Pets - Discussion and Pics

Started by nicholl · 13 Sep 2003 · 441 replies

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4 Aug 2007, 11:09 #241
bmwracer wrote:
Like a piece of meat through a grinder. :sweat:


:say_ouch:
5 Aug 2007, 03:47 #242
I am lovin' all the pics of your pets or should I say children .... those who are still with us and those now in spirit. Thank you thtl, Eve, shiroi_tora, Anime Dad and runpup. They are all so adorable!

I am owned by 2 cats who are brothers and litter mates. I couldn't have asked for two sweeter cats. :D

I can't decide on my "if I could have" animal yet. So many to choose from.
5 Aug 2007, 04:44 #243
Enna

your pets or should I say children


This might just be my bug-a-boo, but I wish you wouldn't.

I don't have any children, but I flatter myself by thinking that if I did, they wouldn't be covered in fur, and walking around on all fours.

This really isn't directed at you Enna. I just got back from the vet's where yet another (blankety-blank) assistant walked my dog out from the examining room doing the sing-song, "Let's go get Daddy! Where's Daddy! Go get Daddy!". Drives me nuts.

And when I saw your post it was like fingernails on a blackboard.

I love my dog. I like my cats. They ain't my children.
5 Aug 2007, 05:20 #244
Geezer wrote:Enna

your pets or should I say children


This might just be my bug-a-boo, but I wish you wouldn't.

I don't have any children, but I flatter myself by thinking that if I did, they wouldn't be covered in fur, and walking around on all fours.

This really isn't directed at you Enna. I just got back from the vet's where yet another (blankety-blank) assistant walked my dog out from the examining room doing the sing-song, "Let's go get Daddy! Where's Daddy! Go get Daddy!". Drives me nuts.

And when I saw your post it was like fingernails on a blackboard.

I love my dog. I like my cats. They ain't my children.


No offense taken Geezer. I used that expression 'children' because thtl and his Missus call their beautiful dog their 'dogther.' It works for them and it wouldn't work for you. I get it. :) Everyone is entitled to their own POV when it comes to their pets. :victory:
5 Aug 2007, 05:36 #245
Enna wrote:
Everyone is entitled to their own POV when it comes to their pets. :victory:


i name my pets after jdorama members...
5 Aug 2007, 06:34 #246
Tu_triky wrote:

i name my pets after jdorama members...


Where is my rolled up newspaper? :hehe:
5 Aug 2007, 06:35 #247
Enna wrote:

Where is my rolled up newspaper? :hehe:


*thwack*
5 Aug 2007, 06:37 #248
Tu_triky wrote:

*thwack*


:rofl:
5 Aug 2007, 06:40 #249
Enna wrote:

:rofl:


blunt force trauma is an effective tool to instill obedience.
5 Aug 2007, 06:45 #250
Tu_triky wrote:

blunt force trauma is an effective tool to instill obedience.


So is lingerie. :naughty: ;)

Back on Topic: Aren't the pets here so cute? :mrgreen:
5 Aug 2007, 06:46 #251
Enna wrote:

So is lingerie. :naughty: ;)

Back on Topic: Aren't the pets here so cute? :mrgreen:


yeah, except for the one pic of the dog i posted :)
5 Aug 2007, 06:49 · edited #252
Tu_triky wrote:

yeah, except for the one pic of the dog i posted :)


Wasn't that the dog that recently won "The Most Ugly Dog' Contest? I saw him on TV. He is so ugly he is cute.
5 Aug 2007, 06:52 #253
Enna wrote:

Wasn't that the dod that recently won "The Most Ugly Dog' Contest? I saw him on TV. He is so ugly he is cute.


yeah his name is Triky the Terrible Tethered Terrier :)
5 Aug 2007, 06:58 #254
Tu_triky wrote:

yeah his name is Triky the Terrible Tethered Terrier :)


Triky?? He beat you on the alliterations. :hehe: His name is too cute!!

P.S. I meant tp spell dog not dod. :bonk: :hehe:
5 Aug 2007, 07:02 #255
Enna wrote:

Triky?? He beat you on the alliterations. :hehe: His name is too cute!!

P.S. I meant tp spell dog not dod. :bonk: :hehe:


i misspell stuff all the time...no worries..

pets can soothe the soul.
5 Aug 2007, 07:10 #256
Tu_triky wrote:

i misspell stuff all the time...no worries..

I usually reverse letters in my words all the time.

pets can soothe the soul.


Well put! So true! Amazing how well they can soothe the soul without saying a single word. We could all learn from them. :victory:
5 Aug 2007, 07:15 #257
Enna wrote:

Well put! So true! Amazing how well they can soothe the soul without saying a single word. We could all learn from them. :victory:


Yup. To be sure.
5 Aug 2007, 07:30 #258
Tu_triky wrote:

blunt force trauma is an effective tool to instill obedience.


We find the whip an effective aid at the horse farm... :whipped:
Especially when dealing with the young and dumb... :hehe: :hehe:
5 Aug 2007, 07:39 #259
Eve wrote:

We find the whip an effective aid at the horse farm... :whipped:


I'll make sure to wear padded clothing & head gear if I visit any stables anytime soon.
5 Aug 2007, 08:00 #260
Eve wrote:

We find the whip an effective aid at the horse farm... :whipped:
Especially when dealing with the young and dumb... :hehe: :hehe:


Beemer take note: maybe Genma can appoint Enna as our newbie trainer. :twisted:

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