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Brothers and sisters, I want to warn you all right here and now that the following information will most likely turn your stomach. I would especially caution women to avert their eyes. If anyone sees Petal attempting to view this thread, tackle her and distract her with shiny objects.
Everyone knows that goths are demon scum and hellbound. But THIS new story illustrates how deeply depraved they truly are. Next time some pasty-faced gothtard stumbles into our Godly forum claiming that goths are "harmless," just remember what you read here today.
WARNING!! GOTH DEPRAVITY DEPICTED BELOW!!
Everyone knows that goths are demon scum and hellbound. But THIS new story illustrates how deeply depraved they truly are. Next time some pasty-faced gothtard stumbles into our Godly forum claiming that goths are "harmless," just remember what you read here today.
Human Filth Tried to Sell Pierced 'Gothic' Kittens on Web
Humane officers say a Pennsylvania homeowner marketed, and tried to sell "gothic kittens" with ear, neck and tail piercings over the Internet.
Officers with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals removed three kittens and a cat Wednesday from a home in Ross Township, just outside of outside Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
An investigation into the pierced kittens started about a week ago when a man from another state saw "gothic kittens" being sold on eBay, a SPCA official in Luzerne County told The Times Leader.
The man called the number listed on the internet ad and visited the home where he saw the kittens, Officer Carol Morrison told The Times Leader.
“It’s unbelievable anybody would do this to kittens," Morrison told the newspaper.
While at the home, police also found a dog with pierced ears, the Times Leader reported.
Charges are likely against the homeowner, whose name was not released, Morrison said. Morrison said the homeowner has a pet grooming business in the basement of the home.
Humane officers say a Pennsylvania homeowner marketed, and tried to sell "gothic kittens" with ear, neck and tail piercings over the Internet.
Officers with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals removed three kittens and a cat Wednesday from a home in Ross Township, just outside of outside Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
An investigation into the pierced kittens started about a week ago when a man from another state saw "gothic kittens" being sold on eBay, a SPCA official in Luzerne County told The Times Leader.
The man called the number listed on the internet ad and visited the home where he saw the kittens, Officer Carol Morrison told The Times Leader.
“It’s unbelievable anybody would do this to kittens," Morrison told the newspaper.
While at the home, police also found a dog with pierced ears, the Times Leader reported.
Charges are likely against the homeowner, whose name was not released, Morrison said. Morrison said the homeowner has a pet grooming business in the basement of the home.
i bets them kittys got the low self-esteems nows, cuz they had to be 
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