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Old 13th April 2008, 11:36 PM   #1
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Now this is really scarey


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Old 14th April 2008, 12:18 PM   #2
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Default Well my kids said I must share their photo too

The scourge of the neighbourhood, funny, only the gas man has ever ventured into the yard unaided. The white boy stands about 5'10 now and loves the mail man ;-)

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Old 14th April 2008, 01:31 PM   #3
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Wait till i grow up ... says Adriano
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LOL, sweet little cat! Looks a little startled by the camera?
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Old 14th April 2008, 01:32 PM   #5
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When I was in my early teens we had a dog who the vet said was part collie, part German shepherd and part coyote. I had a newspaper delivery route and it appeared to have been the highlight of the dog's day to accompany me. It was like being a bomber with a fighter escort. Any dog that decided to go for me found itself held to the ground, neck in jaw, until sufficiently humiliated.

While I was at school, my mother noticed the dog would dissappear for a few hours each day and became concerned. Paying attention, she noticed the dog 'picking up' the mailman on his route. The next day she kept the dog inside and waited to apologize to the postman for the inconvenience. "Please let the dog out, when he is along no other dog dares to come close. I just wish he would stick around for the whole route..."
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When I was in my early teens we had a dog who the vet said was part collie, part German shepherd and part coyote. I had a newspaper delivery route and it appeared to have been the highlight of the dog's day to accompany me. It was like being a bomber with a fighter escort. Any dog that decided to go for me found itself held to the ground, neck in jaw, until sufficiently humiliated.

While I was at school, my mother noticed the dog would dissappear for a few hours each day and became concerned. Paying attention, she noticed the dog 'picking up' the mailman on his route. The next day she kept the dog inside and waited to apologize to the postman for the inconvenience. "Please let the dog out, when he is along no other dog dares to come close. I just wish he would stick around for the whole route..."

Thats a great story Lee!

When I was a kid I always wanted a pet Coyote (from watching the roadrunner cartoons). Noticed some 'stunt' ones at the beginning of the Eddy Murphy film 'Norbet' recently and wondered if anyone keeps them as pets?
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Old 30th November 2008, 03:21 PM   #7
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Hell, anyone notice the bloke with the Baboon?
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