So who's going to do it first?

[Beemer]

Perhaps their fingers are like that due to too much chlorine in the gene pool.

I somehow think these guys got into the gene pool while the lifeguard wasn't looking.

[scumdog]

I somehow think these guys got into the gene pool while the lifeguard wasn't looking.

Or leap into it when the sign said "empty".

[Yokai]

EDIT: Sorry - I just read the thing about the puppy... Who teaches these people respect? F*** me that's sick. I mean... UGH. That guy needs some serious punishment - That's way too bad.

The below was meant as a slightly humorous post btw.

Animal abuse is unforgiveable. But vigilante justice achieves nothing and is also unforgiveable. Remember that there are worse crimes being committed against PEOPLE at this very moment in lounge rooms and bedrooms all over New Zealand. You just don't know about those. Yet.

But you and me Hitcher ain't nothing but mammals ... I wonder if we could claim animal abuse if we couldn't get an assault charge to stick....

[Lias]

Fuck me and its happened AGAIN. If you guys are right then we have a shitload of young serial killers growing up here in NZ.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3397732a10,00.html

Cat horrifically tortured to death in Nelson
02 September 2005

A Nelson family's cat was tied to a dog, strangled and dragged to death in what has been described as one of the worst cases of animal cruelty reported in the region.

Tasman District Council's animal control officer Phil Bergman was called late on Wednesday after a large dog was found wandering with the dead cat tied to its lead. The cat had one front leg tied under its chin and had been tied to the dog's lead by its neck.

Mr Bergman said the act was among the worst animal cruelty incidents he had seen. The cat had not been mauled by the dog and there was no way its death could have been an accident.

"The poor thing was doomed. It looked like it had been dragged by a car," he said. "Some people just don't like cats and do crazy things, but this has been done for sick kicks."

The dog's owner and the family who owned the cat, seven-year-old Mischief, were both "shattered", he said.

"This poor cat only had three legs anyway. Its owners were a family with young kids, and it was a much loved family pet.

"I don't know what would possess someone to do that for a cheap thrill. Cruelty to animals is rare in this neck of woods. It makes me sick to my stomach."

Mr Bergman had contacted police.

"This cannot go unpunished," he said.