'There's no question Michael's paid his debt': Falcons owner sa...

Barbara Hathaway wrote:

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I'm curious....I read in the paper that Vick's fiancee wore shoes that had fur on them to the courtroom. Do you suppose it might have been dog fur?

If they came from China they did.
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From a very young child , I was introduced to animals, and taught their value, their importance. My Dad ( god rest his beautiful soul ), used to bring bring, find, pick up, all kinds of animals ( much to my mom's dismay, lol ) and bring them home. I never knew what I would find when I came home from where ever I was... I could walk in a have a frog in a shoe box with some kind of bedding ( little home) my dad made for him. Then there was the time he found the biggest turle I ever saw, he put it in a bucket and let me hold it and watch it walk around our house..but only for a little while , and then told me "Mr. Slow-guy" had to be put back up in the field , where he found it. I have always had a deep connection and even deeper love for animals.... all animals..but, especially dogs. I truly believe this comes from a healthy and safe upbringing , that never, ever was short of compassion and love. My heart can not stand the thought that their are poor , beautiful, defenseless creatures that are the victims of cold, calculated, and heartless individuals. I hope they never let me see them hurting one of these angels... for they will know what torture can be bestowed upon them !!! GOD BLESS OUR FOUR, FIVE, SIX, EIGHT...ETC.. LEGGED BABIES .... WE LOVE YOU

Pasquale Daly wrote:

From a very young child , I was introduced to animals, and taught their value, their importance. My Dad ( god rest his beautiful soul ), used to bring bring, find, pick up, all kinds of animals ( much to my mom's dismay, lol ) and bring them home. I never knew what I would find when I came home from where ever I was... I could walk in a have a frog in a shoe box with some kind of bedding ( little home) my dad made for him. Then there was the time he found the biggest turle I ever saw, he put it in a bucket and let me hold it and watch it walk around our house..but only for a little while , and then told me "Mr. Slow-guy" had to be put back up in the field , where he found it. I have always had a deep connection and even deeper love for animals.... all animals..but, especially dogs. I truly believe this comes from a healthy and safe upbringing , that never, ever was short of compassion and love. My heart can not stand the thought that their are poor , beautiful, defenseless creatures that are the victims of cold, calculated, and heartless individuals. I hope they never let me see them hurting one of these angels... for they will know what torture can be bestowed upon them !!! GOD BLESS OUR FOUR, FIVE, SIX, EIGHT...ETC.. LEGGED BABIES .... WE LOVE YOU

I'm with you 100%. I was raised the same way.

Pasquale Daly wrote:

From a very young child , I was introduced to animals, and taught their value, their importance. My Dad ( god rest his beautiful soul ), used to bring bring, find, pick up, all kinds of animals ( much to my mom's dismay, lol ) and bring them home. I never knew what I would find when I came home from where ever I was... I could walk in a have a frog in a shoe box with some kind of bedding ( little home) my dad made for him. Then there was the time he found the biggest turle I ever saw, he put it in a bucket and let me hold it and watch it walk around our house..but only for a little while , and then told me "Mr. Slow-guy" had to be put back up in the field , where he found it. I have always had a deep connection and even deeper love for animals.... all animals..but, especially dogs. I truly believe this comes from a healthy and safe upbringing , that never, ever was short of compassion and love. My heart can not stand the thought that their are poor , beautiful, defenseless creatures that are the victims of cold, calculated, and heartless individuals. I hope they never let me see them hurting one of these angels... for they will know what torture can be bestowed upon them !!! GOD BLESS OUR FOUR, FIVE, SIX, EIGHT...ETC.. LEGGED BABIES .... WE LOVE YOU

I was raised the same. Something to be grateful for.

He should have each phalange broken individually.

Pasquale Daly wrote:

From a very young child , I was introduced to animals, and taught their value, their importance. My Dad ( god rest his beautiful soul ), used to bring bring, find, pick up, all kinds of animals ( much to my mom's dismay, lol ) and bring them home. I never knew what I would find when I came home from where ever I was... I could walk in a have a frog in a shoe box with some kind of bedding ( little home) my dad made for him. Then there was the time he found the biggest turle I ever saw, he put it in a bucket and let me hold it and watch it walk around our house..but only for a little while , and then told me "Mr. Slow-guy" had to be put back up in the field , where he found it. I have always had a deep connection and even deeper love for animals.... all animals..but, especially dogs. I truly believe this comes from a healthy and safe upbringing , that never, ever was short of compassion and love. My heart can not stand the thought that their are poor , beautiful, defenseless creatures that are the victims of cold, calculated, and heartless individuals. I hope they never let me see them hurting one of these angels... for they will know what torture can be bestowed upon them !!! GOD BLESS OUR FOUR, FIVE, SIX, EIGHT...ETC.. LEGGED BABIES .... WE LOVE YOU

OMG, my Dad did exactly the same thing and my mother was not amused. Then with seven kids bringing home all the strays they found we always had a house full of animals. You really brought back memories, thanks.

Captain Like wrote:

He should have each phalange broken individually.

Oooh that would hurt Captain! the crybabies won't like that.

New York wrote:

<quoted text>OMG, my Dad did exactly the same thing and my mother was not amused. Then with seven kids bringing home all the strays they found we always had a house full of animals. You really brought back memories, thanks.

You welcome baby !!! I remember the time a "gerbil sat" for my friend who went on vacation and they got loose in the house... MY MOM WAS MADDDDD!!!! Lol... I would come behind her and tickle her neck so she thought it was the escaped gerbil, and she would scream,,,,,lolololol..then she would chase me, trying to kill me !!!! omg.... ain't it great !!!

Rachael wrote:

<quoted text>I was raised the same. Something to be grateful for.

I was raised by wolves.

Rachael wrote:

<quoted text>I was raised the same. Something to be grateful for.

No really, it's true. We had some wolves that lived by us.

Rachael wrote:

<quoted text>I was raised the same. Something to be grateful for.

Same here. Thanks Dad!

Pleasure Beach Lover wrote:

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Same here. Thanks Dad!

Wasn't it great to be shown the, most beautiful things in life, by the people who loved us and knew the importance of showing us , and letting us discover the beauty of life, all life. I remember the first time I met , a horse, lol... I was so scared , but was told, go slow , hand turned backwards , let him sniff you... and go from there. The amazing beauty of meeting and getting to know, and fall in love with all of Gods creatures was, and still is , a reason to live, a reason to be happy , or get happy if you aren't . I have recently developed a relationship with a fiesty squirrel that has befriended my home .... he waits on the fence everyday , same time, for the shelled peanuts that I now must purchase ...I think he'll be around for a while..I named him "Skippy".

michael convick paid his debt? he shows no remorse for what he did.....he is such a sleaze. he is just sorry he ever got caught. what a jerk he is!

He should be tapped lightly with a meat cleaver until he dies.

Captain Like wrote:

He should be tapped lightly with a meat cleaver until he dies.

here,here

Pasquale Daly wrote:

<quoted text>Wasn't it great to be shown the, most beautiful things in life, by the people who loved us and knew the importance of showing us , and letting us discover the beauty of life, all life. I remember the first time I met , a horse, lol... I was so scared , but was told, go slow , hand turned backwards , let him sniff you... and go from there. The amazing beauty of meeting and getting to know, and fall in love with all of Gods creatures was, and still is , a reason to live, a reason to be happy , or get happy if you aren't . I have recently developed a relationship with a fiesty squirrel that has befriended my home .... he waits on the fence everyday , same time, for the shelled peanuts that I now must purchase ...I think he'll be around for a while..I named him "Skippy".

There is nothing quite so nice as being able to interact with an animal that seems to enjoy your company if only for a little while. However, I think I'll continue to enjoy certain animals like lions, tigers, etc. from a safe distance. Some of them seem to have learned that not all humans are nice.

Captain Like wrote:

He should be tapped lightly with a meat cleaver until he dies.

Ooooh! That would hurt!

Alexander Supertramp wrote:

<quoted text>No really, it's true. We had some wolves that lived by us.

I was a wolf in another life. No, really

Belinda wrote:

<quoted text>try to get some help for this guy
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/109/justice-fo...

I found a good quote that the animal lovers will enjoy.
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way in which its animals are treated." "I hold that the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to protection by man from the cruelty of man." ---Ghandi

Queen of Pain wrote:

<quoted text>I found a good quote that the animal lovers will enjoy.
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way in which its animals are treated." "I hold that the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to protection by man from the cruelty of man." ---Ghandi

Thank you so much
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