Quote for the day?

[Patrolman]

I saw this in a posting on Craigslist for a Toyota:

"Has corrosion holes big enough to throw a cat thru. (Cat not provided)"

Wasn't sure what to think. Still not sure what to think. Unfortunately, no pics provided of the Toyota or the cat.

[mattzj98]

I'll provide a cat!

[Heather]

:lmao:

[Chris]

I like it!

[Rob]

Unfortunately, no pics provided of the Toyota or the cat.

:lmao: Pics would have been good. I've seen some pretty darn big cats before.

[MelloYello]

funny!

[glacierpaul]

:lmao:
back in the heyday of the track home invasion, my dad used to say "You can't swing a dead cat and not hit a *Richmond Homes sign. * or US Homes or Shey or fill in whatever homebuilder...

[Brody]

Kitty Throw Game:

http://www.quickflashgames.com/games/kittythrow/

From the PADDLESWORTH PRESS:

A statement released yesterday stated that “In the light of certain public events we no longer feel that cat throwing is an appropriate sport”. However, villagers have been outraged that the case of Mary Bale – who caused a media sensation by dropping a cat in a wheelie bin – should be allowed to affect an ancient village tradition.

Villagers are set to launch a protest, with pub landlord Jimmy Crowhurst taking the helm. He has set up a Facebook group that was 5 strong at time of publication, and swears “it’s only the beginning”. Last year’s champion, Peter Muddle, was unavailable for comment, but his wife Margaret said he was deeply distressed over the ban.

Cat throwing has its origins in the 14th century when local residents of the village of Dode threw their pets across narrow parts of the River Medway as they escaped the Black Death. Many of the residents settled in Paddlesworth where the annual ritual began as a reminder of the exodus and the relatives that were left behind.

Too bad he didn't include pictures. It would probably be considered bad PR for Yota to show pictures of folks hucking cats through rusted holes in vintage Yotas, but would be entertaining...