SandyTaylor_2009

The article mentions ... "it's also hard to understand why people let their cats roam around outside. We're not out in nature, we're a city, and it's just a lousy thing to do. Wouldn't it be nice if people who got pets had to take a class first?"

We ARE in a city, but people have let their cats out of their houses since I can remember.

It's one of the unique things about cats - they mill around outside and always come home and they pose no threat to others, and if they're not declawed - it's typically OK to let them run around, scratch a tree, mark an area as their own - 'prowl' the neighborhood - then come home for vittles.

I think it's lousier to keep them locked up inside when seriously - when has it EVER been an issue to 'let the cat out' before?

Can't believe that's even a paragraph in this story!??!?!

What's sick, disgusting and the real issue (story) here - is the wack-job that's going around slaying cats for pleasure.

I have to agree with jtmbls - this sick freak would probably turn to humans at some point.

Best the police go ahead and investigate now.

Yeah, this brings back memories of "Texas Goulash" - does anyone really know what that ways - REALLY?

I'm with Momzilla. I'd rather get my eyelids stuck together with crazy glue than do that again.

A sucker for punishment, I went with the three kids to Target and the mall today - to get school supplies and some necessities for school - and it left me like Goldie Hawn's character in Overboard - you know - "buh buh buh buh buh buh buh..." needing a dunk in a nice cold wash barrel (or beer barrel - whatever...).

Really - these people have no idea the road-rules of store aisles. They will run right over you - with a shopping basket, their grandmother, their car....

I love the tax break, but it's just not worth the crowd to me anymore. Luckily the lines today in DFW area weren't too bad at Target - but the mall was a MESS. MESS, I SAY!

I can't believe Sacramento is in the top three. And I don't know about anyone else - but we're only 3 higher on the list than New York City - and I've been there a few times - and unless you're eating hot dogs from a street vendor - you are spending LOTS more just for dinner alone - not to include anything else.

Interesting for sure!

I like jtmbles idea - though - the idea of maybe taking unexpired medications, having them tested, and then putting them back into the pool somehow...

Certainly it poses several issues, but the general idea of 'recycling and reusing' those medications and helping those in need sounds great.

Go Frogs!! My son is a Frog - second year - we're rooting for you and know the team will do AWESOME!

Honestly - My whim is that I have 3 kids, and have tons of fundraisers each year, and end up with crappy candles and stupid bolts of ugly wrapping paper that I can't use... and I just think it's a pretty cool idea.

And again - I just don't see the big issue making money AND helping the environment.

I'm truly not playing anything off - just merely commenting that I don't understand why this post and whole thing gets bad comments - and why it's bad to promote your business online.

And - I do think they're pretty smart - because the market of green hipsters is a HUGE population.

The press release is about their fundraiser program, THAT is what I think is specifically cool.

Trust me - I can be skeptical! Just not about the opportunity to stop the $20.00 for a 4 year old nasty bag of pizza dough Fundraisers. Seriously! Have you had to manage these fundraisers? What a whip.

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