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Here are some more from a recent "photoshoot" for my new Fernandes Atlas 4X and EHX BassBalls.

She saw I was playing bass and decided it would be a good idea to jump on my bed and lick herself :rollno:.


I love that dog :rolleyes:.


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Baby Girl in black, Fire Ball in stripes, Highway One Jazz Bass.
 
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line6man said:
Sigh, Well guys, on an extremely sad note, I have to give away the cat in the picture, as well as my other two.

I'm moving at the end of the month. The new house is much nicer than my current one. I get the same ocean view, an outdoor king sized bed on the upper deck, a sandy beach area and an endless-swim pool (whatever you call them) on the lower deck, two kitchens and many modern features, but the one thing is that I cannot keep any animals.:(

I'm seriously depressed about this.:(:bawl:
At least I still have the bass though. There is no way I'm letting that go.
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On a positive note, he went to this woman right in the area that is completely on board with me staying in touch and visiting every once in a while.:D
I just visited the cat on Friday, one week after giving him away.
He is still adjusting to his new home, but he is doing fairly well so far.

He was hiding behind a dresser, so I put my hand out in front of him, and as soon as he caught my scent, he came out and started to get extremely affectionate. He was very happy to see me, and I was very happy to see him.

I was able to get him to stay in the living room for a while, for the longest time he has been outside of the woman's bedroom since he got there.

His behavior patterns seem to be exactly the same in his new home as they were with me. He found a bedroom area to spend most of his time in, and he will only occasionally leave that area.
 
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here is mikas again with my stingray5. she is now starting to learn how to behave although she still bites me everytime i get home and also before i leave to work :)

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SBassman said:
What kind of dog is Oslo. I thought my golden Sammy was the best looking dog on the planet, but, Oslo wins.
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Oslo is a Great Pyrenees. I guess the breed goes way back--A lab and A GP is a New Foundland (I think) and a GP plus...something else....is a St Bernard. Amazing temperament--very chill, rarely bark. He should be about 90 pounds, but I hear they get up to 130. They are super smart (they were bred to hunt wolves), and they like to work (the dad, Charlie, wears a backpack, and Oslo will too), but they can be obstinate (Oslo rolls over, but forget "Come here!) and they like to roam, big time. In fact, when Charlie and his owner were hiking the Appalachian Trail, Charlie would bolt into the woods, just off the trail, and hide. Even with the white coat you couldn't see him three feet in the woods. So the owner would yell "I see you!" (even if he couldn't) and Charlie would come wandering back.
 
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