Anyone watch Hoarders?

[Anonymous]

Agree. I'm no hoarder but have lots of stuff to sort through and purge, esp paperwork. I would be in a panic too if I had to get it cleared out in two days.

[Anonymous]

PP, WHO has time to watch these shows? Shouldn't you be cleaning out your vermin inviting crap?!?! Just LOOK at that car port! Are you serious?!

[Anonymous]

Who said anything about animal hoarding? I have never seen that in real life. Maybe in a more rural setting, but not close to the city. There just isn't enough room. The animal hoarding I have seen on t.v., which I supect PP is mentioning, is usually on a farm or something. Is it hoarding if it is on a farm? But I digress - actually PP digressed

My neighbors have a rabbit, cat and dog, does that count? No, actually their house is pretty nice. She comes from a nice family and a nice house.

I just worry about the neighbors who have messy porches/driveways. You can only imagine what the inside of their house looks like if they take no pride in the outside! EEEWWWW!

[Anonymous]

If you have 50+ rabbits running around loose in your house chewing through walls, pooping, and making more baby rabbits, it's a problem. Doesn't matter that you live on a farm.

Off to throw out this past week's worth of mail...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who said anything about animal hoarding? I have never seen that in real life. Maybe in a more rural setting, but not close to the city. There just isn't enough room. The animal hoarding I have seen on t.v., which I supect PP is mentioning, is usually on a farm or something. Is it hoarding if it is on a farm? But I digress - actually PP digressed

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/12/29/AR2009122903516.html

Animal hoarding case from Fairfax County in 2009, the article references an earlier case (also in FFX, I think) in which the woman was found to have 400+ cats in her house.