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by maher-00111

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by michael jay

Please report the following:
1. Messages about buying products and services that are not relevant to the topic or to IT professionals
2. Nonsensical strings of text "slkdjfksdjf"
3. Messages that are obscene or racially-insensitive or contain links to content that is obscene or racially-insensitive
4. Messages that allow you to access pirated software or other pirated content

Please do NOT report the following:
1. Messages suggesting a product or service that actually meets the needs of the original poster. For example, if someone is asking for the best AV app, it is not spam for someone to post a link to an anti-virus product, even if it is their own product.
2. Messages that you just don't like. We're not going to take sides in arguments, so please don't report something as spam when you just don't agree.

by tig2

That today- November 18th, is Mickey Mouse's 79th birthday?

That is easily more informative than the original post...

by w2ktechman

And yes it is much more informative, unless we wanted to checkout the mentality of the poster. In that case, I think a 4 year old could write up a better post. So the mentality of a user compared to a 4 year old is
User <<<<<<<<< 4 year old.

Why, I do beleive that This putes the mentality of the poster Below a 4 year old by quite a bit. Maybe even negative age is present.

Ok, a kitten walking on a keyboard without thought, but curiosity could even write a better post. this makes the original poster
User <<<< kitten

by tig2

Sometimes it is really hard to choose. Kittens are just cute for the simple reason that they are kittens.

I like to keep a tab going for kittenwar on my browser all the time. That way, when I run into idiots, I can soothe myself with kittens.

So far, it works for me...

by ganyssa

I just lost about 15 minutes of my life marinating in cuteness. I knew I had to leave when I started to feel sorry for the losers.

For those on the other side of the fence, there is also http://puppywar.com - I lost another 10 minutes there. Somehow puppies aren't as cute as kittens for me, though. I think it's the fuzz factor.

by deepsand

And, I do mean [i]time[/i].

I've precious little to go around as it is, without your sending me unawares into a trap like that.

It's downright addictive.

by w2ktechman

When I moved here, a 'neighborhood stray' cat seems to like my yard. I guess several neighbors feed it, and give it flea treatment and stuff. Tis a fat cat, and seems to have taken to my yard (and my feet whenever I go outside for a smoke).
Anyway, I aint bringing it in, cause I cant have pets, and never really liked cats too much.
But it has been getting colder, and now this cat seems to whine at my door and paw trying to get in. I kinda feel sorry for it, as it seems to be a loving pet. It also seems that it keeps trying to tell me and other neighbors, that it will be a good cat and just wants a home.

Anyway, I cant have pets, and if I could, I still dont want it in. But, as I said, its getting colder out and I kinda feel sorry for it. I have lots of wood, but almost broke so I dont wanna spend much, actually spending nothing is pteferred.

I have a small strip of carpet, and plenty of wood. I was thinking of building a little 'house' for it and putting a cat door on the front instead of leaving it open. Might help keep it a bit warmer, but it'll likely still get very cold.
Before I start, I was wondering if a cat would likely use it or not? Would it be better to keep an open door instead of the cat door? would you have any recommendations? Suggestions???

by deepsand

who was, until she recently moved to a retirement home, the town Cat Lady, the stray cats seemed to quite happy with dog houses with open doorways. Perhaps the carpeting would be better used on the floor of the habitat.

In any event, try to position it so that it is as well sheltered from the wind as possible; and, orient it so that the entrance is generally down-wind.

by deepsand

And, I commend you for what you are doing, particularly in light of your self-avowed absence of a fondness for cats.

Empathy is a trait that seems to be in short supply.

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