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That's kinda weird... [/quote]


Whys that ?????

That's kinda weird... [/quote]


Whys that ????? [/quote]

Because when Boothunter turns 18 he doesn't plan on getting married

Where can I find a good OP guide?

Wheres Big Stick?

Ouch.....

I can kill any thread. Just watch.

I'm not finding a pulse !
Get the paddles !
Clear !!!
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Nope. She's dead.

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Where's Big Stick????

No end of thread......and no soup for you!

Sol, dude, duuuuude....I feel for you man and I understand your pain. There is more to this dog deal than meets the eye.

First of all, she got a dog because she wanted a dog for quite some time. I'll bet she asked you for a dog years ago while you were married, probably asked on occasion all throughout the marriage......but you said "NO" each time she asked and got progressively stronger with your "NO" after each successive inquiry. Right?

Out of respect for you she did not get a dog while you were married. You said "NO" and she respected that. Now that she is making her own decisions there's a dog in the picture. Hmmmmm.....did she do it because she wanted to piss you off? No, she did it because she wanted a dog.

Now, I've got balls I'll defend my bud's no matter what and I agree with you 100% that it's a bullsheit move on her part since the dog is a pain in the ass and it's damaging mutual property..... but...........you've got to understand that she is probably not out trying to get laid like you, me, seastrike and countless other poonhounds on this board. She's probably lonely and the dog is her company. She may even need that dog to cope with the divorce. Think of it as her therapy.

Blue water pro's advice about getting the anti-chewing spray is golden. I wanted to make a hat out of my ex's dog when he was a puppy and chewed the cork to sheit on my Loomis rods. I was pissed.....beyond pissed but she paid the expediter fees for all the rods and soon I had all new rods. Since they were beat to sheit in the first place, it actually worked out in my favor. She also bought a sheitload of that anti-chew spray and just about coated the entire house with the stuff.......it worked like a charm. In time the dog stoped chewing everything, quit pissing and sheiting in the house, and turned out to be a damn good fishing dog.

You got a truck she probably wouldn't approve of if you were married, she got a dog. I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that she's going to do what she wants to now and you have no control over it. My ex does the same stuff and it pisses me off, but she's hot and she still comes over and gives it up even though were not technically together any more. I feel for you, man, it's ok to get pissed about it and you should be. Just remember that she probably needs that dog right now so please don't kill the damn thing.......just feed it a bunch of refried beans before she takes a road trip and the sheitstorm will follow!

Hot damn. Look at the common sense on Kid.

Sometimes you can be pretty smart, dude. I've articulated all that my self and agree with you. She's a little lost right now, and if the dog helps her though this shi%, more power to her. She is now keeping it in the garage during the day so it can't chew up any more property, and my blood pressure is back to normal since I launched this thread.

Stay tunned for next weeks episode of, "SOL BLOWS HIS TOP."

Sol.......keep your head about all this and it will all work out fine but you already know that. Give me a shout if you need to go out and fish....sled is ready to go and fish are going to be dying

Tim

Multiple choice question:

A mans favorite pet is:

A. A cat
B. A dog
C. A dog that eats cats

D. Pre-assembled 34dd's

This one comes with X-mas decorations already up dude

Sol's cartoon - hahahahhaha that is so darn funny, got the dog personality down EXACTLY. That is funny!

I avoided the responsibility /hassle of dog ownership most of my life, partly by choice and partly by circumstance, now I can not imagine not having a good dog. Puppies are a handfull and must have attention, buying fancy products will not replace common sense... Supply the puppy with choice items to chew, not just one item either, and attention/affection. Get a dog book before getting a dog if you don't savvy dogs.

I am recently divorced and probably have more in common with SOL than either of us would admit...if what's her name gets that 1.7K freed up soon, I have a building site ready to go. <grin>

YO SOL,

Here is some "happy music" to calm you down when your feeling agitated......It works for me...

Five Finger Death Punch - "The Bleeding"