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Utterly OT but funny (and even a computer mentioned)
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Click on Game in the left border menu
http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
calculate which breed you resemble the most.
Joske, Italian Greyhound
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| Joelle 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
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> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
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Very funny!
Joelle, Pomeranian ( yikes!)
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Joske wrote:
> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
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> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
That was pretty cute, Joske....thanks for the giggle.
Jo, Schnauzer (standard)
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| Adriaan Barel 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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Very Good from an Irish Setter. LOL
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Adriaan Barel
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
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> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
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| Michelle 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message
news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
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> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This
game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian
scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT)
which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS
will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
LOL! This is cute. Evidentally, I'm a polish lowland sheepdog.
A good looking dog, I think, but I'm not quite that furry ;-)
--
Michelle ;-)
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| Billy Sprague 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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It appears to be right on, at least in my case. It said I am a Pharaoh
Hound. Damned pretty and studly. Yepper, definitely 100% accurate.
Amazing. :-)
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| Maureen 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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Joske wrote:
> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
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> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
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LOL.. Norwegian Burhound (spelling?)
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Maureen Aquino
C-Tech Volunteer
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| AuntySpam 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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French Bulldog? cripes!
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AuntySpam, C-tech Volunteer
http://www.geocities.com/brewnetty/home.html
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message
news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
Click on Game in the left border menu
http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game
is
based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian
scientist
Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT)
which
is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
calculate which breed you resemble the most.
Joske, Italian Greyhound
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| Nightingail 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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Miniature dachsund. It says I have a surprisingly loud bark for
my diminuitive size. Who.. moi?
Thanks, Joske, that was great.
Gail
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Nightingail's Gallery
http://www.nightingail.com
"AuntySpam" <brewnetty@angelfire.com> wrote in message
news:425d3a0d_1@cnews...
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> French Bulldog? cripes!
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> --
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> AuntySpam, C-tech Volunteer
> http://www.geocities.com/brewnetty/home.html
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> "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message
> news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
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> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
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| Michelle 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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"Nightingail" <gail@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Miniature dachsund. It says I have a surprisingly loud bark for
> my diminuitive size. Who.. moi?
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> Thanks, Joske, that was great.
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> Gail
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> --
> Nightingail's Gallery
> http://www.nightingail.com
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Not you.... LOL!
--
Michelle ;-)
Michelle's Paint Shop Pro & More!
http://members.aol.com/Mish234/index.html
Original tubes, links to plugins, tutorials, fonts & more
Come and see my new fractal gallery :-)
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| Tigger 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
| LOL, from a Tibetan Terrier<G> An assistant Herding Dog, giggle.
Joske wrote:
> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
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| cosake 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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Coton de Tulear ??? Anyone ever heard of this breed ?
origins in Madagascar -- developed from Bichon type dogs.
:o)
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
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> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
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| marush 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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It seems I am an Alaskan Malamute.
Hey Ron, wanna adopt me? :)))
KenH
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Press any key to erase. Press ENTER twice to save.
Photo Gallery: www.kenhoyle.co.uk
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| cwodave 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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My cats were glad to hear that I am an English Foxhound. LOL
Dave
Joske wrote:
> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
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Adriaan Barel <apbarel@REMOVEbigpond.net.au> wrote:
> Very Good from an Irish Setter. LOL
Good, at least you're a 'normal' dog. When image-Googling mine, you
get a Google Whack (only one search result).
Joske
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Billy Sprague <billysprague@hotmail.com> wrote:
> It appears to be right on, at least in my case. It said I am a
> Pharaoh Hound. Damned pretty and studly. Yepper, definitely
> 100% accurate. Amazing. :-)
Did they mummify your ancestors too? I still bear the trauma of my
greyhound great(x10)grandma who saw her husband go into the tomb
with Ramses :-)
Joske
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AuntySpam wrote:
> French Bulldog? cripes!
Calm down, it could be worse. Like Gail. She's a dachshund, which
over here we call a sausage :-)) It does appear we are the only
three practically nekkid dogs though.
Joske
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"Tigger" wrote
LOL, from a Tibetan Terrier<G> An assistant Herding Dog, giggle.
I wonder what you herd, because I can't imagine sheep in Tibet...
Gail's alpaca's maybe? :-)
Joske
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Michelle <Mish234@nowhere.com> wrote:
> LOL! This is cute. Evidentally, I'm a polish lowland sheepdog.
> A good looking dog, I think, but I'm not quite that furry ;-)
Didn't I see a photo of you a while ago, visiting Ron at NASA? If
I'm right, then I think the good looking sheepdog is at least
appropriate. I mean, who wants to be a schnautzer like Joelle or a
quivering nekkid yard of sausage like me? :-))
Joske
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cwodave wrote:
> My cats were glad to hear that I am an English Foxhound. LOL
Mine chased me into a corner :-)
Joske
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Joelle <ooh@nospam.com> wrote:
> Joelle, Pomeranian ( yikes!)
Well, at least you have hair...
Joske :-)
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| Joelle 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:425d6cb8$1_1@cnews...
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> Joelle <ooh@nospam.com> wrote:
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> Well, at least you have hair...
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> Joske :-)
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He looked like he had been plugged in to a light socket!
How are your windows? No water damage in your house I hope..
Joelle
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| *lol* thanks for the great link. I had some good laughs because of it with my friends...
that's what turned out for me *G*
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
>
> Click on Game in the left border menu
> http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
> SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
> is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
> questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
> calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
> Joske, Italian Greyhound
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| Michelle 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message
news:425d6cb2$1_1@cnews...
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> Michelle <Mish234@nowhere.com> wrote:
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sheepdog.[color=darkred]
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> Didn't I see a photo of you a while ago, visiting Ron at NASA?
If
> I'm right, then I think the good looking sheepdog is at least
> appropriate. I mean, who wants to be a schnautzer like Joelle
or a
> quivering nekkid yard of sausage like me? :-))
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> Joske
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Hehe! The photo of Ron and myself is a few years old, I look a
little bit different now. I don't mind being a sheepdog, as long
as I don't have to vacuum all of the dog hair ;-) Yard of
sausage, that's a new one, too funny!
--
Michelle ;-)
Michelle's Paint Shop Pro & More!
http://members.aol.com/Mish234/index.html
Original tubes, links to plugins, tutorials, fonts & more
Come and see my new fractal gallery :-)
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| RonaldV 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 12:52:39 +0100, "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote:
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>Click on Game in the left border menu
>http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
>WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
>There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
>based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
>Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
>
>SUKA is powered by CATS (Canine Algorithmic Transfer SystemT) which
>is able to determine what kind of dog you are. Simply answer 10
>questions, being as honest and accurate as possible and CATS will
>calculate which breed you resemble the most.
>
>Joske, Italian Greyhound
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And I am a Dutch Shepard.
Strange indeed.
Ron
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| RonaldV 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 21:29:59 +0100, "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote:
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>Michelle <Mish234@nowhere.com> wrote:
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>Didn't I see a photo of you a while ago, visiting Ron at NASA? If
>I'm right, then I think the good looking sheepdog is at least
>appropriate. I mean, who wants to be a schnautzer like Joelle or a
>quivering nekkid yard of sausage like me? :-))
>
>Joske
BTW, the miniature Dashound is our favorite. We (wife and I) have had
six since we first married. Last one died of old age at 17 about 7
months after Michelle visited us.
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RonaldV <ron_vick@bellsouth.net> wrote in
news:8nkr51ldld42pbedsufpdeo651j3bo7dfn@4ax.com:
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> BTW, the miniature Dashound is our favorite. We (wife and I)
have had
> six since we first married. Last one died of old age at 17 about
7
> months after Michelle visited us.
>
Not meaning to butt in but I couldn't resist after reading the
above. Are you suggesting that when Michelle visits she brings
with her a 7 month curse? :-))
Regards,
JoeB
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| christel godlinski 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
| [color=darkred]
> WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
> There's a dog inside all of us, waiting to be let out. This game is
> based on a computer called SUKA built in 1975 by Russian scientist
> Mikhail Volkonsky and now housed in the London Science Museum.
I enjoyed this, Joske, thanks for posting the link.
Christel, aka German Spitz :-)
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| Carl Frisk 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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Crazy.
.....Curly Coated Retriever :)
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.....Carl Frisk
Anger is a brief madness.
- Horace, 20 B.C.
http://www.carlfrisk.com
"Michelle" <Mish234@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:425d2087$1_1@cnews...
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> "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message
> news:425cf317$1_3@cnews...
> game is
> scientist
> which
> will
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> LOL! This is cute. Evidentally, I'm a polish lowland sheepdog.
> A good looking dog, I think, but I'm not quite that furry ;-)
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> --
> Michelle ;-)
>
> Michelle's Paint Shop Pro & More!
> http://members.aol.com/Mish234/index.html
> Original tubes, links to plugins, tutorials, fonts & more
> Come and see my new fractal gallery :-)
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| Maureen 2005-04-20, 1:02 pm |
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Maureen wrote:
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> Joske wrote:
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> This is scary! Caregiver to Hubby and my Mom is deaf and going blind.
> Wait till I tell her I qualify as her hearing-aid dog too.. lol
>
Lol.. told Mom about this and she says there must be some mistake
and to take the test again cuz I don't know how to 'heel'
--
Maureen Aquino
C-Tech Volunteer
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Carl Frisk wrote:
> Crazy.
> ....Curly Coated Retriever :)
Then I should like you, because I have 2,5 curly-coated cats :-)
Joske
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Joelle wrote:
> "Joske" wrote
[color=darkred]
[color=darkred]
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> He looked like he had been plugged in to a light socket!
> How are your windows? No water damage in your house I hope..
I had to think really hard about this... dog hair plugged into a
light socket, windows, water damage... and then I remembered :-) No,
no water damage, not much rain here anyway. But if the question is:
are they done with the window? Of course not.
Joske
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RonaldV wrote:
> "Joske" wrote:
[color=darkred]
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> BTW, the miniature Dashound is our favorite. We (wife and I)
> have had six since we first married. Last one died of old age at
> 17 about 7 months after Michelle visited us.
You must really love that breed. Did the time (age) come to not get
another dog, Ron?
Truth be told, I'm not a dog person at all. But what I *can* say
about dachshunds is that my favorite, one of the best ever, teacher
had them too. She taught German, we always thought that was why she
had German dogs.
Michelle, I'm sure that no matter your present age, you still look
better than me as a baldish greyhound :-)
Joske
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christel godlinski wrote:
> I enjoyed this, Joske, thanks for posting the link.
> Christel, aka German Spitz :-)
Well, it sounds spunky, I hope you feel it suits you. I do notice
the majority here is very fluffy and sturdy. Hmm.
Joske
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Maureen" wrote:
> Joske wrote:
[color=darkred]
[color=darkred]
[color=darkred]
> This is scary! Caregiver to Hubby and my Mom is deaf and going
> blind. Wait till I tell her I qualify as her hearing-aid dog
> too.. lol
Well, you've got your PSP and surely a picture of you, and some of
buhunds... so the least you could do is do a photo manipulation for
her for a good laugh. Seriously, sorry your mom is losing her sight
and hearing.
Joske
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"baba" wrote
*lol* thanks for the great link. I had some good laughs because of it with my friends...
that's what turned out for me *G*
Baba, why did you shave your behind?
Oh I see, it's a PSP photo manipulation. I won't ask which part is the real you :-)
Joske
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RonaldV wrote:
> And I am a Dutch Shepard.
> Strange indeed.
An invisible hand took mine and made me post the link... A voice
spoketh from the skye saying 'aye, meet Ron, thy shepherd'... Mine
hand fought, searching to resist, for I didst not want to be
disobedient to the laws of this graphic land. But it was futile and
I didst turn off the topic :-))
So... herd me. Whence do we wander from this luring offtopic oasis
amidst a barren desert. For I have lost my way oh sire. Sit on this
here camel beside me, take its leash and guide me. For I doth need
thy sharper nose and keener eye to find mine way to the nearest
dwelling where kinsmen talk of graphic days of yore.
Joske
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cosake wrote:
> Coton de Tulear ??? Anyone ever heard of this breed ?
Hmm, no. Coton is cotton, that is all I know. It sounds a bit like
rare and expensive beef, doesn't it :-)
Joske
[color=darkred]
> origins in Madagascar -- developed from Bichon type dogs.
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| Joelle 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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Yes, reading that message again, it didn't come across very clearly, ahum...
must be my confused brain. thinking aloud.
Sorry about that. It's age-related you know!
I am sorry t hear that your house repairs aren't 'done' yet, maybe they're
waiting for warmer weather..
:-)
Joelle
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:425e07ee$1_1@cnews...
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> Joelle wrote:
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> I had to think really hard about this... dog hair plugged into a
> light socket, windows, water damage... and then I remembered :-) No,
> no water damage, not much rain here anyway. But if the question is:
> are they done with the window? Of course not.
>
> Joske
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*lol* this little fellow looks odd without any manip...I assure you it has
more hair on its behind than I ever had though ... *G*
I am still trying to figure out what we can possibly have in common. It must
have hidden inner values that we share ..
this is so funny... I think I do the test again and cheat on the size.
perhaps that will bring up something more respectable *G*
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:425e07f1_1@cnews...
"baba" wrote
*lol* thanks for the great link. I had some good laughs because of it with
my friends...
that's what turned out for me *G*
Baba, why did you shave your behind?
Oh I see, it's a PSP photo manipulation. I won't ask which part is the real
you :-)
Joske
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| RonaldV 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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On 13 Apr 2005 22:16:02 -0400, JoeB <myemail@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>RonaldV <ron_vick@bellsouth.net> wrote in
>news:8nkr51ldld42pbedsufpdeo651j3bo7dfn@4ax.com:
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>[snip]
>have had
>7
>
>Not meaning to butt in but I couldn't resist after reading the
>above. Are you suggesting that when Michelle visits she brings
>with her a 7 month curse? :-))
>
>Regards,
>
>JoeB
Sigh, old age finally gets everything and everyone. 17 years is very
old for any dog, but miniatures are among the longest living of the
dog species.
In this particular case, Michelle had nothing to do with it, although
I think Michelle could see that even in her old age, the dog was
loving and loved. She had her own blanket on one side of the den and
would wrap up in the blanket to keep warm. One of the few dogs I've
ever known that actually liked to be covered.
RonV
Tangling with the Python
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| RonaldV 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 08:33:38 +0100, "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote:
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>RonaldV wrote:
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>You must really love that breed. Did the time (age) come to not get
>another dog, Ron?
As long as my wife wasn't working, she could take care of the dogs in
the daytime, and I'd do it at night and weekends. Dogs need
companionship at all times to be happy. When my wife went back to
full time work, we decided not to adopt another until one of us
retired. Say, anytime between now and two years from now. I'll be
able to work another two years at most.
>
>Truth be told, I'm not a dog person at all. But what I *can* say
>about dachshunds is that my favorite, one of the best ever, teacher
>had them too. She taught German, we always thought that was why she
>had German dogs.
I don't know why the misconception appeared that dachshunds were
german, since they were originally bred by the French. Incidently, it
worked backwards for poodles, which were originally bred as german
circus dogs.
Still, we've found ours to be playful, loyal, and extremely protective
of their territory. One of mine tore up a 80 lb. boxer that just
couldn't believe this 'Sausage' was coming up from below his defenses
to drive him away. One other trait of this breed- they'll beg for the
entire contents of the refrigerator! They're perfected the big eyed
sorrowful stare at whomever is near the food. (and believe me,
they're very determined to have their way!)
RonV
Tangling with the Python
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| RonaldV 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 08:33:57 +0100, "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote:
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>RonaldV wrote:
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>
>An invisible hand took mine and made me post the link... A voice
>spoketh from the skye saying 'aye, meet Ron, thy shepherd'... Mine
>hand fought, searching to resist, for I didst not want to be
>disobedient to the laws of this graphic land. But it was futile and
>I didst turn off the topic :-))
>
>So... herd me. Whence do we wander from this luring offtopic oasis
>amidst a barren desert. For I have lost my way oh sire. Sit on this
>here camel beside me, take its leash and guide me. For I doth need
>thy sharper nose and keener eye to find mine way to the nearest
>dwelling where kinsmen talk of graphic days of yore.
>
>Joske
>From the picture, I couldn't really tell much difference between the
German, Belgium, and Dutch Shepherd. A slight difference in color
and size, but not much.
It was certainly a fun link, thanks for posting it.
RonV
Tangling with the Python
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| Lori Davis 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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christel godlinski wrote:
> I enjoyed this, Joske, thanks for posting the link.
> Christel, aka German Spitz :-)
When I first tried this a month or two ago, I came out being some sort
of spitz, too.
This time, I described myself as "playful" rather than "mischievous" and
came out as a Saluki, which seems much too elegant for me. Best to stick
with the spitz, I think. :)
Lori
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| Michelle 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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>Ron V wrote:
> Michelle, I'm sure that no matter your present age, you still
look
> better than me as a baldish greyhound :-)
LOLl..well, I changed my hair and I lost weight, so I'm happy,
and you look fine, baldish greyhouds are cute, and there's no
shedding. Come to think of it, with all this hair, I could use a
fleabath ;-)
--
Michelle ;-)
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| Michelle 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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"RonaldV" <RonVick@cfl.rr.com> wrote in message
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> On 13 Apr 2005 22:16:02 -0400, JoeB <myemail@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
I)[color=darkred]
about[color=darkred]
brings[color=darkred]
>
> Sigh, old age finally gets everything and everyone. 17 years
is very
> old for any dog, but miniatures are among the longest living of
the
> dog species.
>
> In this particular case, Michelle had nothing to do with it,
although
> I think Michelle could see that even in her old age, the dog
was
> loving and loved. She had her own blanket on one side of the
den and
> would wrap up in the blanket to keep warm. One of the few dogs
I've
> ever known that actually liked to be covered.
Yes, I could. She was a cutie pie and very loved. Besides, I
don't have a a curse with animals, it's houseplants.. ;-)
> RonV
> Tangling with the Python
>
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| Maureen 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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Joske wrote:
> Maureen" wrote:
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>
>
> Well, you've got your PSP and surely a picture of you, and some of
> buhunds... so the least you could do is do a photo manipulation for
> her for a good laugh. Seriously, sorry your mom is losing her sight
> and hearing.
>
> Joske
>
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>
>
>
Thanks Joske! Mom is a very special lady and didn't mean to inject
serious note in a fun topic. We all have a sense of humour about this
and that's the way we like it in addition to being a great way to
cope with life in general.
Mom thought my results on the test were hilarious and immediately
tried to make me 'heel' but I resisted strongly! rotflol
--
Maureen Aquino
C-Tech Volunteer
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| Joelle 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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The connection is Bacalhau!
Certainly one of my favourites.
:-))
Joelle
"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereir@notworking.pt> wrote in message
news:425e9486_2@cnews...
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> It seems I am a Lundehund (Norwegian puffindog).
>
> Norwegian? I don't like cold weather....
>
> --
> Ana Pereira
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| Joelle 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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"Joelle" <ooh@nospam.com> wrote in message news:425eaac1_3@cnews...
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> The connection is Bacalhau!
> Certainly one of my favourites.
> :-))
>
> Joelle
>
Maybe I should explain that Bacalhau is dried cod, originally from Norway.
Turned into a Portuguese
dish with potatoes, onions, butter garlic etc etc. Very delicious.
Hence the Norway connection. A bit of lateral thinking was involved here!
Joelle (again)
> "Ana Pereira" <ana.pereir@notworking.pt> wrote in message
> news:425e9486_2@cnews...
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| Carl Frisk 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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Oh yes, I'm sure we would get along fine!
--
.....Carl Frisk
Anger is a brief madness.
- Horace, 20 B.C.
http://www.carlfrisk.com
"Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote in message news:425e07ec$2_1@cnews...
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> Carl Frisk wrote:
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>
> Then I should like you, because I have 2,5 curly-coated cats :-)
>
> Joske
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On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 12:52:39 +0100, "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote:
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>Click on Game in the left border menu
>http://www.gone2thedogs.com/
>
>WHAT DOG ARE YOU?
>Joske, Italian Greyhound
That was fun Joske, it would appear that
I'm a Lowchen, origin France from the
Bichon family.
Goody, I always wanted to be a sophisticated
European <ROTFL> Mind you, not sure I
like the skinny legs with Poodle type bands on
the end of them!!
Ruth in OZ.
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| Lori Davis 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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christel godlinski wrote:
> Lori, the Spitz comes from the line of the Samoyeds, they are beautiful
> dogs.I used to own a Samoyed and was totally in love with him and never had
> another dog, after he died. Still miss him :( Enclosed a photo.
> Christel.
>
Oh, he was very pretty, Christel. I've always liked spitzes and other
spitz-like dogs such as Shiba Inus. My dog when I was a kid was a
husky-shepherd mix, and she looked a little spitz-like. I haven't had
another dog since she died, either, back when I was in college.
Lori
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| Michelle 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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"christel godlinski" <a6a2439@telus.net> wrote in message
news:425f5352_1@cnews...
>
>
> Lori, the Spitz comes from the line of the Samoyeds, they are
beautiful
> dogs.I used to own a Samoyed and was totally in love with him
and never had
> another dog, after he died. Still miss him :( Enclosed a photo.
> Christel.
>
>
>
:::waving Hi:::: Christel, nice to see you here. What a
beautiful dog.
--
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| christel godlinski 2005-04-20, 1:03 pm |
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"Michelle" <Mish234@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> snip
> :::waving Hi:::: Christel, nice to see you here. What a
> beautiful dog.
>
> --
> Michelle ;-)
Hi Michelle.....waving back.....yes, he was exceptionally handsome and so
loving.He was so tuned in to me, I swear, he could read my thoughts, lol. I
have been lurking around here, but not always have the time to post, or
read everything. :-)
Christel.
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Ana Pereira wrote:
> And I can add that is one of the national dishes from Portugal.
> Good thought, that bacalhau.
'Bakeljauw' in a Surinam dish. Very tasty, so your dog alter is
doing a good job catching them for us :-)
Joske
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Ruth wrote:
> That was fun Joske, it would appear that
> I'm a Lowchen, origin France from the
> Bichon family.
> Goody, I always wanted to be a sophisticated
> European <ROTFL> Mind you, not sure I
> like the skinny legs with Poodle type bands on
> the end of them!!
As a sophisticated European, I'm telling you those bands look quite
charming on you... never dare to shave them off and 'strut your
stuff' on those Ozzie streets for all to see :-)
Joske the Italian greyhound
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Lori Davis wrote:
> christel godlinski wrote:
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> When I first tried this a month or two ago, I came out being some
> sort of spitz, too.
> This time, I described myself as "playful" rather than
> "mischievous" and came out as a Saluki, which seems much too
> elegant for me. Best to stick with the spitz, I think. :)
I wonder too what it was that matched me with an elegant dog either
:-) You and christel are better off with the spitz. It has a good
ring to it, alert and energetic.
Joske
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*lol* I just read that. I got matched with a lowchen too.... but I swear I
would never let anyone near me who tries to have bad influence on my
hairstyle or make my backside look silly *G* Never even knew that such dogs
exist before.
"Ruth" <rufusd1REMOVE@optusnet.com.au> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>
> On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 12:52:39 +0100, "Joske" <j.backer@home.nl> wrote:
>
>
>
> That was fun Joske, it would appear that
> I'm a Lowchen, origin France from the
> Bichon family.
>
> Goody, I always wanted to be a sophisticated
> European <ROTFL> Mind you, not sure I
> like the skinny legs with Poodle type bands on
> the end of them!!
>
> Ruth in OZ.
>
>
>
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