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[Chickenboy]

ORIGINAL: sprior

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

ORIGINAL: USS America

That's like a haggis party, or an amputation party...

Or a placenta party?

http://www.straightdope.com/columns/rea ... centa-stew

Does it come with dumplings?

Dunno. Hey-rtrapasso-do human placentas have sizeable cotyledons?

[Chickenboy]

Hey-lookee...a cotyledon-inspired UNP. [:D]

[JWE]

ORIGINAL: Terminus
As far as I could find, the photographer is called Francisco Negroni and he works for an agency called Agenciauno. He's from Chile.

I've heard of Agenciauno. Will tell them how beautiful Francisco Negroni's images are. What a powerful thing a camera is, in the hands of an artist.

Thank you Kristian. J

[sprior]

unnecessary correction where none was due

You're right. Sorry.

BTW I lived in Scotland for 15 years and still don't understand the fascination with Rabbie Burns. Haggis, neeps and tatties though are good.

[Chickenboy]

ORIGINAL: sprior

unnecessary correction where none was due

You're right. Sorry.

BTW I lived in Scotland for 15 years and still don't understand the fascination with Rabbie Burns. Haggis, neeps and tatties though are good.

Nah...like I said-being pissy.

Haggis didn't do a thing for me. I'll stick with Scotch and shortbread. [8D]

[sprior]

Scotch, now we're talking. Single malt 12 year old. yummy. My half sister was a whisky blender.

[sprior]

Daughter - You have wargame board? Bless.

[Grollub]

Good night friends [>:]

[Mynok]

ORIGINAL: sprior

Daughter - You have wargame board? Bless.

[&:]

Time to get out the Cracker Jack decoder ring......

[Kwik E Mart]

monday tithe...[&o]

[Kwik E Mart]

JWE, sorry to hear of your previous pooch...i'm glad you found another four legged friend...did you say it was a rescue? we've had our rescue doggie for almost 10 years now...the best!

[Apollo11]

Hi all,

Zsssssssssss time... [>:][>:][>:]


Leo "Apollo11"

[JWE]

ORIGINAL: Kwik E Mart

JWE, sorry to hear of your previous pooch...i'm glad you found another four legged friend...did you say it was a rescue? we've had our rescue doggie for almost 10 years now...the best!

Yep, a rescue; Beaudy the Deaugy. Definitely the best. If you have a rescue dog, you have my deepest respect. Nothing more need be said. J

[Buck Beach]

ORIGINAL: JWE

ORIGINAL: Kwik E Mart

JWE, sorry to hear of your previous pooch...i'm glad you found another four legged friend...did you say it was a rescue? we've had our rescue doggie for almost 10 years now...the best!

Yep, a rescue; Beaudy the Deaugy. Definitely the best. If you have a rescue dog, you have my deepest respect. Nothing more need be said. J

For you doggie lovers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=EV ... dium#t=125

Buck

[Chickenboy]

ORIGINAL: JWE

ORIGINAL: Kwik E Mart

JWE, sorry to hear of your previous pooch...i'm glad you found another four legged friend...did you say it was a rescue? we've had our rescue doggie for almost 10 years now...the best!

Yep, a rescue; Beaudy the Deaugy. Definitely the best. If you have a rescue dog, you have my deepest respect. Nothing more need be said. J

We put our former rescue dog down about 2 years ago. She was 16. A registered mutt (through the mixed breed dog club)-she had the papers to prove it too. Sheltie crossed with somethin'-God knows what-but very vulpine appearance, hence the name "Vixen".

She was a night drop off box case. Put into a shelter night drop off box when she was 5 months old. Probably her 'puppy cutes' had worn thin by that point and the previous owners were ready to move on to something novel. My wife found her whilest perusing the pound mates, looking for a pet. Vixen was the only dog in the bunch with a quiet enthusiasm-wagging her tail, but not barking incessantly or jumping around.

I'm more a cat person than a dog guy, but I loved Vixen. Kindest, gentlest animal I've ever known. Playful, well-heeled (get it!), clever and undemanding. She was a unique specimen too.

In this day and age with Schnitza-poos or Cocka-doodles or whatever-whatever elses are routinely sold by unscrupulous breeders and pure-bred puppy mills abound, there's an underappreciated treasure trove of good dogs in the shelter (or breed rescue) systems-if only more people would look there first.

[Mynok]

While I'm definitely a cat guy as well, I do wish we had the schedule and yard to rescue a big dog. I'm not fond of the little yippy types. They make my booting foot itch something fierce when they get to yammering.

We both especially like shepherds and alsatians. Love to take a war dog but they are just too needy of attention and action for our schedules. We are gone most of 12 hours on at least 4 days of the week. Dog would go nuts.

[Kwik E Mart]

ORIGINAL: Buck Beach

ORIGINAL: JWE

ORIGINAL: Kwik E Mart

JWE, sorry to hear of your previous pooch...i'm glad you found another four legged friend...did you say it was a rescue? we've had our rescue doggie for almost 10 years now...the best!

Yep, a rescue; Beaudy the Deaugy. Definitely the best. If you have a rescue dog, you have my deepest respect. Nothing more need be said. J

For you doggie lovers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=EV ... dium#t=125

Buck

ROTFLMAO!!! [:D] how the dog on the right doesn't get poked in the eye or jabbed in the tongue, i'll never know...[&:]

[Kwik E Mart]

ORIGINAL: Mynok


While I'm definitely a cat guy as well, I do wish we had the schedule and yard to rescue a big dog. I'm not fond of the little yippy types. They make my booting foot itch something fierce when they get to yammering.

We both especially like shepherds and alsatians. Love to take a war dog but they are just too needy of attention and action for our schedules. We are gone most of 12 hours on at least 4 days of the week. Dog would go nuts.

in my experience, most "yippy" dogs are a product of thier owners, not their breed...doesn't make the foot itch any less, though...

[Mynok]

Oh, there are breeds that are yippy by nature for sure. However, the owner issue is also true sometimes, in which case the boot gets doubly itchy. [:D]

[DuckofTindalos]

Or the trigger finger...