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mattheww50
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Meet birdbrain. She is a Female (DNA sexed) Harlequin Macaw, she's been with me for 6 years (and will outlast me by a comfortable margin). Macaws have 'human' life spans (60+years) in captivity.
Hallis
Flashlight Enthusiast
Who says size doesnt matter? I'll bet chicks are gonna dig my little weenie.
he doesnt have a name yet. he was born a few days ago.
he doesnt have a name yet. he was born a few days ago.
Hallis
Flashlight Enthusiast
We used to have an umbrella cockatoo that i loved. i dunno why my mother gave her away a few years back *Sigh* she was so cuddly.
SilverFox
Flashaholic
Here is Pepper tolerating a beam shot...
Tom
Tom
Hallis
Flashlight Enthusiast
Cool SilverFox, next time hit him with a shot from a SpaceNeedle II /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif What kind of car is he? Has a really neat chaped face.
Shane
Shane
matt_j
Enlightened
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Hallis said:
Cool SilverFox, next time hit him with a shot from a SpaceNeedle II /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif What kind of car is he? Has a really neat chaped face.
Shane
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It's a cat Hallis, not a car.
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Hallis said:
Cool SilverFox, next time hit him with a shot from a SpaceNeedle II /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif What kind of car is he? Has a really neat chaped face.
Shane
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It's a cat Hallis, not a car.
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Sub_Umbra, do you know what kind of cat your (new) Stinky is? He looks almost part Siamise.
-Mike
Sub_Umbra, do you know what kind of cat your (new) Stinky is? He looks almost part Siamise.
-Mike
B@rt
Flashaholic
Jack Crow asked me to post this:
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Hi all,
I have asked Bart to host the photo of Rocky and Myla because of issues the Army has with photographs. He also has a clue where I don't. Remember I'm not a bit pusher, but more of an analog transistor changer.
Rocky is the little brown dog. He lives for my wife. Something like a self propelled shadow. Rocky is a mix of miniature pincher and Chihuahua. Rocky is the sum of two aggressive breeds in a 13 lb package. Rocky is a sweet dog except when he sees a strange dog, then he wants to attack. He is not the brightest thing on four paws. If you screw a pressure gauge in his ear, you will read a negitive value. We call him "The Brown Blunder".
Myla is my dog. She is a "black and white" Jack Russell Terrier. We got her from a family that couldn't take care of her any more. The reason is she is prone to seizures. That happens a couple of times a week. Other wise, she is a terrific little dog. A dedicated hunter of squirrels. Fast and not an ounce of fat on the 7lbs of dog. As the troopers say, "High speed low drag". It's amazing how fast this critter can move. Before I left she was focused on me. I will know more when I get home. I miss them something fierce.
They live to love.
Myla is the one I'm thinking of taking on my "mother of all road trips II" when I get back home. I think it would be a grand adventure for the dog and I to take a truck trip across the US. It would also be a way of distancing my self from the misery that Iraq is.
Thanks for putting up with this, and thanks to Bart for posting what I could not.
Keep it warm
Jack Crow in Iraq
Down to 52 days.
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Hi all,
I have asked Bart to host the photo of Rocky and Myla because of issues the Army has with photographs. He also has a clue where I don't. Remember I'm not a bit pusher, but more of an analog transistor changer.
Rocky is the little brown dog. He lives for my wife. Something like a self propelled shadow. Rocky is a mix of miniature pincher and Chihuahua. Rocky is the sum of two aggressive breeds in a 13 lb package. Rocky is a sweet dog except when he sees a strange dog, then he wants to attack. He is not the brightest thing on four paws. If you screw a pressure gauge in his ear, you will read a negitive value. We call him "The Brown Blunder".
Myla is my dog. She is a "black and white" Jack Russell Terrier. We got her from a family that couldn't take care of her any more. The reason is she is prone to seizures. That happens a couple of times a week. Other wise, she is a terrific little dog. A dedicated hunter of squirrels. Fast and not an ounce of fat on the 7lbs of dog. As the troopers say, "High speed low drag". It's amazing how fast this critter can move. Before I left she was focused on me. I will know more when I get home. I miss them something fierce.
They live to love.
Myla is the one I'm thinking of taking on my "mother of all road trips II" when I get back home. I think it would be a grand adventure for the dog and I to take a truck trip across the US. It would also be a way of distancing my self from the misery that Iraq is.
Thanks for putting up with this, and thanks to Bart for posting what I could not.
Keep it warm
Jack Crow in Iraq
Down to 52 days.
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Jack_Crow
Enlightened
Bart,
Many thanks.
If we ever get near each other, remind me to buy you dinner some time.
Later dude
Jack Crow in Iraq
Many thanks.
If we ever get near each other, remind me to buy you dinner some time.
Later dude
Jack Crow in Iraq
B@rt
Flashaholic
No problem "Igor" /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crackup.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/nana.gif
idleprocess
Flashaholic
Here's Kipper, the Maine Coon/Norwegian Forest Cat/etc mix I adopted from the local animal shelter a few years back.
He's disgustingly easy-going, yet still excitable at random.
Note the complete disinterest in the camera.
The aptly-named Hoser, whose only talent is howling at all hours of the day for no apparent reason. For some odd reason, he was hiding under a table this day - perhaps he liked the reverb in this location:
Rustbucket (from my avatar), the stray I took in and never got around to depositing at the shelter. She's, uh, not very bright as far as cats go - this isn't usual behavior for her.
I don't have any photos of my rats - Stan and Ollie. They're 3 years old and look to be developing some nasty tumors.
He's disgustingly easy-going, yet still excitable at random.
Note the complete disinterest in the camera.
The aptly-named Hoser, whose only talent is howling at all hours of the day for no apparent reason. For some odd reason, he was hiding under a table this day - perhaps he liked the reverb in this location:
Rustbucket (from my avatar), the stray I took in and never got around to depositing at the shelter. She's, uh, not very bright as far as cats go - this isn't usual behavior for her.
I don't have any photos of my rats - Stan and Ollie. They're 3 years old and look to be developing some nasty tumors.
4x4Dragon
Flashlight Enthusiast
my babies (please note, the one with the scrubs on is not an animal /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif...... more like a princess-my wife)
Here is daisy, our adopted 35lb. beagle-bassethound mix:
And this is our ferocious 3.5 lb Chihuahua, Lily:
And the whole family, well minus me of course /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif:
Here is daisy, our adopted 35lb. beagle-bassethound mix:
And this is our ferocious 3.5 lb Chihuahua, Lily:
And the whole family, well minus me of course /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif:
PlayboyJoeShmoe
Flashaholic
Very nice everyone!
I shall attempt to get a better picture of Bart up. He is a might camera shy, as you might be able to tell from the finger stroking his chest to keep him from fleeing!
I shall attempt to get a better picture of Bart up. He is a might camera shy, as you might be able to tell from the finger stroking his chest to keep him from fleeing!
flashlight_widow
Enlightened
Great pictures, everyone! We are a multi-feline household, but here are a few shots for your viewing pleasure. Almost all of our cats are rescues - no fancy or expensive purebreds - and I wouldn't have it any other way.
This is our little red tabby, Moses - aptly named because he came to us as a 3-week old or so orphan. Had to be bottle-fed formula several times a day until he was old enough to eat on his own. One of the sweetest kitties you'll ever meet! I should add that he got into this position entirely on his own.
Charlotte, our silver tabby (a rescue from a parking lot last July 4) came in to wake him up:
Charlotte, looking artsy and of course, adorable:
This is our giant fat kitty, Tiger. Tiger came to us a couple of years ago. He had been abandoned by his previous owner and fortunately a kind person took him and via the internet, we connected and plans were made for Tiger to be flown all the way down from Oregon to Texas, where he was delivered to us! At first he never purred and was somewhat unfriendly, but now he's just a big fat love bug. In this picture he'd gone outside - in the rain, no less - and decided to hop into the chiminea on the back patio, I guess looking for someplace dry. Bad cat mother that I am, instead of rescuing him and taking him back into the dry house, I decided to snap his picture.
And last but not least, an extreme closeup of the husband's favorite orange tom cat, Donaghy:
This is our little red tabby, Moses - aptly named because he came to us as a 3-week old or so orphan. Had to be bottle-fed formula several times a day until he was old enough to eat on his own. One of the sweetest kitties you'll ever meet! I should add that he got into this position entirely on his own.
Charlotte, our silver tabby (a rescue from a parking lot last July 4) came in to wake him up:
Charlotte, looking artsy and of course, adorable:
This is our giant fat kitty, Tiger. Tiger came to us a couple of years ago. He had been abandoned by his previous owner and fortunately a kind person took him and via the internet, we connected and plans were made for Tiger to be flown all the way down from Oregon to Texas, where he was delivered to us! At first he never purred and was somewhat unfriendly, but now he's just a big fat love bug. In this picture he'd gone outside - in the rain, no less - and decided to hop into the chiminea on the back patio, I guess looking for someplace dry. Bad cat mother that I am, instead of rescuing him and taking him back into the dry house, I decided to snap his picture.
And last but not least, an extreme closeup of the husband's favorite orange tom cat, Donaghy:
Great pictures!
We are also a multi-feline (multi-animal) household. All of our cats/animals are rescues too. Poor creatures, but now they are in a safe home.
Fenrir:
Other Cats:
One of my GSG-9-Cats with special equipment from Maxpedition and Microtech! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Other weird creatures: /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
We are also a multi-feline (multi-animal) household. All of our cats/animals are rescues too. Poor creatures, but now they are in a safe home.
Fenrir:
Other Cats:
One of my GSG-9-Cats with special equipment from Maxpedition and Microtech! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Other weird creatures: /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
PlayboyJoeShmoe
Flashaholic
If it's possible, I will get pics of Fred and Wrangler, the two cats that allow us to feed them!
I'll try and do the better Bart pic at the same time...
I'll try and do the better Bart pic at the same time...
Sub_Umbra
Flashlight Enthusiast
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Xrunner said:
/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/kewlpics.gif everyone has here. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif
Sub_Umbra, do you know what kind of cat your (new) Stinky is? He looks almost part Siamise.
-Mike
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He's a total mystery to me but he is not at all aloof like some purebreads.
Xrunner said:
/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/kewlpics.gif everyone has here. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif
Sub_Umbra, do you know what kind of cat your (new) Stinky is? He looks almost part Siamise.
-Mike
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He's a total mystery to me but he is not at all aloof like some purebreads.
