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Punch to the face and then here comes the mace........

OMG I'm a poet and didn't even know it.

I bet he did it because she was black.

I feel bad for that cop, probably has to go get rabbies shots now.

That will teach her not to bite or resist next time, unless she gets off from it. :thumbleft:

Yeah... people were trying to say this cop overstepped his bounds... I really don't think so... Don't resist, don't bite.. simple

DiggityBiggity wrote:... Don't resist

yeah vote republican......

Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

p8ntman442 wrote:

DiggityBiggity wrote:... Don't resist

yeah vote republican......

No, vote American... RON PAUL!

seems like alot of struggle for such a tiny person. If i was on the job and I was bit you better believe my first reaction is a punch to your face too. The pepper spray might have been avoided because she seemed stunned that she was hit in the face but he was probably pissed. shit she bit him.

As far as potential for infection goes, there's no bite worse than a human bite.

The Dark Side of Will wrote:As far as potential for infection goes, there's no bite worse than a human bite.

This is very very true. My friend was bit BADLY in a bite, part of his ear was taken off!!

The Dr.'s were VERY worried about infection, he was on MASSIVE drugs to prevent infection.

teamhavok2 wrote:seems like alot of struggle for such a tiny person. If i was on the job and I was bit you better believe my first reaction is a punch to your face too. The pepper spray might have been avoided because she seemed stunned that she was hit in the face but he was probably pissed. shit she bit him.

For sure the pepper spray was retalliation. The matter was calmed by then.

The Dark Side of Will wrote:As far as potential for infection goes, there's no bite worse than a human bite.

Ya sure, isn't a cat bite full of more bacteria? I used to take birds in for rescue when my cat would catch them, they said a cat's saliva contains some of the most bacteria-ridden crap and they would innoculate with something, probably a form of pennicilin.

The reason it's so bad, is because everything is super communicable.

EBSB52 wrote:
Ya sure, isn't a cat bite full of more bacteria? I used to take birds in for rescue when my cat would catch them, they said a cat's saliva contains some of the most bacteria-ridden crap and they would innoculate with something, probably a form of pennicilin.

Cat bites usually aren't bad unless the cat is pissed off. When they get mad they release some kind of chemical which can make you extremely sick. Hence the term "cat scratch fever".

lucky80 wrote:

EBSB52 wrote:
Ya sure, isn't a cat bite full of more bacteria? I used to take birds in for rescue when my cat would catch them, they said a cat's saliva contains some of the most bacteria-ridden crap and they would innoculate with something, probably a form of pennicilin.

Cat bites usually aren't bad unless the cat is pissed off. When they get mad they release some kind of chemical which can make you extremely sick. Hence the term "cat scratch fever".

I thought that was a metaphore for "pussy."

EBSB52 wrote:

The Dark Side of Will wrote:As far as potential for infection goes, there's no bite worse than a human bite.

Ya sure, isn't a cat bite full of more bacteria? I used to take birds in for rescue when my cat would catch them, they said a cat's saliva contains some of the most bacteria-ridden crap and they would innoculate with something, probably a form of pennicilin.

My dad was bitten by a stray cat (NOT rabid) and the doc put him on anti-biotics (VERY rare for this doctor) told him that the only bite worse for infection risk than a cat bite is a human bite.

Cat scratch fever is caused by being scratched by the cat, not it's bite. This is because they trample their feces and urine when they bury them. A friend of mine was scratched by his cat and his whole arm swelled very rapidly. One of the claws happened to nick a vein. He had to be on antibiotics for a few weeks for it to heal. He has been bitten by his cats on several occasions, they even broke the skin with their bites and he hasn't had any problems with those, compared to that scratch.

Dirty Sanchez wrote:Cat scratch fever is caused by being scratched by the cat, not it's bite. This is because they trample their feces and urine when they bury them. A friend of mine was scratched by his cat and his whole arm swelled very rapidly. One of the claws happened to nick a vein. He had to be on antibiotics for a few weeks for it to heal. He has been bitten by his cats on several occasions, they even broke the skin with their bites and he hasn't had any problems with those, compared to that scratch.

So Terrible Ted was signing about a cat scratch from a cat that just burried a deuce? :scratch:

I guess the moral of the story here comes in two parts:
1) Don't trust cats
2) Don't bite cops