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Pets.. what kinds do you have?
- Thread starter Thunderbird91
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I guess I should just put up pics of my dog, since you are discriminatory against pet carrots Invalid Link Removed heres a photoshopped picture of me piratical puppy
This is me and Brownie (I'm the one on the right)...Eric618 said:
This is Tina and Oatmeal (you need to guess which is which here
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RWP said:This might be the coolest picture of a dog I have ever seen.
Why does that dog look like it is glowing or not even there...check out its hind legs..cool looking dog though
I've heard of people starting look like thier dogs but that's rediculousEric618 said:This is me and Brownie (I'm the one on the right)...
I love Greyhounds. I wish I had the time/yard to have one (or more), They are gorgeous gogs.snappytom said:
Currently we have Jazzy and Honey. Jazzy is a (probably) beagle/sheltie mix. Honey is a ?????/chihuahua mix.
We used to have a beatiful but stupid dalmation named Polka (because she had dots) but she passed away a couple of summers ago.
We have had an assortment of fish, but I haven't really gotten attached to them.
We had a turtle, found in the road in East Texas when he was about the size of a fifty cent piece. His name was 'The Lesser A'Tuin' (Pratchett fans will get that. He lived about six years. He got to be about the size of my palm.
My son had a veiled chameleon, named Karma. Yes I know. I'm sorry. It was the size of my thumb when we got it. It was about nine inches long when it died. We didn't realize at first that it had died, because it always sat still when we put crickets in the cage anyway. My actual first clue was that I went to feed it and there were still crickets from last time. Over the next week or so, its eyes sunk in. At that point things got wierd. It had probably been gone days longer than we thought. When we became sure, it was kind of mummified, kind of. So my son perched the mortal reamins of his chameleon on top of the bird house as a gargoyle. I told you it got wierd.
We used to have a beatiful but stupid dalmation named Polka (because she had dots) but she passed away a couple of summers ago.
We have had an assortment of fish, but I haven't really gotten attached to them.
We had a turtle, found in the road in East Texas when he was about the size of a fifty cent piece. His name was 'The Lesser A'Tuin' (Pratchett fans will get that. He lived about six years. He got to be about the size of my palm.
My son had a veiled chameleon, named Karma. Yes I know. I'm sorry. It was the size of my thumb when we got it. It was about nine inches long when it died. We didn't realize at first that it had died, because it always sat still when we put crickets in the cage anyway. My actual first clue was that I went to feed it and there were still crickets from last time. Over the next week or so, its eyes sunk in. At that point things got wierd. It had probably been gone days longer than we thought. When we became sure, it was kind of mummified, kind of. So my son perched the mortal reamins of his chameleon on top of the bird house as a gargoyle. I told you it got wierd.
I own a kitten, whom I suspect is medically ********, a complete bastard, and adorable as...an adorable kitten, really. Probably about 5 months old, max.
I have an 8 year old Australian/Labrador mix who has developed a tendency to throw up on the carpet and a little black and white devil kitten. She rules the house, attacks the dog and ripped out the screens to make her own cat door. Gotta love her though. (She might get offended otherwise)
