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Butch
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pumper
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and Taffy
redcarpetdrew
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I love it!
Butch has this look of "What?" going there in that picture...
RCD
Butch has this look of "What?" going there in that picture...
RCD
jakeseacrest
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I'm sure many of you feel the same way that I do about their pets. My cats are family and I would be lost without them. I get so pissed off when I see on craigslist that there are people trying to give away their pets due to moving or my personal favorite...we're having a baby so we're getting rid of the animals! I have turned down apartments that said I would have to get rid of the cats. I would sleep in my car before I would do that! When I adopted my cats I knew it was a lifelong commitment and my parents were happy to have "grandchildren".
Cats are my family too, Here's Tommy
You're right jakeseacrest, they're family, the dogs, birds, ferrets, etc are our children. I only have one cat, and I almost lost him in October, because he or someone dislocated his jaw. Now he's permantly confined to the house.
A friend of mine has too many cats for this county, but she's finally getting into a house she's buying, so she won't have to go through a load of crap with the city or county, because it's rural property.
You're right jakeseacrest, they're family, the dogs, birds, ferrets, etc are our children. I only have one cat, and I almost lost him in October, because he or someone dislocated his jaw. Now he's permantly confined to the house.
A friend of mine has too many cats for this county, but she's finally getting into a house she's buying, so she won't have to go through a load of crap with the city or county, because it's rural property.
twinniefan
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Buddy and Susie
Here are our 2 babies, Buddy,and Susie, Buddy is a jack russell (complete with rascal tendencies.) and Susie is a mini foxie sweetest nature you have ever seen(and just a tad overweight,we have got to learn to stop spoiling them.)
Cheers.
Steve.
1.Buddy
Here are our 2 babies, Buddy,and Susie, Buddy is a jack russell (complete with rascal tendencies.) and Susie is a mini foxie sweetest nature you have ever seen(and just a tad overweight,we have got to learn to stop spoiling them.)
Cheers.
Steve.
1.Buddy
twinniefan
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Susie
2. Susie
2. Susie
mynameismiele
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88MPH BUMP!
richardc1983
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supremewhirlpol: do the ducks just live in the cage or are they free to roam when not mating?
Love the birds and ducks and turtles and ferrets and gerbils. I was pretty lucky having lenient parents growing up and we also had a menagerie of pretty much everything above. Not a duck but I had an easter chick who grew up to be a leghorn rooster that thought he was a dog because our then border collie Bobby brought him up as such, really. Bobby looked after him, went on walks together etc.. like a Disney movie.
mynameismiele
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My Turn!
Here is a pic of my cat in serbia, When mom's grandma died, 2 cats showed up one day, She is so timed, It even can lay on the top of a couch and go sleep when im behind the computer or so, She's called Mitsy.
Sorry for the sh*tty pic, i used my DSi.
Here is a pic of my cat in serbia, When mom's grandma died, 2 cats showed up one day, She is so timed, It even can lay on the top of a couch and go sleep when im behind the computer or so, She's called Mitsy.
Sorry for the sh*tty pic, i used my DSi.
supremewhirlpol
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retroguy,
Is that a 36" Sony Trinitron CRT TV? Very nice. Must weigh over 200LB.
richardc1983,
Well, When they are outside, they have to stay in the cages. Bart and Diesel like to eat the ducks' "waste". Diesel tries to get in the cage at the ducks. When I do let them out outside the wings have to be clipped(especially Dexter and Deedee). Dexter and Deedee act wilder then squeaky, so those two loose in the yard is a BAD move. Squeaky on the other hand will roam around in the grass and eat bugs. In the summer I get the kiddy pool out and they make a big mess. In the house they walk around the basement and poop everywhere. Their poop really stinks and has an eye-watering type of musk smell with it. So, in the winter time they can no longer be inside because of the smell. I will occasionally give them baths in the sink. When Spring comes around, I will build a bigger enclosure outside, so all the ducks can be together.
Is that a 36" Sony Trinitron CRT TV? Very nice. Must weigh over 200LB.
richardc1983,
Well, When they are outside, they have to stay in the cages. Bart and Diesel like to eat the ducks' "waste". Diesel tries to get in the cage at the ducks. When I do let them out outside the wings have to be clipped(especially Dexter and Deedee). Dexter and Deedee act wilder then squeaky, so those two loose in the yard is a BAD move. Squeaky on the other hand will roam around in the grass and eat bugs. In the summer I get the kiddy pool out and they make a big mess. In the house they walk around the basement and poop everywhere. Their poop really stinks and has an eye-watering type of musk smell with it. So, in the winter time they can no longer be inside because of the smell. I will occasionally give them baths in the sink. When Spring comes around, I will build a bigger enclosure outside, so all the ducks can be together.
supremewhirlpol
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I bought a 2005 model 3 weeks ago for $125. Mine is 36" and weighs about 293LB. It took 2 people + the dolley to get it up the stairs. I like the case on yours better than the one on mine. If I were close I'd get it from you. What once cost $900 isn't even worth half that 2 years later.
in 2004...
This one cost $1400. The flat panel that took its place in the Living Room cost more, but not much, and it's almost twice as big. (and about 150lbs less) When I had a group of friends help me move this thing, as we carried it, a hardwood plank split lengthwise under our feet. <shrug>
This one cost $1400. The flat panel that took its place in the Living Room cost more, but not much, and it's almost twice as big. (and about 150lbs less) When I had a group of friends help me move this thing, as we carried it, a hardwood plank split lengthwise under our feet. <shrug>
mark_wpduet
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Leo! Sometimes I call him Leo the Lion.
Leo! Sometimes I call him Leo the Lion.
