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Article #14175Re: Daily gripe: loose pets
From: Hari Seldon
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1998 00:00
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I don't swerve to avoid pets. Unless they are VERY furry (a real bitch to get blood and long hair out of the radiator) or it is someones pet moose. > strolling down the road. People need to take more care of their pets. > If someone instinctively swerves to miss a dog or cat and crosses the > center line and causes a head on collision, then not only is it likely > the pet will be dead, but so too might be some humans. > > In summary, some consequences of loose pets are: > > - a dead pet > - dead humans > - living with the guilt of knowing you let your pet stray and cause > humans to die > - possible charges of involuntary manslaughter and jail time.
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