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Catahoulas/dogahoulas are some of the finest dogs on the planet. True working dogs. Make sure he's got something to do. I've got some experience with them, let me know if you have any questions.Hawks64 said:
I wasn't but definitely thanks for offering, appreciate it. He's one of the easiest going puppies I have ever come across, but we plan on going through obedience and once he's old enough he'll likely be running with my wife once a day plus other various walks/playing/dog park/etc....
superstorm sandy sucked. especially sucked because there was a clear line drawn in manhattan where people had power and where they didn't. I remember heading uptown with a young floppinho to try to take a friend up on his offer to let us charge phones, computers and take showers at his place. but got uptown and the ####er wasn't home. had some shop-owner bang on his window to try to make us leave the sidewalk just in front of his restaurant while I tried to figure out our next move... I stormed into the place and started screaming at him like he was an 11yo in my way on the subway.
Since getting his permit, I think this is #3 for locking the keys in the car. #2 for the leaving it running. Today, he didn't realize it until he was done with school and went back out to the car to come home. So it sat there idling for 7ish hours.
Older kid did that once. He probably locked his keys in the car 3 times his first year of driving.
Finally made him a door lock only key and put it in a hide-a-key.
My brother called me in a panic one time cause he had locked his keys in his car on a hot day with the dog in it. I sped over there, we were hunting around for a large rock, happened to be on the passenger side, dog is happily sticking his head out the window, was wide open the whole time.Limp Ditka said:Since getting his permit, I think this is #3 for locking the keys in the car. #2 for the leaving it running. Today, he didn't realize it until he was done with school and went back out to the car to come home. So it sat there idling for 7ish hours.
And the apple didn't fall far from the tree. I did it once at a Cubs game. Walking out after 3+ hours, I start feeling for my keys and nothing. Panic sets in, go back to the seats we had and nothing. Got to the car and look on the seat and they aren't there. As I start determining my next steps, I lean against the car and for a moment I wonder why my ### is vibrating.
Good times. Bummed we couldn't squeeze in a showing of cos' movie.proninja said:
Wait...Radiohead was performing in a 55+ community's clubhouse, or something? Neat.krista4 said:The GMTAN contingent decided to see Radiohead in Portland instead of basically across the street from my place in Seattle? Jerks.
Columbia Springer was the nickname of Krista's first college boyfriend.*
Spring salmon run up the Columbia River near Portland. Fish is prized due to higher oil content and great flavor.
Is it that I used the word "proper"? My college boyfriend made fun of me for saying "Boston proper" once. I'm still scarred by that.
I either wasn't aware or forgot (both possible) that you were on house number 3 in the Seattle area. Assuming I'm reading the tea leaves correctly here.
do you still live in the boaty mcboatface neighborhood? or did you move to hipsterville somewhere in seattle, proper?
Said like a typical Mississippian.
Don't you even.
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