On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet <cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: >bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: > >> A guy I know just bought one of these: >> >> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >> >> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. > >I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. > >> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. > >I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier for you. --- "This jerk's to stupid to realize he's sending posts to a killfile." alt.horror's own John W. Donaldson in CPSdndzIucYVmKTanZ2dnUVZ_oKhnZ2d@rcn.net
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky <raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet ><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: > >>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>> >>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. > >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >for you. dumb fucking dog. you know, itd be oh so easy to throw out a post, right this second, with nebulously truthful racist pseudo-language. just to see what the hook brings in. -- dave hillstrom mhm15x4 zrbj <This space for rent.>
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:10:48 -0500, dave hillstrom <DaVe@MeOw.OrG> wrote: >On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky ><raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: > >>On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: >> >>>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>> >>>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>> >>>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>> >>>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>> >>>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>> >>>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>> >>>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >> >>Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>for you. > >dumb fucking dog. That's what I said too. Once he gets completely better, I will probably kill him. >you know, itd be oh so easy to throw out a post, right this second, >with nebulously truthful racist pseudo-language. just to see what the >hook brings in. --- "This jerk's to stupid to realize he's sending posts to a killfile." alt.horror's own John W. Donaldson in CPSdndzIucYVmKTanZ2dnUVZ_oKhnZ2d@rcn.net
Don't fight it, J. Raoul Xemblinosky...Just lie down and try to relax: >On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:10:48 -0500, dave hillstrom <DaVe@MeOw.OrG> >wrote: > >>On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >><raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >> >>>On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >>><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: >>> >>>>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>>> >>>>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>>> >>>>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>>> >>>>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>>> >>>>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>>>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>>>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>>>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>>> >>>>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>>> >>>>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>>>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>>>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>>>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >>> >>>Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>>God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>>road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>>emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>>bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>>of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>>for you. >> >>dumb fucking dog. > >That's what I said too. Once he gets completely better, I will >probably kill him. *Plonk* -- "Memo to God: Last two things to do: (1) Cancel Wavy. (2) Turn out the lights." --Mimus submits a rewrite for the ending of The Bible. ***************************************** * * * Wavy G * * mail me at: * * godsspeciallamb @ gmail.com * * * * * *****************************************
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky <raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet ><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: > >>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>> >>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. > >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >for you. I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at the same speed he'd entered the yard. Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust.
On Jan 24, 4:02 pm, bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote: > On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky > > > > <rao...@xi.netcom.com> wrote: > >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet > ><c...@petitmorte.net> wrote: > > >>bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote in > >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: > > >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: > > >>>http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html > > >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. > > >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a > >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation > >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to > >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. > > >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. > > >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around > >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was > >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the > >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. > > >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank > >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming > >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The > >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty > >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent > >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier > >for you. > > I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon > a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into > our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He > started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too > friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for > the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there > without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at > the same speed he'd entered the yard. > > Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told > it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, > probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides > Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. Would you say the St Bernard meandered, sashayed, or sauntered into the yard? -- Slipped Moebius mhm28x9
Dear, "Slipped Moebius": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( ) NO: >On Jan 24, 4:02 pm, bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote: >> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >> >> >> >> <rao...@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >> >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >> ><c...@petitmorte.net> wrote: >> >> >>bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote in >> >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >> >> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >> >> >>>http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >> >> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >> >> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >> >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >> >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >> >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >> >> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >> >> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >> >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >> >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >> >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >> >> >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >> >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >> >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >> >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >> >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >> >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >> >for you. >> >> I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >> a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >> our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >> started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >> friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >> the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >> without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >> the same speed he'd entered the yard. >> >> Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >> it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >> probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >> Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. > >Would you say the St Bernard meandered, sashayed, or sauntered into >the yard? I want a St. Bernard. I heard they come with barrels of whiskey or something. -- Mimus hasn't written anything funny about me lately. ***************************************** * * * Wavy G * * mail me at: * * godsspeciallamb@gmail.com * * * * * *****************************************
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:02:51 -0500, bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote: >On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky ><raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: > >>On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: >> >>>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>> >>>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>> >>>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>> >>>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>> >>>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>> >>>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>> >>>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >> >>Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>for you. > >I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >the same speed he'd entered the yard. I never knew St. Bernards were that nasty. Even so, your dog illustrates why I would put my money on the pissed off terrier every time. >Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. Our girl dog is a Lab mix. Sometimes we call her "Miss Congeniality," because she loves to flirt with the boys. It's a good thing we had her fixed when she was four months old, or we would be ass deep in adorable Lab mix pups. One day I was walking the beasts and a Newfie came across the street for a nice little friendly sniff of Miss Congeniality's butt. Our terrier boy yapped and snarled until the Newfie - five times our little guy's size - took off running down the street. On the other hand, if he's in the house or in the back yard, he is definitely the beta dog in our pack. A cuddly little guy who follows Big Sister's lead and wants nothing more than to be petted or given a treat. But let him out the front door and he becomes nine feet tall and bulletproof. --- "This jerk's to stupid to realize he's sending posts to a killfile." alt.horror's own John W. Donaldson in CPSdndzIucYVmKTanZ2dnUVZ_oKhnZ2d@rcn.net
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:40:04 -0500, in the land of alt.alien.vampire.flonk.flonk.flonk, Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> got double secret probation for writing: >Dear, "Slipped Moebius": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( >) NO: > >>On Jan 24, 4:02 pm, bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote: >>> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >>> >>> >>> >>> <rao...@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >>> >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >>> ><c...@petitmorte.net> wrote: >>> >>> >>bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>> >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>> >>> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>> >>> >>>http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>> >>> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>> >>> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>> >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>> >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>> >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>> >>> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>> >>> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>> >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>> >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>> >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >>> >>> >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>> >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>> >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>> >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>> >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>> >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>> >for you. >>> >>> I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >>> a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >>> our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >>> started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >>> friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >>> the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >>> without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >>> the same speed he'd entered the yard. >>> >>> Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >>> it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >>> probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >>> Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. >> >>Would you say the St Bernard meandered, sashayed, or sauntered into >>the yard? > >I want a St. Bernard. I heard they come with barrels of whiskey or >something. You will need to hire an industrial sized pooper scooper from Bechtel. -- Does the name Pavlov ring a bell? Aratzio - Usenet ruiner #2
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:19:03 -0800 (PST), Slipped Moebius <erroneouscorrection@yahoo.com> wrote: >On Jan 24, 4:02 pm, bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote: >> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >> >> >> >> <rao...@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >> >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >> ><c...@petitmorte.net> wrote: >> >> >>bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote in >> >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >> >> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >> >> >>>http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >> >> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >> >> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >> >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >> >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >> >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >> >> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >> >> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >> >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >> >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >> >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >> >> >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >> >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >> >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >> >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >> >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >> >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >> >for you. >> >> I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >> a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >> our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >> started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >> friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >> the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >> without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >> the same speed he'd entered the yard. >> >> Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >> it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >> probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >> Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. > >Would you say the St Bernard meandered, sashayed, or sauntered into >the yard? I'd say he strutted into the yard though I may be misinterpreting a saunter.
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:40:04 -0500, Wavy G <godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> wrote: >Dear, "Slipped Moebius": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( >) NO: > >>On Jan 24, 4:02 pm, bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote: >>> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >>> >>> >>> >>> <rao...@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >>> >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >>> ><c...@petitmorte.net> wrote: >>> >>> >>bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>> >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>> >>> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>> >>> >>>http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>> >>> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>> >>> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>> >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>> >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>> >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>> >>> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>> >>> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>> >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>> >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>> >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >>> >>> >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>> >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>> >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>> >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>> >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>> >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>> >for you. >>> >>> I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >>> a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >>> our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >>> started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >>> friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >>> the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >>> without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >>> the same speed he'd entered the yard. >>> >>> Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >>> it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >>> probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >>> Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. >> >>Would you say the St Bernard meandered, sashayed, or sauntered into >>the yard? > >I want a St. Bernard. I heard they come with barrels of whiskey or >something. That kind costs a bit more than the standard breed. Those that can convey absolution are the most expensive.
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:50:34 -0800, Aratzio <a6ahlyv02@sneakemail.com> wrote: >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:40:04 -0500, in the land of >alt.alien.vampire.flonk.flonk.flonk, Wavy G ><godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> got double secret probation for writing: > >>Dear, "Slipped Moebius": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( >>) NO: >> >>>On Jan 24, 4:02 pm, bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote: >>>> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> <rao...@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >>>> >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >>>> ><c...@petitmorte.net> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>> >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>>> >>>> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>> >>>> >>>http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>> >>>> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>>> >>>> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>>> >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>>> >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>>> >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>>> >>>> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>>> >>>> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>>> >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>>> >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>>> >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >>>> >>>> >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>>> >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>>> >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>>> >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>>> >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>>> >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>>> >for you. >>>> >>>> I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >>>> a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >>>> our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >>>> started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >>>> friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >>>> the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >>>> without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >>>> the same speed he'd entered the yard. >>>> >>>> Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >>>> it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >>>> probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >>>> Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. >>> >>>Would you say the St Bernard meandered, sashayed, or sauntered into >>>the yard? >> >>I want a St. Bernard. I heard they come with barrels of whiskey or >>something. > >You will need to hire an industrial sized pooper scooper from Bechtel. I suggest the model that can also be used for short range scalar longitudinal target practice. You never know when you'll need to create molten aluminum.
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 18:50:32 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky <raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:02:51 -0500, bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote: > >>On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >><raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >> >>>On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >>><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: >>> >>>>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>>> >>>>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>>> >>>>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>>> >>>>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>>> >>>>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like a >>>>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an invitation >>>>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard tied to >>>>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>>> >>>>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>>> >>>>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels around >>>>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It was >>>>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in the >>>>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >>> >>>Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>>God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>>road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>>emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>>bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>>of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>>for you. >> >>I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >>a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >>our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >>started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >>friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >>the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >>without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >>the same speed he'd entered the yard. > >I never knew St. Bernards were that nasty. Even so, your dog >illustrates why I would put my money on the pissed off terrier every >time. I don't believe they are normally. This one was different. >>Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >>it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >>probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >>Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. > >Our girl dog is a Lab mix. Sometimes we call her "Miss Congeniality," >because she loves to flirt with the boys. It's a good thing we had her >fixed when she was four months old, or we would be ass deep in >adorable Lab mix pups. One day I was walking the beasts and a Newfie >came across the street for a nice little friendly sniff of Miss >Congeniality's butt. Our terrier boy yapped and snarled until the >Newfie - five times our little guy's size - took off running down the >street. Terriers must not think about their size. >On the other hand, if he's in the house or in the back yard, he is >definitely the beta dog in our pack. A cuddly little guy who follows >Big Sister's lead and wants nothing more than to be petted or given a >treat. But let him out the front door and he becomes nine feet tall >and bulletproof. Exactly.
bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in news:ud9ip3hqgqbjfjl9upgtjbhivdg6j4d1qj@4ax.com: > On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky > <raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: > >>On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: >> >>>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>> >>>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>> >>>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>> >>>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>> >>>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like >>>a rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an >>>invitation for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks >>>overboard tied to the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many >>>anchors. >>> >>>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>> >>>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels >>>around earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a >>>building. It was quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels >>>chittering up in the trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a >>>stairwell. >> >>Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>for you. > > I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon > a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into > our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He > started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too > friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for > the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there > without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at > the same speed he'd entered the yard. > > Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told > it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, > probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides > Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. I has a terrier story too....
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 12:12:05 GMT, psykoexgirlfriend <psykoexgirlfriend@hotmail.com> wrote: >bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >news:ud9ip3hqgqbjfjl9upgtjbhivdg6j4d1qj@4ax.com: > >> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >> <raoulx@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >> >>>On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >>><cujo@petitmorte.net> wrote: >>> >>>>bob <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>>> >>>>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>>> >>>>> http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>>> >>>>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>>> >>>>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like >>>>a rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an >>>>invitation for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks >>>>overboard tied to the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many >>>>anchors. >>>> >>>>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>>> >>>>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels >>>>around earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a >>>>building. It was quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels >>>>chittering up in the trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a >>>>stairwell. >>> >>>Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>>God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>>road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. The >>>emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>>bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the extent >>>of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>>for you. >> >> I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >> a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >> our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >> started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >> friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >> the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >> without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >> the same speed he'd entered the yard. >> >> Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >> it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >> probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >> Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. > >I has a terrier story too.... Is it a sekrit story?
"bob" <thanatos@coldmail.nu> wrote in message news:gieip39lf3itc9vkcckshhl0se74q92fo5@4ax.com... > On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:50:34 -0800, Aratzio <a6ahlyv02@sneakemail.com> > wrote: > >>On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:40:04 -0500, in the land of >>alt.alien.vampire.flonk.flonk.flonk, Wavy G >><godsspeciallamb@gmail.com> got double secret probation for writing: >> >>>Dear, "Slipped Moebius": Do you like me? Please check a box ( ) YES ( >>>) NO: >>> >>>>On Jan 24, 4:02 pm, bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote: >>>>> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 21:50:25 -0600, J. Raoul Xemblinosky >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> <rao...@xi.netcom.com> wrote: >>>>> >On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC), Cujo DeSockpuppet >>>>> ><c...@petitmorte.net> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>bob <thana...@coldmail.nu> wrote in >>>>> >>news:7isfp31p6e4cojog3irf2436nflp08uu70@4ax.com: >>>>> >>>>> >>> A guy I know just bought one of these: >>>>> >>>>> >>>http://www.huntermarine.com/Models/49/49Index.html >>>>> >>>>> >>> He sold his Hunter 36 to another guy I know for 40k. >>>>> >>>>> >>I'm somewhat landlocked but I don't see a price, dammit. I swim like >>>>> >>a >>>>> >>rock so I'm not all that keen on it. Besides, that boat is an >>>>> >>invitation >>>>> >>for parties where I'd probably throw obnoxious drunks overboard >>>>> >>tied to >>>>> >>the anchor. I don't think I can afford that many anchors. >>>>> >>>>> >>> My dog is on the floor next to me. Life is OK today. >>>>> >>>>> >>I've got a cat passed out next to me after chasing the squirrels >>>>> >>around >>>>> >>earlier today. Caught some fur before it ducked under a building. It >>>>> >>was >>>>> >>quite interesting to listen to the other squirrels chittering up in >>>>> >>the >>>>> >>trees while he had the squirrel cornered in a stairwell. >>>>> >>>>> >Our boy dog got into an accident with a car Sunday afternoon. Thank >>>>> >God he hit the car, and not the other way around. Instead of becoming >>>>> >road kill, he became a projectile. I almost caught him on the fly. >>>>> >The >>>>> >emergency vet said he was lucky to be alive. He got a couple of nasty >>>>> >bruises, and he gimped around for a while, but that's about the >>>>> >extent >>>>> >of it. This afternoon he was lunging at cars again. That's a terrier >>>>> >for you. >>>>> >>>>> I ad a terrier when I was a kid. My other dog was a lab. One afternoon >>>>> a St. Bernard that was known for damaging people's dogs walked into >>>>> our yard with a section of his chain attached to his collar. He >>>>> started to play the dominance game with my male lab who was too >>>>> friendly to really understand. The 20 pound terrier went straight for >>>>> the St. Bernard's throat. She hung on as the other dog stood there >>>>> without moving. He took a step back and she let go. He walked away at >>>>> the same speed he'd entered the yard. >>>>> >>>>> Coincidentally, I thought of this even a couple of days ago and told >>>>> it to someone else. Terriers seem to be fearless. Staffordshires, >>>>> probably the most aggressive variety, are the only dog besides >>>>> Doberman that I have to get to know before I trust. >>>> >>>>Would you say the St Bernard meandered, sashayed, or sauntered into >>>>the yard? >>> >>>I want a St. Bernard. I heard they come with barrels of whiskey or >>>something. >> >>You will need to hire an industrial sized pooper scooper from Bechtel. > > I suggest the model that can also be used for short range scalar > longitudinal target practice. You never know when you'll need to > create molten aluminum. Now, I'm thinkin' Cast Aluminum St. Bernard Crap paper weights, fun for the entire family, as seen on TV.....
