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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    good choice

    you will get a better MPH with street tires from spinning, but will get traction with the slicks
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited November 2010
    Nearly 1k views, not bad for an 'offtopic' thread :tongue:
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    kawizx9r wrote: »
    Nearly 1k views, not bad for an 'offtopic' thread :tongue:

    I keep hitting the back and forward buttons :wink: Great way to keep an idiot entertained late at night :smile:
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    kawizx9r wrote: »
    Nearly 1k views, not bad for an 'offtopic' thread :tongue:

    damn, that was fast


    good idea there mole


    :tongue: to the haters


    :wink:
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    I keep hitting the back and forward buttons :wink: Great way to keep an idiot entertained late at night :smile:

    ok, do tell


    what meds do they have you on?
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited November 2010
    mole' wrote: »
    ok, do tell


    what meds do they have you on?

    In that case, I'll make him trip out some more!

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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    mole' wrote: »
    ok, do tell


    what meds do they have you on?

    Here's the forumla: No sugar for about 5 days blood sugar running about 70, then jump it to 200. Add in sleep deprivation from the prednisone they have been giving me for 4 days. Add in the excitement of the wife's new job, not losing any of my insides, and being caged up in the same room for 5 day... and wallah

    Same results as crack :tongue::wink::wink::eek:
    kawizx9r wrote: »
    In that case, I'll make him trip out some more!

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    Eh, doesn't do much, my Bachelors is in Graphics lol, specifically 3d :smile:

    But they are still fun nonetheless
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    dang man, hope ya get better

    any hot nurses?

    oh NVM, dont wanna get ya in trouble
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    mole' wrote: »
    dang man, hope ya get better

    any hot nurses?

    oh NVM, dont wanna get ya in trouble

    lol...honestly they are all nice, but no. Wife trumps em all!

    Get out tomorrow, so hopefully the stir crazy will go away and I can relax at home to some sweet jams on my ht system.

    that and I miss the hell outta my dogs, Fox and Chewey :frown:

    Fox
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    Chewey
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    home is the best

    nice looking dogs
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    mole' wrote: »
    home is the best

    nice looking dog.

    always...and thanks, they both rock hardcore.
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    always...and thanks, they both rock hardcore.

    Welcome


    once we move into the new MUCH bigger house, i will be getting 2 dogs.

    i want a boxer but we might go with GS. more kid friendly
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited November 2010
    Beautiful dogs bro!
    mole' wrote: »
    Welcome


    once we move into the new MUCH bigger house, i will be getting 2 dogs.

    i want a boxer but we might go with GS. more kid friendly

    I'd love a German Shepard myself, but I fell in love with a siberian husky instead. Here's a few pics of her and my pitbull. Pitbull stayed with me after the divorce, ex kept the husky.

    Shadow

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    Jacquee posing next to my SDA's :tongue:

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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited November 2010
    The two of them sleeping together and being silly.

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    and last but not least, another of Jacquee!

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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    mole' wrote: »
    Welcome


    once we move into the new MUCH bigger house, i will be getting 2 dogs.

    i want a boxer but we might go with GS. more kid friendly

    LOL, when we get a house we are gonna end up with probably 3 more, one for each kid we have eventually lol....

    GS are nice just make sure you keep folks away during feeding. They can be aggressive protecting food (work IT in a law office that defends homeowners claims and we see it sometimes)
    kawizx9r wrote: »
    Beautiful dogs bro!

    I'd love a German Shepard myself, but I fell in love with a siberian husky instead. Here's a few pics of her and my pitbull. Pitbull stayed with me after the divorce, ex kept the husky.

    Freind has a Siberian Husky, really chill dog, just to big for his basement so he had to give him up. Pitbulls are cool but scare me since I got bit by one as a kid. Its a case by case basis if I like them.....

    I will say its eerie how dogs can pick up on emotions. When the wife and I get into it they always know who started it and give them the eye and go cuddle with the other...lol
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    kawizx9r wrote: »
    The two of them sleeping together and being silly.

    l_16e79c88b60e4d368e9762995b02471b.jpg

    layintogether.jpg

    and last but not least, another of Jacquee!

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    beautiful dogs man. im liking that husky.

    im not to cool on pits since i got attack by one as a kid. but not all are like that. a buddy had one that was the coolest dog ever.
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    LOL, when we get a house we are gonna end up with probably 3 more, one for each kid we have eventually lol....

    GS are nice just make sure you keep folks away during feeding. They can be aggressive protecting food (work IT in a law office that defends homeowners claims and we see it sometimes)



    Freind has a Siberian Husky, really chill dog, just to big for his basement so he had to give him up. Pitbulls are cool but scare me since I got bit by one as a kid. Its a case by case basis if I like them.....

    I will say its eerie how dogs can pick up on emotions. When the wife and I get into it they always know who started it and give them the eye and go cuddle with the other...lol

    ill do my research before we get them.

    same thing happened to me as a kid with a pit.


    LOL about the eye part.
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    mole' wrote: »
    ill do my research before we get them.

    same thing happened to me as a kid with a pit.


    LOL about the eye part.

    Like I said, it happens, but it does with other dogs too. The fun thing about Fox (the corgi in the first pic) is that he is a herding dog. So my wife's neice and some of her freinds tend to get herded by him when they come over...cracks me up to no end.

    All dogs can be aggressive, pit, german shepards, yorkie's, but some are more than others. You just need to train them early and compensate for that kinda stuff (i.e. feed in seperate closed off room).

    Dogs are so much better than cats IMO (lol, let the fight begin)
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited November 2010
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    Freind has a Siberian Husky, really chill dog, just to big for his basement so he had to give him up. Pitbulls are cool but scare me since I got bit by one as a kid. Its a case by case basis if I like them.....

    I'd have to say that's generally true but with ALL dogs, not just GS (regarding their aggressive behavior while eating). It depends how you raise/train them.
    mole' wrote: »
    beautiful dogs man. im liking that husky.

    im not to cool on pits since i got attack by one as a kid. but not all are like that. a buddy had one that was the coolest dog ever.

    Thanks :biggrin:

    I know how that is, I've got a few people that are scared to death of my pitbull. But believe it or not, some of them have come around. My mom was deathly afraid of dogs in general, even more of pitbulls. Now she totally loves Jacquee and doesn't mind watching her if I need to go out for awhile.

    The only time my dog will attack or get on the defensive is if I'm arguing/mad at someone or a dog displays aggressive behavior. She's a good guard dog and very protective of me. Other than that, she's a teddy bear :tongue: she can give you a high five, "box" with you (she'll get on her hind legs and throw punches), sit, lay down, roll over, fetch and catch treats in mid-air. All of that taught by yours truely.
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    kawizx9r wrote: »
    I'd have to say that's generally true but with ALL dogs, not just GS (regarding their aggressive behavior while eating). It depends how you raise/train them.



    Thanks :biggrin:

    I know how that is, I've got a few people that are scared to death of my pitbull. But believe it or not, some of them have come around. My mom was deathly afraid of dogs in general, even more of pitbulls. Now she totally loves Jacquee and doesn't mind watching her if I need to go out for awhile.

    The only time my dog will attack or get on the defensive is if I'm arguing/mad at someone or a dog displays aggressive behavior. She's a good guard dog and very protective of me. Other than that, she's a teddy bear :tongue: she can give you a high five, "box" with you (she'll get on her hind legs and throw punches), sit, lay down, roll over, fetch and catch treats in mid-air. All of that taught by yours truely.

    yup, its all in how they were raised/trained.

    lol about the high five and boxing. take a vid and post it
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  • falconcry72
    falconcry72 Posts: 3,580
    edited November 2010
    Some of my best dog friends are pits, american bulldogs, etc...

    All you need is love!!!
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  • xj4094dg
    xj4094dg Posts: 1,158
    edited November 2010
    Here's Champ! 5 month old Boxer.
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    xj4094dg wrote: »
    Here's Champ! 5 month old Boxer.

    Cool dog, looks like he just did something bad (or is thinking about doing so) lol
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  • mole'
    mole' Posts: 3,160
    edited November 2010
    xj4094dg wrote: »
    Here's Champ! 5 month old Boxer.

    that is why i want another boxer

    great pic

    you passed on the clipped ears?
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  • falconcry72
    falconcry72 Posts: 3,580
    edited November 2010
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    Cool dog, looks like he just did something bad (or is thinking about doing so) lol

    Boxers always look like that:smile:
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  • falconcry72
    falconcry72 Posts: 3,580
    edited November 2010
    xj4094dg wrote: »
    Here's Champ! 5 month old Boxer.

    WTF is he chewing on?! That's not his lipstick dipstick, is it?
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,590
    edited November 2010
    falconcry72 wrote: »
    Boxers always look like that:smile:

    LOL, so do I :biggrin:.. Gets me in lotsa trouble :wink:
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  • xj4094dg
    xj4094dg Posts: 1,158
    edited November 2010
    mole' wrote: »
    that is why i want another boxer

    great pic

    you passed on the clipped ears?

    Thanks. No clipped ears for this guy.
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  • xj4094dg
    xj4094dg Posts: 1,158
    edited November 2010
    falconcry72 wrote: »
    WTF is he chewing on?! That's not his lipstick dipstick, is it?

    He was chewing on my hand so I slipped his arm in on him and snapped the pic with my other hand.
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  • xj4094dg
    xj4094dg Posts: 1,158
    edited November 2010
    EndersShadow wrote: »
    Cool dog, looks like he just did something bad (or is thinking about doing so) lol

    This guy is usually doing something funny or crazy. He's a blast.
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