*ducks with the usual agility associated with such a lithe being*
up yours Scottie, only trying to be friendly
yes I know, I've mellowed over the years
Charming, bloody charming! :eek:
Yes so I see. :rolleyes:
Anyone who refers to themselves as a lithe being on DS probably weighs over 20 stone Welcome to the thread, we aint sizeist in here Join team Chinsington-bob and possibly, Cherry!
Edit: just noticed your services.... I too knew Madfriend...a very couragous lady and all round lovely person
In this case Eagle is not fibbing, seen more fat on a chip.
I must confess this is not my first visit but the last one was some time ago, probably about 5 years actually
Just thought it was time to wind up my favourite Scot
ps I really do struggle to get over 10st, these days
Your in good spirits, unlike that crazy Scottish Harpy :-) My old dog is lying here snoring his head off, running in his sleep too :-):-)
Awwww, what breed is he? My son has two lovely dawgs and the newest, rescue hound has vivid dreams in which he slobbers, "runs", howls, yaps, smiles and nibbles on me skirt :eek: The little Jack Russell just curls up and sleeps like a stone
12yr old Greyhound. Lovely boy :-) Nicest breed I've ever known, big baby he is. An eating machine too, they have incredible appetites.
Is he an ex racing dog? I've heard they make lovely pets, lazy critturs, don't want much walking, and as you say scoff their way through loads of noms!
He never did much racing, has the ear tattoos, which I googled and found out he only ran a few times in Ireland (he has flat feet, chortle :-) ) We got him from an Animal Shelter, he was unwanted due to his age (4 years ago). Now he is thriving with lots of love, he gets tired easy though, age and arthritis etc. I personally wouldn't get any other breed of dog now, easy going pets, low maintenance too. :-)
He never did much racing, has the ear tattoos, which I googled and found out he only ran a few times in Ireland (he has flat feet, chortle :-) ) We got him from an Animal Shelter, he was unwanted due to his age (4 years ago). Now he is thriving with lots of love, he gets tired easy though, age and arthritis etc. I personally wouldn't get any other breed of dog now, easy going pets, low maintenance too. :-)
He sounds lovely!! If I ever get a dawg I will look into an older greyhound. A nice peaceful old dog would be nice after me son's pair of young rascals LOL
^^^ Please do, they are often a forgotten breed ^^^
DIL has already decided if I have a dog [Landlord would have to agree] she will find me a rescue old greyhound I was informed of this a while back! But I loves all dogs And cats! Ideally I'd have a lovely old dog who got on with cats, and a lovely old cat :cool:.....or two.
Sling my hook? I'll have you know I'm a very high class hooker and I have a maid to do my slinging! :mad: As for your mischievous puppies ....ya boo sucks...they can't touch me as I landed on the green side of the fence
Anyone who refers to themselves as a lithe being on DS probably weighs over 20 stone :eek: Welcome to the thread, we aint sizeist in here Join team Chinsington-bob and possibly, Cherry! :):
Count me in; I enjoyed playing with the puppies, but SR tossed one caber too many. :mad:
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and now check your email
THank you sooooooo much
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Yes so I see. :rolleyes: In this case Eagle is not fibbing, seen more fat on a chip.
:eek::mad::eek: *tears up ridiculous card & feeds it to the pigs*
Bugger off with yer good mornings!
Nice to be nice, SR :-(
Your in good spirits, unlike that crazy Scottish Harpy :-) My old dog is lying here snoring his head off, running in his sleep too :-):-)
Awwww, what breed is he? My son has two lovely dawgs and the newest, rescue hound has vivid dreams in which he slobbers, "runs", howls, yaps, smiles and nibbles on me skirt :eek: The little Jack Russell just curls up and sleeps like a stone
Is he an ex racing dog? I've heard they make lovely pets, lazy critturs, don't want much walking, and as you say scoff their way through loads of noms!
He sounds lovely!! If I ever get a dawg I will look into an older greyhound. A nice peaceful old dog would be nice after me son's pair of young rascals LOL
DIL has already decided if I have a dog [Landlord would have to agree] she will find me a rescue old greyhound
Sling my hook? I'll have you know I'm a very high class hooker and I have a maid to do my slinging! :mad: As for your mischievous puppies ....ya boo sucks...they can't touch me as I landed on the green side of the fence
Count me in; I enjoyed playing with the puppies, but SR tossed one caber too many. :mad: