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Midday tithe... JWE, I'm sorry to hear about your old Doggy, and wish you happy times with your new one. [;)]

ORIGINAL: Buck Beach
For you doggie lovers:

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

Buck

You, Sir, probably have a pot-belly pig for a pet. There's no self respecting dog that would ever eat with a fork, and would never wipe their mouth on a napkin so long as their person had a perfectly good pair of expensive pants on! How dare you Sir. [;)]

ORIGINAL: 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]

I hate Haggis too, even a teaspoon full, and I'm a 'New Zealand Scots' Wallace! [:D]

Never had haggis, and won't miss it if I leave this world before I get to try it.  [:D]

What I do hate is having turns waiting for me in the inbox and being too dog tired to play them.  [>:]

Good night, Brothers. 

ORIGINAL: 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]

One of my favorite examples of this was in during pathology rounds (a regular rounds staple, "Greatest Hits of Pathology") as a student in veterinary school. A radiograph of a staved-in chihuahua skull was shown attendees, who were made to guess the offending instrument. Hints were given: "A really, really, really yappy dog."

Partial credit was given for those that identified the wedge-shaped calvarium intrusion as a golf club. Extra credit for those that identified it as a sand wedge.

My dad used to buy a canned haggis at the Scotland House in Williamsburg, VA. I thought that it was pretty good - a little more flavorful than corned beef was my main impression. 

Hi all,

Good morning!


Leo "Apollo11"

Good morning friends.

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

[:D]

Tithe...

Morning chaps [:)]

Any more yoghurt incidents with the little fellow?

Must try to care about work

Mission: Impossible 4 - Caring About Work...

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Any more yoghurt incidents with the little fellow?

Not since last night [:D] He did try to grab the porridge this morning [:-]

Hi all,

Erm... [&:]

Former Olympian Gary Morgan runs on a treadmill atop an overturned tank in Track and Field, by Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla. The piece is part of the American Pavilion at the Venice Biennale:

Leo "Apollo11"

It's "art", Leo. It's not meant to be understood by normal people.

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: sprior

Must try to care about work

Old work Simon (the one where you gave notice)?


Leo "Apollo11"

Yep, still got 3 week to work out.

ORIGINAL: Terminus

It's "art", Leo. It's not meant to be understood by normal people.

It's a socio-dynamic look at Man's inhumanity to Man which makes a comment on the fight or flight reaction. The painting of the tank in a desert scheme also makes a critical remark on US policy in the Middle East since 1945, whilst using a British Centurion tank also remarks on Britain's role in that region...





See, being an art critic isn't hard [:D]