jim wrote:
Steveo wrote:

jim wrote:

Looked like mama mia's home made sauce coming out the deck? Where's
the

garlic bread!?

sick *******


I thought I smelled you.

Cavs got eliminated last night. Lebron watches the playoffs from
his lazy-boy.

just lurking tonight. mets are filleting the fish 10-1...

"Vinnie S." wrote in message
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On 22 Apr 2005 00:34:15 GMT, Steveo wrote:


I hope your parakeet doesn't land on it as you key up.


You're getting warmer. I was cutting the grass with my Craftsman lawn
tractor,
and I ran over a nest of rabbits. I didn't see them until the second pass.
I
killed 1, at least 4 got away. I felt pretty bad about it. But there is
nothing
you can do. They are all over, and they nest just belowe the grass roots,
so you
can't see them unless you step on them.

Vinnie S.

You need a good German Short Hair pointer,
they'll find them rascally rabbits.

Landshark


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they ought to be and you will help
them become what they are capable
of becoming.

On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 03:20:49 GMT, "Landshark" wrote:


"Vinnie S." wrote in message
.. .
On 22 Apr 2005 00:34:15 GMT, Steveo wrote:


I hope your parakeet doesn't land on it as you key up.


You're getting warmer. I was cutting the grass with my Craftsman lawn
tractor,
and I ran over a nest of rabbits. I didn't see them until the second pass.
I
killed 1, at least 4 got away. I felt pretty bad about it. But there is
nothing
you can do. They are all over, and they nest just belowe the grass roots,
so you
can't see them unless you step on them.

Vinnie S.

You need a good German Short Hair pointer,
they'll find them rascally rabbits.


My yellow lab does that well.

Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 03:20:49 GMT, "Landshark"
wrote:


"Vinnie S." wrote in message
.. .
On 22 Apr 2005 00:34:15 GMT, Steveo wrote:


I hope your parakeet doesn't land on it as you key up.


You're getting warmer. I was cutting the grass with my Craftsman lawn
tractor,
and I ran over a nest of rabbits. I didn't see them until the second
pass. I
killed 1, at least 4 got away. I felt pretty bad about it. But there
is nothing
you can do. They are all over, and they nest just belowe the grass
roots, so you
can't see them unless you step on them.

Vinnie S.

You need a good German Short Hair pointer,
they'll find them rascally rabbits.

My yellow lab does that well.

My yellow lab, shepard, greyhound mut outruns them and has em for breakfast. I
swear I've never had a dog that can run and attack stuff as fast as this
one. I only got him about 8 months ago after my wifes brother died from
some really aggressive cancer. I already had a hound dog so I wasn't in
the market for another mooch but what the hey. He's fun to throw the
frisbee to, or a tree limb.

One of the first times my wife let him out of the house he bolted right
for a running bunny, ate his head and brung the carcass back. lol

I finally have a weekday off tomorrow, so I can wait for the plumber.

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On 22 Apr 2005 03:43:57 GMT, Steveo wrote:


My yellow lab does that well.

My yellow lab, shepard, greyhound mut outruns them and has em for breakfast. I
swear I've never had a dog that can run and attack stuff as fast as this
one. I only got him about 8 months ago after my wifes brother died from
some really aggressive cancer.

Oh my God. We have more in common than we thought. My wife's brother died the
same way. He was diagnosed on 9-11. Go figure. He died 13 months later, exactly
2 weeks from us returning from our honeymoon. He was 38. Worst yet, I had to
watch his entire family, parents, kids (9,12), watch him take his last breaths.
My wife was very close to him. She had 4 brothers. I think the biggest memory I
have from that night, other than his kids watching him die, was the look on his
father's face, who never left his side. This is something I would never wish on
my worst enemies. You are not supposed to bury your kids.


I already had a hound dog so I wasn't in
the market for another mooch but what the hey. He's fun to throw the
frisbee to, or a tree limb.

One of the first times my wife let him out of the house he bolted right
for a running bunny, ate his head and brung the carcass back. lol

My dog chases them, gets to about 5 feet, and then they explode like lightning.
He is fast, but they are just too small and too quick. It might have gotten
close if I didn't have a fence.

I finally have a weekday off tomorrow, so I can wait for the plumber.


Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 22 Apr 2005 03:43:57 GMT, Steveo wrote:

My yellow lab does that well.

My yellow lab, shepard, greyhound mut outruns them and has em for
breakfast. I swear I've never had a dog that can run and attack stuff as
fast as this one. I only got him about 8 months ago after my wifes
brother died from some really aggressive cancer.

Oh my God. We have more in common than we thought. My wife's brother died
the same way. He was diagnosed on 9-11. Go figure. He died 13 months
later, exactly 2 weeks from us returning from our honeymoon. He was 38.
Worst yet, I had to watch his entire family, parents, kids (9,12), watch
him take his last breaths. My wife was very close to him. She had 4
brothers. I think the biggest memory I have from that night, other than
his kids watching him die, was the look on his father's face, who never
left his side. This is something I would never wish on my worst enemies.
You are not supposed to bury your kids.


Man that's a tough row to hoe. This guy was a surgeon of sorts, he's
the guy that has his hands in you and is handing the specialist the
tools of the trade. He was some sort of an SA with the military and
then he went back to school so that he could bill his services independent
from the hospital.

It really struck me as ironic that a guy that had fixed so many people
with surgery could die so fast, and there ain't dick the highest paid
friends of his can do about it.

You're right about the kids too. I dunno what to say to them.

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On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 20:26:59 -0400, Vinnie S.
wrote:

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 22:10:28 GMT, Lancer wrote:



Nah, I don't feel like learning anything today, why don't you do it
for me?


Here is something I learned. My 2M/440 handheld sets off my paper shredder when
it is within 3 feet. I call it remote control paper shredding.

Vinnie S.

Now if you could only teach your shredder to pick up the papers you
want shredded?

On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 12:05:45 GMT, Lancer wrote:

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 20:26:59 -0400, Vinnie S.
wrote:

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 22:10:28 GMT, Lancer wrote:



Nah, I don't feel like learning anything today, why don't you do it
for me?


Here is something I learned. My 2M/440 handheld sets off my paper shredder when
it is within 3 feet. I call it remote control paper shredding.

Vinnie S.

Now if you could only teach your shredder to pick up the papers you
want shredded?


Working on that !

Vinnie S.

This was colon or stomach cancer. I can't recall. But it took him from a healthy
well built individual, to a frail bone thin man, in 13 lousy months. I was wrong
about when he died. It was 2 weeks after our wedding, not honeymoon. He did make
it to our wedding, and stayed about 3 hours, which is incredible for the
condition he was in. But you are right about the speed of decline. Specifically
these pancreatic and stomach cancers.

Vinnie S.

"Vinnie S." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 03:20:49 GMT, "Landshark"
wrote:


"Vinnie S." wrote in message
. ..
On 22 Apr 2005 00:34:15 GMT, Steveo wrote:


I hope your parakeet doesn't land on it as you key up.


You're getting warmer. I was cutting the grass with my Craftsman lawn
tractor,
and I ran over a nest of rabbits. I didn't see them until the second
pass.
I
killed 1, at least 4 got away. I felt pretty bad about it. But there is
nothing
you can do. They are all over, and they nest just belowe the grass
roots,
so you
can't see them unless you step on them.

Vinnie S.

You need a good German Short Hair pointer,
they'll find them rascally rabbits.


My yellow lab does that well.

Vinnie S.

I've got one of those too, perfect for cats

Landshark


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