from one extreme to another
Posted By: jss on 2008-08-28
In Reply to: Dogs - past and present - Sara
we had a cocker spaniel/black lab mix growing up. also had a yorkie which at the age of 9 was my baby...literally. it fit perfectly into cabbage patch kid clothes, poor dog. lol then a boston terrior, the most energetic dog ever. next was a german shepard/st.bernard mix. he thinks he's yorkie size. 2 shih zhus (not sure on the spelling), now down to 1...this is the most well behaved dog ever, the other not so much...major attitude problem toward women.
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my impression was that it was extreme
overuse of laxatives - don't know of other causes but you might ask for a review of the slides by someone else (assuming diagnosis was made by biopsy - otherwise I don't think they could be that sure).
But, those ARE extreme disorders.
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Wow - no not that extreme!! That's awful! (sm)
He's controlling and he is old fashioned and patriarchal but he's not completely insane!
Mine isn't this extreme but...
that is because he knows I would go out and buy new and spend more on it and then do the same with his stuff the next day he left the house! Like, oh, I don't know, maybe the remote to the TV or the TV itself...his favorite chair. lol
Now, if we are cleaning out the basement or something and looking to get rid of stuff generally speaking, I will say that it seems every husband thinks their trash is gold and our family heirlooms/memories, and extra kitchen stuff like that only used at holidays is disposable. I don't know what it is.
I'm still working on my hubs but I think I have trained him, to think of the consequences, pretty well. Maybe its just me, but I wouldn't take something like that lightly - wondering what he would do next!
ROFLMAO...come on...that is extreme..nm
that's a little extreme, dont you think?
that's AWFUL. Pitbulls are not the ONLY DOGS that are "vicious!" Though it is true that this is the wellest known breed to have been bred for fighting... every single pitbull i have ever encountered is amazing. They have this bad rap, and immediately people are scared of them. I'm friends with a guy who has one, full bred, GORGEOUS female pit... and she is the SWEETEST thing. I know we have had the pitbull debate thing here already< i just wanted to say im not sure how you can work for an animal rescue when that is their policy.
Extreme spoiled brattinitis
so he says, love it
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Political correctness taken to the extreme.
The movie "Airplane" is on. Political correctness has gone way too far. The scene is the one where the pilot asked the little boy, Do you like gladiator movies? After that line the rest of the scene has been deleted. I dont need movie censors to restrict a comedy in the name of PC.
Ty Pennington on Extreme Home Makeover and also
love Steve Doocey and Brian Kilmead on Fox and Friends. Really miss E.D. Hill in the morning!
Anyone on here with extreme near sightedness that is getting rather high intraocular pressures.
Mine seem to keep creeping up year after year it seems. They arent terrible yet but they are going up for sure.
I like him! Fun, artistic, not stuffy. Not into the extreme custom, high-end stuff. nm
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