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[Lavabe]

So apparently, PETA were a little vocal at the Westminster Dog Show last night.

A Scottie won. Wilson, do you agree with the choice?

[CameronBornAndBred]

So apparently, PETA were a little vocal at the Westminster Dog Show last night.

A Scottie won. Wilson, do you agree with the choice?

[wilson]

So apparently, PETA were a little vocal at the Westminster Dog Show last night.

A Scottie won. Wilson, do you agree with the choice?

The decided sentiment in the room I was sitting in during judging for Best in Show was that as long as the stupid toy poodle didn't win, we could be cool with it. My two favorite group winners were the Doberman out of the working group and, of course, the French bulldog out of non-sporting.
Sadie is a good-looking gal too, though.

[wilson]

Watching tonight's game with my dad and Earl o' the Jammeth. Should be fun.

[devildeac]

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GO DUKE!!!

Just cuz I can. Was that too much abuse of power?

Nope...but be careful...you'll wind up in my doghouse.

And then transfer.

Then we won't be able to recruit any big men here.

[colchar]

So apparently, PETA were a little vocal at the Westminster Dog Show last night.

A Scottie won. Wilson, do you agree with the choice?

That's true - if it's not Scottish, it's crap!!!!!!!!!!!

[colchar]

The sound of crickets is deafening today...

[DukeUsul]

My two customer meetings are done. I feel like going home and working in front of the teevee for the rest of the day. I wanna catch some curling!

[CameronBornAndBred]

Watching tonight's game with my dad and Earl o' the Jammeth. Should be fun.

Awesome!

[wilson]

True story.
I just flipped past Rachael Ray. She has a dude on her show, author of What's Your Poo Telling You? and What's My Pee Telling Me?. He brought with him jars of colored liquid meant to simulate various hues of pee, as a means of entry into a conversation as to what pee color can tell you about your health.

[CameronBornAndBred]

...as a means of entry into a conversation...

Hey baby, what color is your pee?

[Very Duke Blue]

My two customer meetings are done. I feel like going home and working in front of the teevee for the rest of the day. I wanna catch some curling!

Well, did you?

[CameronBornAndBred]

This couch totally looks like something Jake (DPA's brother, VDB's son) would have done. It was on Scrubs.

Don't know what kind of car it was, and the picture doesn't show the whole couch..but it has fins so I'm guessing Caddy of some year.

[CameronBornAndBred]

This couch totally looks like something Jake (DPA's brother, VDB's son) would have done. It was on Scrubs.

Don't know what kind of car it was, and the picture doesn't show the whole couch..but it has fins so I'm guessing Caddy of some year.

For comparison...

[devildeac]

True story.
I just flipped past Rachael Ray. She has a dude on her show, author of What's Your Poo Telling You? and What's My Pee Telling Me?. He brought with him jars of colored liquid meant to simulate various hues of pee, as a means of entry into a conversation as to what pee color can tell you about your health.

Sound like good topics for...

Never mind...

[Rolvix]

Someone who is going to the VT game just asked me if they need to get there very early. I told them they shouldn't have trouble, even if they only come fifteen minutes ahead of time. Seeing as I haven't been to a boatload of games in Cameron, can you guys confirm that? From what I've seen lots of people show up five minutes before tip-off.

[Very Duke Blue]

Someone who is going to the VT game just asked me if they need to get there very early. I told them they shouldn't have trouble, even if they only come fifteen minutes ahead of time. Seeing as I haven't been to a boatload of games in Cameron, can you guys confirm that? From what I've seen lots of people show up five minutes before tip-off.

If they are talking getting to Duke 15 min. early, then have to park, they would miss a lot of game. Being @ CIS 15 min. before the game would be OK. We like to get there about 30 min. before game time. We like to see whats going on before the game, especially before an ACC game. Hope this helps.

[CameronBornAndBred]

Someone who is going to the VT game just asked me if they need to get there very early. I told them they shouldn't have trouble, even if they only come fifteen minutes ahead of time. Seeing as I haven't been to a boatload of games in Cameron, can you guys confirm that? From what I've seen lots of people show up five minutes before tip-off.

If they are talking getting to Duke 15 min. early, then have to park, they would miss a lot of game. Being @ CIS 15 min. before the game would be OK. We like to get there about 30 min. before game time. We like to see whats going on before the game, especially before an ACC game. Hope this helps.

What she said..if you wait until 15 minutes, have fun parking, have fun walking. Have fun seeing the second half.

[Rolvix]

Thanks guys! That's what I meant (getting to CIS 15 minutes early). I definitely didn't make that clear to my friend though.

I have corrected my error now

[bjornolf]

Good Morning, all!