Vary Sick Looking Piggy - Page 4

**rabbitsncavyluv** · #61 12-07-04, 01:21 pm

Don't worry. You'll be back when your boar is still sick and your sow is having pregnancy complications and you need to place any of your babies if they survive.

**liluqt** · #62 12-07-04, 03:19 pm

The ignorance of that child. It's not even about having a life all about cavies, she doesn't even have the *minimal* amount of responsibility to care for a single one. Ha, I just noticed that she spelled 'very' incorrectly in her thread title. When I was 12, I could pass as an 18 year old with my grammar. Afterall, they feed you english lesson after english lesson when you're growing up. I hate to mention that she's actually around my neck of the woods. I fear for every innocent piggie in this area.

**Denise** · #63 12-07-04, 03:26 pm

As a mother of three children, I will ALWAYS do what is best for them. While I LOVED being pregnant and having babies, I did not continue having more because I loved it so much. I did what was right for my children and stopped having more so I could give them everything they needed. My wants and desires were set aside for theirs. Make sense? She is obviously a great deal younger than 12 or tremendously immature. I also smell a troll! My prayers are with her pigs!

**RubyPiggie2** · #64 12-07-04, 04:11 pm

Yes, now that I think about it, she does not seem near 12 years old. Immature and irresponsible is what I think she is. She's freaking setting off a bad example for 12 year olds, and that stinks because I was a twelve year old not more than a year ago, and MUCH more mature and responsible than her. When I was 12, I knew all I know now about guinea pigs. I knew about breeding, about pet stores, about cages, veggies, ect. I was also in challenge classes(including English) and still am! You are perfectly capable of spelling better and such. She set off a bad example for us young'ns.
ilovebabe.
the reason why you aren't coming here is because we are being mean to you, correct? Hahaha! You make me laugh. I agree somewhat, but until you start being more mature, follow the rules, and be more responsible will we ever show respect for you. Because what you have written has totally erased anything that we had. Everybody here has given you the best advise, yet you pay no attention! You are lucky that the moderators haven't come yet and given you a piece of their minds. You'd really be crying now. This all came upon you because of your actions, thoughts, and what you have written. I suggest you find both those animals new homes and reasearch much more on guinea pigs. Preferably, research at www.guinealynx.com
Oh yes, a reminder- English class is right down the hall.

**RubyPiggie2** · #65 12-07-04, 04:13 pm

Oh yes, forgot to mention. My life is really all about cavies and making a better life for them. Haha, I'm such a loser sometimes!

**rabbitsncavyluv** · #66 12-07-04, 04:20 pm

If we're losers, and that makes you a winner (because you have demonstrated lack of care and competence) then I'd rather be a loser.

**RubyPiggie2** · #67 12-07-04, 04:25 pm

Yes, most definately rabbitsncavyluv. I so very much agree!
Oh yes, no offense that I meant to people by calling myself a loser because I'm all about guinea pigs! I didn't mean it as an insult!!

**RubyPiggie2** · #68 12-07-04, 04:27 pm

Ack! In my longer post, I wrote advice as advise and research as reasearch. I correct myself now! It is advice!! And research!!

**liluqt** · #69 12-07-04, 04:30 pm

It's okay. I live, breathe and eat guinea pigs. Okay, I would NEVER eat them.. but you know.. figure of speech. All day long I'm scouring the web for guinea pig information, pictures or new items/ideas for my own pigs. When my boyfriend sees me grinning for no reason while being silent, he goes "You're thinking about guinea pigs, aren't you?" I'm always picturing my pigs in various situations, "oh my gosh, wouldn't Chuckie look so cute sitting on that park bench with his little feet dangling while reading the newspaper?" Well, you get the idea. I've probably fallen off my rocker.. but hopefully I'm not alone. Or maybe I am,

**mncavylover** · #70 12-07-04, 06:38 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilovebabe

ok i am leaveing this site FOR EVER you ppl need to get a life thats not all aoubt cavys

Sorry for actually caring. This is a cavy site, you know.

**liluqt** · #71 12-07-04, 08:53 pm

That's okay. When she pops up on the other popular cavy board, guinealynx, we can all jump all over her again there. And she most likely will since her pigs will probably get sick due to her neglect.

TinaFabulous · #72 12-07-04, 09:58 pm

im probably going to join guinea lynx as well soon... I too have smelled a troll from the start, and didnt see much point in reasoning with someone who can barly speak properly. I agree with the post that I read about how she could afford so many pigs when she says she cant even afford a bigger cage. It all does sound a bit fishy, and she's so emotional, or shes just being seriously rude. And being totally unreasonable about the whole breeding thing, if she loves her pigs that much she wouldnt put them through that. I dont think she has enough responsiblilty for one, let alone 2 and however many litters of babies she plans on having.

I agree, guinea pigs shouldnt be breed just because you have a male and a female of good health and age. There are enough homeless pigs for goodness sake!

**Loveheart** · #73 12-07-04, 11:55 pm

If you see ilovebabe's profile her msn profile she doesnt look 12, maybe its just someone who is just bored and decided to make up stuff i dont know but yeah i never knew breeding could be bad till i read guinealynx and i was so worried for my guinea pig who i thought at the time was pregnant and i would never really want to get another guinea pig that is pregnant

**critterlover** · #74 12-08-04, 05:11 am

ILovebabe's profile says her birth year is 1989, yet she said she's 12. Sounds fishy to me.

**AngelsCavies** · #75 12-08-04, 11:29 am

she lied so she can sign up on here.

TinaFabulous · #76 12-08-04, 03:08 pm

ya alot of people tend to do that, its dishonest, but they still do it

**CavySpirit** · #77 12-08-04, 03:21 pm

If you are under 13, you can still sign up and be a member, it's just that I need to receive an email from a parent giving permission before I allow them to complete the registration. Actually, I've only had one parent do that, and I felt very good about her being on the forum. It really does make sense.

**Faunn** · #78 12-14-04, 02:41 pm

I just read through the whole board and started shaking my head, I agree with all of you on everything. I was once thinking about breeding, but I, also, live and breath guinea pigs. I am 14, and when I was 13, I got 3 pigs at once. Two died, but I still have one left. I am planning a 2x4 for my pig and another male companion (unless that would be to small), and I started planning a few MONTHS ago, so I'm still working on it. She (or he) was WAY to young to own a pig at all. My brother really owns the male we have, but he's 11, so I do everything with my baby. And I would thank you all for the advice I read up on, it will help me, but the kid probably won't listen (stubborn...) Thanks!

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