There’s probably a logical explanation, but I’m still intrigued….

There is a perfectly simple explanation. When I was at school I used to help in a vet surgery, watching the operations and going out to farms and fun stuff like that. One day the vet took me to a sheep farm because some ewes had not lambed and they wondered why. One ewe really stank, and the vet said it was because the lamb had died inside her and had started to rot. She risked dying from blood poisoning if the dead lamb was not removed, so he shoved his hand in and pulled the dead lamb out. As he pulled it out of the ewe, all its guts fell out because it had rotted so much there was no skin or muscle to keep them inside.

Sorry for such a description, I just wanted to answer the question. And I once saw a lamb without an arse as well. There was just skin where the ******** should have been. The vet cut the skin to give the lamb an ******** and loads of liquid sh*t shot out of the back of the lamb because it had built up behind the skin.

Congratulations! What healthcare job will you do? I would love to work in an operating theatre.

How about Stop Natasha bloody Bedingfield? The most talentless cow around! 😀

John C – my kitten is a maniac too. I don’t know how many times I had to remove her from my Playstation cupboard this morning, or how many times she has knocked the flowers out of the window (which she has only just discovered!) As soon as she hits six months she will be off to the vets for spaying, so no kittens for her. Let us know how you get on with breeding the Bengals, I think they are beautiful cats.

“Australian Shepherd”????That’s a new one on me

They’re an American breed, so called because they were bred from dogs imported from Australia. They look like border collies but don’t have a tail.

Lab: Oh, me, me!!!!! Pleeeeeeeeeze let me change the light bulb! Can I? Can I? Huh? Huh? Huh? Can I? Pleeeeeeeeeze, please, please, please!

You ain’t met my Lab!! Too idle to get off his backside most of the time.

Arthur – no, Brussels is off for her second series of injections. She had her first a few weeks ago, and soon learned to dislike the vet coming near her after she had the first needle stuck into her neck.

At the moment I am enjoying some peace and quiet because she is asleep 😀 Im March, she and Dexter will be going on holidays, whilst I go to…Brussels!

I have Firefox 1.0 as my browser. It’s usually OK but it can be a real pain sometimes because it will keep coming up with error messages and you have to keep trying some links over and over again until it will load the site.