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5BrothersFabrication said:
Fawkin dogs...

Exact same thing happened to me around that age. Didn't end well for Fido. Bright side is chicks will dig the small scar later in life.
 
lowbudgetjunk said:
I would imagine a dead one.

It was a little bi-polar **** cocksucker asshole of a weenie-chihuahua mix. RJ had been petting him for 5 minutes, dog linking him in the face and ****, then just turned and snapped. My buddy whose house we were at wanted to put a hole in him, but RJ is the youngest kid that came around (as in past tense, we ain't going back), the rest are teens or close to it, and can hopefully defend themselves against the little bastard. If it was mine or on my property, perhaps. But it's his, he can keep it, sell it, or put a hole in it, but we're not going back until one of the latter happens.
 
Wes in TN said:
Exact same thing happened to me around that age. Didn't end well for Fido. Bright side is chicks will dig the small scar later in life.

Yeah, we had a blue tick when we were kids. Damn thing bit 2 of my brothers. First time they passed it off as maybe it was spooked or something, second time no more Oscar. Dad put him down with a jack handle to the skull.
 
This is why I don't let my dog around children. He has shown me he is indifferent towards them leaning a little more towards bothered by them. If I let my dog around kids and it bites a kid, who's fault is it? MINE!! If my dog gets out and and bites someone/a child, it's the dogs fault. If someone's kids comes into my yard and my dog bites them, sorry about your luck. Animals are unpredictable creatures, especially with children. I hate RJ got bit. I'm actually surprised the dog is still breathing. I'm not sure what I would do if I were in your shoes.
 
pholmann said:
This is why I don't let my dog around children. He has shown me he is indifferent towards them leaning a little more towards bothered by them. If I let my dog around kids and it bites a kid, who's fault is it? MINE!! If my dog gets out and and bites someone/a child, it's the dogs fault. If someone's kids comes into my yard and my dog bites them, sorry about your luck. Animals are unpredictable creatures, especially with children. I hate RJ got bit. I'm actually surprised the dog is still breathing. I'm not sure what I would do if I were in your shoes.

That's my opinion exactly, that's why I'm letting Jimmy decide. Not an ultimatum, just his dog, his choice. We go waaay back, 8th grade, so whatever he wants to do I'll stand by it.
 
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One bite, one dead dog. That's just my motto. Bare hands if I had to.

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A friend of mine is dealing with situation along those lines right now. Little **** head kids from down the road come to his house and take his dog all the time. He had to get the parents phone number and call them because the hellions had literally stole his dog and locked him in their back yard. Parents didn't care very much, got him back and his dog was bloated beyond belief, puked up a bunch of raw pot roast. Well they came and stole him again a couple weeks back, this time it was a group of kids. One of which decided to kick the ole' dog a few times after they took him back to their house, dog kinda gummed the kid (old dog, pretty much no teeth) 12 days later, his dog is released from from animal control. Picked him up and it looked animal control threw him into a unclean kennel, possibly with other dogs, and just left him. His elbows were infected and he had a large gash on his rear leg. 600 bucks at the vet for stitches and antibiotics, they said it happened at animal control, the wounds pretty much back it up. Haven't heard from him today, but it sounded like animal control killed his dog :'(
 
FlatlandFSJ said:
A friend of mine is dealing with situation along those lines right now. Little **** head kids from down the road come to his house and take his dog all the time. He had to get the parents phone number and call them because the hellions had literally stole his dog and locked him in their back yard. Parents didn't care very much, got him back and his dog was bloated beyond belief, puked up a bunch of raw pot roast. Well they came and stole him again a couple weeks back, this time it was a group of kids. One of which decided to kick the ole' dog a few times after they took him back to their house, dog kinda gummed the kid (old dog, pretty much no teeth) 12 days later, his dog is released from from animal control. Picked him up and it looked animal control threw him into a unclean kennel, possibly with other dogs, and just left him. His elbows were infected and he had a large gash on his rear leg. 600 bucks at the vet for stitches and antibiotics, they said it happened at animal control, the wounds pretty much back it up. Haven't heard from him today, but it sounded like animal control killed his dog :'(

If this was done to my dog I couldn't begin to explain the **** I would do to the little ****s that stole my dog or to the city/county. I'm obviously smart enough to not to anything right away but the horrible **** I would do in the following months would be unspeakable.
 
Mike I hate that happened to RJ. I'm glad he's ok though. And like always, has a smile on his face. That's a tough spot to be in. But when it comes down to it, it's a dog. One bite, end it.
 
Mike handled it correctly. If he demanded the dog be put down, he could possibly cause damage to a lifelong friendship and jimmy is a good dude. He left it in jimmys hands. He did it exactly as he should've.
 
kmcminn said:
That's terrible. Shame on that mother****er for not killing that dog on the spot. Mike, it sounds like you were able to keep your sense. Props for that.


X2 I don't know if I could have kept my cool. Glad it wasent worse.
 
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pholmann said:
Mike handled it correctly. If he demanded the dog be put down, he could possibly cause damage to a lifelong friendship and jimmy is a good dude. He left it in jimmys hands. He did it exactly as he should've.

Plus, I was in his wedding today. Would have made a ****ty wedding, Tammie grieving over the dog and trying to get married. Don't get me wrong, if it had been a stranger or even acquaintance I would have unscrewed his head like a pickle jar lid.
 
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keeping seeing this car when I'm not around my phone. Seen it coming down the road today and sprinted to the house for my phone and this was the best I could get. It's a Saturn with Ford Super Duty mirrors. The car appears to be in nice shape too. Just looks goofy as **** with them mirrors.

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The car is in good shape bc it's mostly all plastic! Nothing to dent or rust LOL. That's an L200 like mine (or possibly L300). :wtflol:
 
Started doing uspsa matches, practiced today. From beep of timer to last shot fired 6.14 seconds. Still have a 1/4 second between trigger pulls but I'm just starting.
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pholmann said:
Damn skippy! Looked at the Tahoe boats. How do you like it?
She is a big girl but we got it up to 46mph on Saturday with rough water and a full 60gallon tank. It's a 2005 Tahoe 234 with the 5.7L mercruiser.

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Hardline, meet Sketchy truck. Sketchy truck, meet Hardline ;D


Waggy 44 front, retuned waggy leafs front and rear. 19-20" to the belly on leafs and 38s :dblthumb:

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FlatlandFSJ said:
Hardline, meet Sketchy truck. Sketchy truck, meet Hardline ;D


Waggy 44 front, retuned waggy leafs front and rear. 19-20" to the belly on leafs and 38s :dblthumb:

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U gonna make wheeling for warriors??
 

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