-=> Sandra Peake wrote to Bob Lotspeich concerning "Mad Cow" Disease <=-
 SP> The prions are attracted to, and apparently multiply in the brain
 SP> tissue. But we know so little about them that there are bound to be
 SP> surprising discoveries on the horizon. So far, these prions are
 SP> among the first group of mammalian proteins that require neither DNA
 SP> nor RNA to propagate. Seemingly, they are impossibilities.
Spooky, to say the least!
 SP> Other than those pit bulls raised by drug dealers and
 SP> attention-seekers with outsize egos, the animals have proven so
 SP> erratic and dangerous that several nearby cities have banned them or
 SP> otherwise restricted their ownership. The breed is definitely not
 SP> stable enough for household pets. Yet they are the main ones that
 SP> ferociously attack small children for no apparent reason.
I just watched an article on TV news yesterday that stated the four
most dangerous breeds of dogs around childrem are: Pit Bulls,
Rotweilers, German Shepherds and Huskies. I was surprised to see no
mention of Dobermans or St. Bernards. Three of the best breeds around
children were the Golden Retriever, Labrador and Cocker Spaniel.
 BL>Really disgusting behavior!  I can think of a lot of punishments for
 BL>people who mistreat animals that way...
 SP> Yeah, toss them in with a pack of strange pit bulls trained by
 SP> people like themselves. :-)
Precisely!
... What do you mean you "formatted" the cat???
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