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brain sizes: Einstein's and women's

Das Uber Bitch pishoff at ecpi.com
Wed Aug 21 10:20:08 EST 2002


Oh, my. You sure are stupid. I have eight Labrador / Rottweilers, and they
love me and my younger daughter above all other humans in the world. Dogs
and cats I don't even know approach me for affection, because they
instinctively trust me. Indeed, most herbivore pets [e.g. birds, rabbits]
are skittish of me because I smell of predator to them. So much for you,
drippy dick.

"John Knight" <johnknight at usa.com> wrote in message
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> I found this and I thought it was interesting.
> Lawdy be! A woman killed by her 4 pit bulls. Surprise, surprise. The pit
> bull (American Staffordshire terrier) was bred for the purpose of
fighting.
> That means teeth, blood, torn flesh -- that sort of thing. "Pit", that's
> their arena. "Bull" does not mean female. I guess our land of morons has
> been seeing too many Disney movies. What in hell does an owner of such
> animals think he is doing? I'll be nice to a pit bull, feed him oatmeal,
and
> he'll become a Chihuahua. It should never be forgotten, if one has the
> brains to understand in the first place, that dogs are pack animals. One
pit
> bull per family is enough but add another, that's two Virginia, and the
pack
> instinct is amplified. When one has a pack of four, you are inviting
> disaster, big time. The equation is simple. The more dogs, the less the
> human influence.
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> Have you noticed that there are far fewer attacks by dogs, or simians,
upon
> males than there are upon children or women? There is another factor here
> which the feminist crowd dislikes. Females, with their soft ways, are
quite
> effective with animals when it comes to herbivores, especially horses. Not
> many females are in the horse 'breaking' business though. When it comes to
> the fang crowd, any farmer knows that its the man who is most effective at
> control. Trainers of African cats, lions etc., have told me that the
female
> voice will often set off a lion to attack. It appears that chauvinism
exists
> among carnivores also. If that can be proved, then maybe our feminists can
> strive to outlaw Nature. When loving, the female voice is often quite
> soothing, but when yapping, it remains one of the most irritating sounds
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