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You ever get the feeling you are out of step with the rest of the world? Today was one of those days.

But I did take care of a friend's dog over the weekend, so the world seemed a little more normal for a time. I like dogs.

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10-18-2021 , 10:41 PM

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Phat Mack

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I hope Dom is okay with the Bills game. #thoughtsandprayers

10-19-2021 , 10:30 AM

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Dominic

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lol I'm fine...tough game...not gonna win them all

10-19-2021 , 11:01 AM

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golddog

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Quote:

Originally Posted by John Cole

I've often said that I'm a sine wave in a cosine world.

10-19-2021 , 12:24 PM

#81

Zeno

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Groucho Marx was never out of steps.

10-19-2021 , 12:29 PM

#82

Zeno

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And the Red Sox certainly put those silly Astros in their proper place yesterday.

10-19-2021 , 03:05 PM

#83

Phat Mack

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeno

And the Red Sox certainly put those silly Astros in their proper place yesterday.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but the Red Sox are doomed.

10-19-2021 , 04:45 PM

#84

John Cole

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Phat Mack

Sorry to burst your bubble, but the Red Sox are doomed.

It's the Puritan strain. Red Sox fans always feel we're doomed.

10-19-2021 , 04:46 PM

#85

John Cole

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Quote:

Originally Posted by golddog

I've often said that I'm a sine wave in a cosine world.

Dogs seem to like me, so all is right with the world.

10-19-2021 , 10:14 PM

#86

Ray Zee

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at least we have one thing in common john

10-20-2021 , 03:01 AM

#87

R*R

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I cannot think of an animal I don't like.

10-20-2021 , 03:05 AM

#88

Phat Mack

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Quote:

Originally Posted by R*R

I cannot think of an animal I don't like.

Some of my greatest friends had either two wheels or four legs.

10-20-2021 , 06:51 PM

#89

REDeYeS00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by R*R

I cannot think of an animal I don't like.

are we including human animals in this discussion?
are you talking about types of animals (i.e. dog, cat, horse, skunk, cobra, mosquito, tapeworm, tsetse fly, human, etc.), or are you talking about specific animals you've met?

10-20-2021 , 07:47 PM

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lastcardcharlie

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I like foxes and rabbits.

10-20-2021 , 08:51 PM

#91

REDeYeS00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lastcardcharlie

I like foxes and rabbits.

i totally agree.
so many animals get the benefit of the doubt to start, but many others (like tapeworms and mosquitoes) have an uphill climb

10-20-2021 , 08:57 PM

#92

Phat Mack

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I like Gus.

10-20-2021 , 09:13 PM

#93

REDeYeS00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Phat Mack

I like Gus.

i'm honestly curious why you specifically mention 'Gus' and what that name means to you in this context?
i have a group of friends who do a certain athletic thing together, and the name 'Gus' has come to be associated with a mythical overseeing entity who sometimes finds a way to make randomness fall in your favor.

10-20-2021 , 09:35 PM

#94

John Cole

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This is the sort of low content we're looking for.

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10-20-2021 , 09:52 PM

#95

Ray Zee

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speak for yourself john alden.

i am lost already with it.

10-20-2021 , 10:13 PM

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daveT

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I don't know much about animals, but I do know that, if you see a tiger in the wild, it has been watching you for several hours.

This may be a minor detail... if you do see the said tiger, it will be the last thing you see.

10-20-2021 , 11:14 PM

#97

Dominic

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I wouldn't mind having an animal rescue farm in my old age...I think I'm going to have one whether I want it or not, if you ask my GF.

10-20-2021 , 11:52 PM

#98

Ray Zee

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good on you dom

10-21-2021 , 12:00 AM

#99

Ray Zee

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you can start now they have a program where you can raise desert tortoises in your yard and as babies grow they release them in the wild.
can plant native bushes that things like butterflies come to.

all my places are truly wildlife paradises.

10-21-2021 , 12:39 AM

#100

Phat Mack

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray Zee

I did something like this using native plants liked by butterflies. My yards ended up overrun by them and as an extra bonus, it was overrun with hummingbirds too.

It was a bit of work at first, but the native plants tend to take care of themselves, so it was less work in the long run and practically no water.

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