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I went to elementary school with Cory. We were friends then, but lost touch years ago. I had my first schoolyard fight with Cory in the 2nd grade. Very sad.

Reputable breeders do not sell puppies to pet stores. If you see a dog for sale in a pet store the breeder is disreputable, period. There is, of course, a range of disreputability.

Not sure if this will make you feel any better, but I saw your wesley sweater pics and I think you just might be the most beautiful woman I have ever seen. *edit* and I say this as a very happily married man

Not intended as an insult. I know a few people who held/hold the same view. In virtually all cases they were wrong. Their dogs convinced them that certain behaviours were inherent to their nature, when nothing could be further from the truth. Also, this isn't YOUR thread. This is a public...

Nonsense. During the winter my dog is in the house 8 hrs a day while we're at work. She has never had an accident (since she was a puppy, anyway) and sometimes doesn't even want to go outside right away when we get home. Sounds like your dog has trained you.

I worked at a welfare office for 3 years, made statements to this effect all the time. Explaining how a client's "crisis" was entirely predictable and avoidable was my favourite part of the job.

Qualifiers aren't really necessary given the phrasing of the question. He's saying yes, it can work, not that it necessarily will.

Olivia the Wonderdog is a Mexican rescue. We call her a Mexican Crab Hound because she runs a little bit sideways, with her hind legs about 6" out of alignment with her front.

I work a 35 hr week, 8.75 hrs a day, 4 days a week. My wife also works a 35, but 7 hrs a day 5 days a week. I have to get up a little earlier than her, but it's totally worth it. I try get all the "weekend" chores done on Friday while she's at work, leaving the actual weekend for recreational...

The Music Hall of Fame is a sham without Beethoven!!11! ;) Maybe call it the Modern Music Hall of Fame?

That is a very western take on the First World War. The front lines in the east were much more fluid and trench warfare was the exception rather than the rule.

This. I suspect that this particular "devil's advocate" may have a fool for a client.

I have the opposite problem! It drives me nuts when the server comes and clears our plates and then leaves us sitting there waiting for the bill for 10 minutes, especially if it's lunch as I'm usually in a hurry. About a minute after the last plate is removed from my table, little tip meter...

I usually have black coffe and some toast with PB and jam for breakfast. I often eat my toast while I walk to work. Sometimes I will have leftovers from dinner instead, there's nothing like a cold hamburger patty to start the day off right!

I'm about 2/3 of the way through The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. It is much slower than I expected, but I'm enjoying it.

I've been opposed to corporal punishment for as long as I can remember. That said, discovering that FSM holds the same opinion has shaken my confidence in my judgement on this issue.

I saw a lot of movies this way when I worked for a movie theatre as a teenager. These days the only time I see a movie blind is if I'm at the video store (yes, I still go to one:o) and there is nothing that I've heard of that I want to see. Saw Ever Since the World Ended this way last week. I...

I believe Strike Zone by Peter David was the first I read, but I could be wrong. I met Peter at the Calgary Comic Expo this past May, nice guy.

Yes, hence the troll. This feigned ignorance is a nice touch too. You, sir, are an artist. :techman:

Guy posts a thread belittling adults who live with their parents on a fucking STAR TREK board? This has to be both the most transparent and epic troll I have ever seen. *slow clap*