Hello Sukhjit. Surveys are not very numerous on this site at present but do stay. I am a new boy myself and have managed to acquire a bit of a balance, and it is by far the most amusing place for forums. The big brass, George and LizzieAnn have not yet got their claws into you but give them time. It is a good place to meet and relax.
Baggy

I have no claws, Baggy, look, you have the claws, little furry one!! Sukhjit, just stick around, have fun, and keep checking back, and of course, don't forget to enter the competition whereby you can make £5 in one go!!

hi Sukjit. stick with it

Watch out Sukhjit, one of the guns has found you!! Now we expect to hear more from you and perhaps a picture. Get back as soon as you can
Baggy

Hi Sukjit, as Baggy puts it I am the other big brass in stature only (or to put it another way a fat sod). Welcome to your new home and the many friends you will make. Beware of my mother, she goes under the name grandma, she goes out of her way to embarrass me and no one at the YSP HQ does anything to censor her (rotten ****), they all want a laugh at my expense. Some come on board and join the fun.

Thanks for signing up Sukjit. I'm sorry you haven't completed a survey yet. Our surveys are a bit like buses, there won't be one for a bit and then 3 will turn up at once. We hope to have another one going live today but you've chance to be entered into a prize draw to win vouchers worth £100 if you complete our omnibus survey.

Thank you all very much for keeping me positive. I have worked as a care assistant for about 8 years loved it, got a transfer near to home was not happy left after 3 weeks. All bin so kind Thanx. Suki

We will continue to be kind to you, Sukhjit, we are a kind bunch on here, no nasties.....George and you should have a lot in common, he is a carer too.

But not for cats as he likes them in a curry.
Baggy

Baggy, went fishing yesterday and caught 9 cod, just to fatten up the local cats ready for the curry pot.

I completely refuse to rise to the bait!!

You wont but the fish did. Yummy curry

Ha ha George. What are going to do with you he he. At least Sophie safe from curry pot.

If an animal has a name I wont eat it unless its tasty

Well George, congrats for the fishing, was it from the beach or a boat? Now back to the subject of your curries. You do realise that the only carnivore, really omnivore, that we eat are pigs, and many religions refuse to eat them, and cats, most certainly, are not vegetarian. It was when the food producers started feeding cows with bits of carcasses from sheep that resulted in CJD, so there were lessons to be learned there. But I suppose you know what you are doing, and as they say, "One man's meat is another man's poison". I will confess, my man has eaten jackal stew and said it was wonderful, but I do not fancy dog. Mice, rats, yes and other small mammals. Try them one day. Tasty!!
Baggy

This conversation is becoming extremely unsavoury...I think I will keep well out of it!

Baggy, dont tell the women as they seem squeamish, but I eat very little meat. Pork I never eat. Lamb once in a while. Steak only in florida and has to be ribeye steak. Chicken (Cat) I love it. Fish I love but should eat more. I adore shellfish, but, I am limited on the amount I can consume due to the cholestral within the shellfish.
But Cat Vindaloo is my favorite meal.

cholesterol...George! I love shellfish too, but my family are squeamish and so I never eat it out of deference to their wishes. I should eat more fish too, but I often have disagreeable reactions to frozen fish...fresh can be dodgy too. Maybe you could send me some of your next catch? My cat can have the rest.

If I have a good day out I would willingly give you a bag full of fresh Cod, pouting, Pollack and Mackrel, only trouble is is the Royal Mail. The fish would be rather wiffy by the time they would deliver, but you can rely that the thought is there.

aw, thanks George, we'll just have to stick with the thought then. It's less fattening too! But fish is so good for you, I love tuna and salmon, mackerel is a problem with the amount of bones, but all that Omega 3/oily fish they go on about being good for your brain is covered by mackerel and salmon.