OFF-TOPIC THREAD 11

Drew · Postby **Drew** » Sun Oct 21, 2007 11:39 pm

russman wrote:To all who wondered or were interested: SHE SAID YES!!! My plan went off without a hitch and I am now happily engaged to a wonderful girl. I will give details later, but for now, here is a picture or two of the ring:

wahoooo!!!!!!!!
congrats brother!!!! :ohyes:

herp boy · Postby **herp boy** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 12:05 am

Congrats

DeadEye · Postby **DeadEye** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 12:49 am

Man Kristine paid me months ago by pay pal ...That place wants doing over with the rough end of a pineapple ...lol I dont have credit cards ..it says :lol:

Please no accented passwords

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Like wild Man everbry day i try ..They think iam a hacker by now :lol:

Ive tried captainjack CapTjacK no accented passwords

HAHAHAHA me gone cwazy

ROTFLMAO WEEEE

WHAT A POO FIGHT :doh:

Kristine my freind should have put the money around a pidgeons foot alot easier ehehe

well only tried for a month every day still got till xmas eheheh

If you hear on the news tonight crazy man with bobtail on head is in the bank ...Only me :hehe:

...Ive just broke the mouse yep it will be me

whoroo

Leigh · Postby **Leigh** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 3:43 am

Tattoo wrote:Leigh,
Went back and checked my plecos ... they don't appear to have eye lids. They do however from time to time tip or tilt their eyes. Maybe we have different breeds?

Yeh, my bad ,they dont have eyelids,but kinda drop thier eyes down (like blinking)

RussmanGood luck with all that wedding behaviour mate

BriggetThanks for the Dolphin photos,I looove them, they make me happy because they are one of the only things on this planet that constantly smile.

DrewDont feed the fussy little git for a week or so, after that he'll eat what ever you offer.

Jenn · Postby **Jenn** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 3:50 am

Congratulations! :spot:

Arkangel · Postby **Arkangel** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 7:13 am

Congratulations Russman! :clap:

Ian, I wrote to Paypal to see if they can help you out. So sorry you're still having trouble. Maybe Zach has some words of advice since he's the computer geek? :TQlaughing@zach:

(Zach)

You send up a homing shingleback and I will gladly attach the newspaper money to his foot and send him back.

:deal:

:liar:

SailleSkinklover · Postby **SailleSkinklover** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 12:26 pm

Brigget:Thanks for the Dolphin photos,I looove them, they make me happy because they are one of the only things on this planet that constantly smile.

Brigget, I have to Ditto that!

Leigh, I love 'em too, for that reason! ( and Crested Geckos and Frogs, and Newts, and the classic VW beetles!

(Even their butts smile at you when you're behind them on the road. . .)

SailleSkinklover · Postby **SailleSkinklover** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 12:30 pm

CONGRATS, RUSSMAN! :lol:

I would so "I Do. .. " with one of these...

Look at that face!
. . . And baby makes 7... :rofl:

Postby **Zach** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:02 pm

Great job, Russ!!! I've been engaged for years......still no wedding plans...... :whatever:

MartinsPerson · Postby **MartinsPerson** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:21 pm

Congrats Russ!!

Not to turn this to the sad side, but man guys. Its a rotten day. My mom had to put her cat of 13 years down this morning. And I have to put my dog down probably tomorrow or the next day. My dog has aggression problems that we haven't had success treating either with training or (recently) drugs. He's just not showing improvement. I'm waiting to hear back from the vet, but I pretty much already know what she's going to say. For his safety and that of other people....I have to make a really hard decision. Here's my marshmellow boy. I'm gonna miss that bugger.

Shadowfax · Postby **Shadowfax** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:23 pm

Oh no, that's so sad, MP!!!! I"m so sorry to hear that. Be glad that dogs have no sense of time -- all he'll know is that he's with his person and getting lots of ear scratches and belly rubs, you can't ask for a better way to go then that.

Postby **Zach** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:26 pm

Oh no!

I agree with Brena.....good luck, Jen... :hug:

MartinsPerson · Postby **MartinsPerson** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:28 pm

Thanks guys.

Jenn · Postby **Jenn** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:55 pm

I love his big pink nose!!!! :hug:

Tattoo · Postby **Tattoo** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:51 pm

Russman ... congrats on the engagement! :thumbs:

And the ring ... very nice choice. Best wishes to you both.

Tattoo · Postby **Tattoo** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:54 pm

MP ... very sorry to hear about your dog.

Dragontears · Postby **Dragontears** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 7:25 pm

I'm so sorry to hear about Tonka, Jen. I was hoping it'd work out better. :hug:

Postby **Bird_Brain** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 7:58 pm

MP- I am not sure if you have tried looking into Cesar Milans methods of rehabilitation or not, but I feel it is worth a try. I know many consider his methods controversial (I dont) but if it is between life and death, I think it is worth a try. His books and DVDs are very informational. Have you tried a dog psychologist that uses his methods?

I am a firm believer in him and his methods and it has worked wonders for me. I "adopted" a Bouvier last year from a breeder. She was 2.5yrs old and was supposed to be a show dog, but she didnt enjoy being shown. So instead of me buying a puppy from her, she offered me Lexi. She told me that Lexi is a cat killer and that I would probably never be able to own a cat as long as I have Lexi. Well, what the breeder didnt know (if she did, she probably wouldnt let me have Lexi) is that I already had a cat that I rescued from the local shelter. There was no way that I could give up the cat.

So to make a long story short, I have now had Lexi for a year and a couple months. The cat is still alive and they LOVE each other. I simply followed Cesars methods and his philosophy on dog behavior. I think since you are going into animal behavior, you would really enjoy his book and shows.

I feel his books/DVDs are worth the money to purchase. You could also try contacting Cesar and see if he could possibly help you.

P.S. Here is Lexi and Sigmund together. The breeder was VERY shocked (and happy) when i sent these pictures to her.

LittleFoot · Postby **LittleFoot** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 8:34 pm

Jenn- congrats on the kitty adoption..he looked exactly like my old cat Oreo, though she wasn't huggable, she liked to attack ankles as you walked by her.

Russman-congrats, i love the pic of your hands together.

MP- sorry about your dog. I would also agree that you should check out some of Cesar Milan's books or show...he is amazing and totally turns dogs (and their people) around

Reptileking- I love the pics of your bouvier...i want to get one but there are no breeders or rescue groups around here that I have found...we are getting a soft coated wheaten instead (if my hubby doesn't change his mind and get a yorkie)

Postby **Bird_Brain** » Mon Oct 22, 2007 8:49 pm

Little Foot, I first fell in love with wheatens. However, I am a fan of larger dogs. I was hoping to get a fawn colored bouv, but I love Lexis silver brindle-ing in her coat. Bouvs are excellent dogs. I am so glad I got her.

If you are still interested in Bouviers, I think I remember seeing some responsible breeders in Arizona. I will post them or PM you if I find out who it was again.

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