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[skimonkey]

Hmmmm. You are NOT (most surprisingly) the Very First Person to come up with that comment!!! LOL.

I'd have to agree with Molly! Stranding, your dogs remind me of two Great Danes that our neighbors own. They are like small-like Ponies!! You could easily ride one if you were tired that's how big they are!!

 

[mollysmom]

Hmmmm. You are NOT (most surprisingly) the Very First Person to come up with that comment!!! LOL.

Gee, imagine that! Lol. To be serious though, they are beautiful! I loved the pictures. Oh, the horsey pictures were wonderful too. I just love beasties no matter what how big or small.

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[Richard Brown]

Well, I thought this was funny:

A man had a racehorse who had never won a race. The man, in disgust, said to him:

"Horse, you had better win in today's race or you will be pulling a milk cart tomorrow morning."

The starting gate opened, the horses took off, the gates were moved away and there they found the man's horse asleep on the track.

The man kicked the horse and asked him:

"Why are you sleeping?"

The horse, half-asleep, replied:

"I have to get up at three in the morning."

Giddy up

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[leelai]

Just had to post these

 

[mandapandalove]

This is our kitten who is three months old named candy.








Shes a pain in my ass but she's growing on me. Lol
Btw This was taken with my iphone a few weeks ago.

 

[leelai]

Candy is just gorgeous....love her coloring!

 

[mandapandalove]

Candy is just gorgeous....love her coloring!

Thank you. Shes a tabby short hair. Shes a loveable furry baby. Lol

 

[KevinJS]

Just stole this from a buddy of mine. I'll belatedly ask his permission to use it next time I see him. Not exactly a pet, but it seems a local bear dropped in for coffee. Check this out.

 

[leelai]

Just stole this from a buddy of mine. I'll belatedly ask his permission to use it next time I see him. Not exactly a pet, but it seems a local bear dropped in for coffee. Check this out.

<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=23391"/>

Love it Kevin! Great photo!

 

[darkangelwitch]

Just stole this from a buddy of mine. I'll belatedly ask his permission to use it next time I see him. Not exactly a pet, but it seems a local bear dropped in for coffee. Check this out.

<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=23391"/>

Hehehe thats a new twist on the 3 bears story......

Dark Angelwitch (Surrey)

 

[Richard Brown]

Great one Kevin!

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[stranding]

Just stole this from a buddy of mine. I'll belatedly ask his permission to use it next time I see him. Not exactly a pet, but it seems a local bear dropped in for coffee. Check this out.

<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=23391"/>

Wow, fantastic!!
Don't think I would have been brave enough to get so CLOSE, let alone stop to take a photo!!!!
Did the bear do much damage??
We need more *facts* from your buddy please

 

[Richard Brown]

Wow, fantastic!!
Don't think I would have been brave enough to get so CLOSE, let alone stop to take a photo!!!!
Did the bear do much damage??
We need more *facts* from your buddy please

Methinks he beats the honey monster paws down!

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[stranding]

I'd have to agree with Molly! Stranding, your dogs remind me of two Great Danes that our neighbors own. They are like small-like Ponies!! You could easily ride one if you were tired that's how big they are!!

Well, Ski, a few people have told us that too! They would be very pleased to meet the Great Danes, who are of course fellow "real" dogs, not those titchy little things that just pretend to be dogs just to trip folk up, like terriers, spaniels, labradors etc!!!

Gee, imagine that! Lol. To be serious though, they are beautiful! I loved the pictures. Oh, the horsey pictures were wonderful too. I just love beasties no matter what how big or small.

Same here of course. Just as long as they are v. big & hairy

Just for the record, Bracken the dog weighs 78 kilos (171 lbs) & is 36 inches at the withers (the top bone of the shoulders), the same as the usual height of a kitchen work top. He has a long neck & nose and if he stretches with all 4 feet still on the floor, he can easily reach the wall at the back of the work top.

So..... if I was foolhardy enough to think that a delicious, aromatic roast chicken (say) pushed right back against the wall was going to be "safe" there, then I would be even dafter than I look Mind you, HE would be batty too if he thought he would get away with trying something like that!!

His sister Toksvig is a little shorter, 34 & a half inches but weighs more than him: 83 kilos (182 lbs). She is a greedy thing but she has a thing about tissues too--she would walk right past a ham sandwich or some Walls (" shoshages") to pinch a tissue...mad or what?

She has a funny trick of coming up to you, turning herself round, then backing up to put her bottom on the sofa beside you to keep you company & watch the telly--that's with all four feet firmly on the floor If she misses when backing, be ready for a sudden heavy squashing!!

She does the same in the vet's waiting room, "sitting" like that on a (hopefully empty!) adjacent chair & then everyone falls about giggling If they see her coming, the vets all come to watch for a regular belly laugh! We will have to start charging fees

Here is the beginning of a painting of Bracken. I intended to finish it off but now not sure; might leave it like this. Have one of Toksy too; will go find it.

 

[mollysmom]

Stranding?...Corel Painter? I have it, but never use it. I'm still into doing things the old fashioned way--watercolor, ink. My son, on the other hand, only uses the computer/software to draw

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