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Posted by Fred on January 25, 2009, 10:41 pm
Hi Y'all,
I know the laws are different in each area but what are they like where you
live with respect to the following?
My DW cooked up this left-over turkey concoction in her favorite cauldron.
Before eating any I tossed a few morsels to our new puppy who devoured them
like a starving shark. He didn't seem to be any worse for the tidbit so diet
or no diet I proceeded to down the portion that my DW had allocated to me. I
might add that the puppy is neither fat nor starving.
My question is as follows, "Can using a puppy as a food tester be considered
inhumane (cruelty to animals) and subject to the pains and aggrevation of
the law??"
Fred
http://www.stitchaway.com
If nothing changes, nothing changes.
Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
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Posted by Dawne Peterson on January 25, 2009, 11:24 pm
"Fred" wrote
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> I know the laws are different in each area but what are they like where
> you live with respect to the following?
> My DW cooked up this left-over turkey concoction in her favorite cauldron.
> Before eating any I tossed a few morsels to our new puppy who devoured
> them like a starving shark. He didn't seem to be any worse for the tidbit
> so diet or no diet I proceeded to down the portion that my DW had
> allocated to me. I might add that the puppy is neither fat nor starving.
> My question is as follows, "Can using a puppy as a food tester be
> considered inhumane (cruelty to animals) and subject to the pains and
> aggrevation of the law??"
I think you should take recourse in the defence of necessity, which is valid
in Canadian Criminal Law. Necessity excuses an otherwise unlawful act when
the performance of that act was necessary to preserve life or prevent
serious immediate harm to oneself or another. You must simply explain to
the Keeper of the Cauldron that it was necessary to use the pup in order to
prevent harm to yourself.
Then, of course, as we so often do around here, Run, Duck and Hide.
Dawne
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Posted by Fred on January 25, 2009, 11:36 pm
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> "Fred" wrote
>> I know the laws are different in each area but what are they like where
>> you live with respect to the following?
>> My DW cooked up this left-over turkey concoction in her favorite
>> cauldron.
>> Before eating any I tossed a few morsels to our new puppy who devoured
>> them like a starving shark. He didn't seem to be any worse for the tidbit
>> so diet or no diet I proceeded to down the portion that my DW had
>> allocated to me. I might add that the puppy is neither fat nor starving.
>> My question is as follows, "Can using a puppy as a food tester be
>> considered inhumane (cruelty to animals) and subject to the pains and
>> aggrevation of the law??"
> I think you should take recourse in the defence of necessity, which is
> valid in Canadian Criminal Law. Necessity excuses an otherwise unlawful
> act when the performance of that act was necessary to preserve life or
> prevent serious immediate harm to oneself or another. You must simply
> explain to the Keeper of the Cauldron that it was necessary to use the pup
> in order to prevent harm to yourself.
> Then, of course, as we so often do around here, Run, Duck and Hide.
> Dawne
Thank you Dawne!
With your permission I shall print your response and give it to the chief
prosecutor.
Fred
http://www.stitchaway.com
If nothing changes, nothing changes.
Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
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Posted by Barbara on January 26, 2009, 6:20 am
Fred wrote:
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>> "Fred" wrote
>>> I know the laws are different in each area but what are they like where
>>> you live with respect to the following?
>>> My DW cooked up this left-over turkey concoction in her favorite
>>> cauldron.
>>> Before eating any I tossed a few morsels to our new puppy who devoured
>>> them like a starving shark. He didn't seem to be any worse for the tidbit
>>> so diet or no diet I proceeded to down the portion that my DW had
>>> allocated to me. I might add that the puppy is neither fat nor starving.
>>> My question is as follows, "Can using a puppy as a food tester be
>>> considered inhumane (cruelty to animals) and subject to the pains and
>>> aggrevation of the law??"
>> I think you should take recourse in the defence of necessity, which is
>> valid in Canadian Criminal Law. Necessity excuses an otherwise unlawful
>> act when the performance of that act was necessary to preserve life or
>> prevent serious immediate harm to oneself or another. You must simply
>> explain to the Keeper of the Cauldron that it was necessary to use the pup
>> in order to prevent harm to yourself.
>> Then, of course, as we so often do around here, Run, Duck and Hide.
>> Dawne
>
> Thank you Dawne!
>
> With your permission I shall print your response and give it to the chief
> prosecutor.
>
> Fred
> http://www.stitchaway.com
> If nothing changes, nothing changes.
> Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
>
>
Do you have life insurance. If not run real fast.And get a taste tester
Barbara
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Posted by Fred on January 26, 2009, 6:55 am
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> Fred wrote:
>>> "Fred" wrote
>>>> I know the laws are different in each area but what are they like where
>>>> you live with respect to the following?
>>>> My DW cooked up this left-over turkey concoction in her favorite
>>>> cauldron.
>>>> Before eating any I tossed a few morsels to our new puppy who devoured
>>>> them like a starving shark. He didn't seem to be any worse for the
>>>> tidbit so diet or no diet I proceeded to down the portion that my DW
>>>> had allocated to me. I might add that the puppy is neither fat nor
>>>> starving.
>>>> My question is as follows, "Can using a puppy as a food tester be
>>>> considered inhumane (cruelty to animals) and subject to the pains and
>>>> aggrevation of the law??"
>>> I think you should take recourse in the defence of necessity, which is
>>> valid in Canadian Criminal Law. Necessity excuses an otherwise unlawful
>>> act when the performance of that act was necessary to preserve life or
>>> prevent serious immediate harm to oneself or another. You must simply
>>> explain to the Keeper of the Cauldron that it was necessary to use the
>>> pup in order to prevent harm to yourself.
>>> Then, of course, as we so often do around here, Run, Duck and Hide.
>>> Dawne
>> Thank you Dawne!
>> With your permission I shall print your response and give it to the chief
>> prosecutor.
>> Fred
>> http://www.stitchaway.com
>> If nothing changes, nothing changes.
>> Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
> Do you have life insurance. If not run real fast.And get a taste tester
> Barbara
I spotted a pretty nice looking taste tester the other day but my DW advised
me that the taste tester that I was looking at neither cooked, washed
clothes, did housework or shoveled up after a dog. My DW also said something
about said taste tester being high maintenance what ever that means. Looks
like I'm stuck (and happy) with what I got. LOL
Fred
http://www.stitchaway.com
If nothing changes, nothing changes.
Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
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> you live with respect to the following?
> My DW cooked up this left-over turkey concoction in her favorite cauldron.
> Before eating any I tossed a few morsels to our new puppy who devoured
> them like a starving shark. He didn't seem to be any worse for the tidbit
> so diet or no diet I proceeded to down the portion that my DW had
> allocated to me. I might add that the puppy is neither fat nor starving.
> My question is as follows, "Can using a puppy as a food tester be
> considered inhumane (cruelty to animals) and subject to the pains and
> aggrevation of the law??"