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got kicked out of wal mart! *ancient topic revived*
for bringing my chi!!!
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Posted: 6:57:19 AM 7/5/2006
bruokie put or foot in or mouth a lot
Posted: 6:58:02 AM 7/5/2006
well that is no kick in my rear lol. I am quoting what the muslim neighbours have told me for years and the experience of that cabbie too, what you say is just a fable to me, how do I know that you actually did speak to your daughter's bf after all? conjecture my dear and nothing but as far as I am concerned, I tend to believe my ex neighbours than a stranger like yourself and if you know anything about the Qur'aan then you should know better than to make off the cuff comments like that, please I am getting tired from laughing so much, you are so funny musty dusty, you are so rusty, (just joking okay, hope you have a sense of humour).
Posted: 6:59:05 AM 7/5/2006
As far as the comment about my dog sleeping on the bed etc...LOL, I said when I posted, it's one thing to be exposed to my own dog and my dogs hair/ germs etc, but I dont know yours and dont want to be exposed to it's "stuff"
It's really pretty simple, I'd take a bite of my own child's sandwich, maybe my neice or nephew's (some of them anyway) but definately not a friend's child or a stranger's child!
I don't really think it matters what kind of dog it is either. Big/small doesnt matter, it's a dog--and the person that brought up allergies is absolutely right. It could be very dangerous to some people. --When I was a child I had a furry animal allergy that caused my asthma to kick in.
Posted: 6:59:57 AM 7/5/2006
when did we quit knowing how to spell? Nice that you 'reappeared' to answer everyones questions.
Posted: 7:00:03 AM 7/5/2006
not at all i have an excellent sense of humor. as i have enjoyed each and every one of your multiple personalities ! you go girl ! in fact why dont you curl up with a good book , attach a shock collar around your neck, set it on auto pilot and enjoy . j/k. dont you just love a good sense of humor !

***Edited By: dusty082155 on 7/5/2006 7:04:30 AM***
Reason: ***
Posted: 7:02:22 AM 7/5/2006
troopers, listen dear, I think you need to make yourself a nice cup of caffeine, sit down and sip slowly while you savour the aroma and when the caffeine is starting to work then maybe you can try posting again, I know you are saying that I tend to put my foot in my mouth, dear I do wish I was that flexible but sadly it is not the case, lol.

Musty Dusty I love you, something about you.
Posted: 7:04:30 AM 7/5/2006
well ruby...er brookie it was me not dusy who said I talked to ppl at the park maybe you should read before you offend someone else, lol
Posted: 7:09:23 AM 7/5/2006
that is good, laughter is what makes the world go round, right musty dusty? I dont think I have said anything that is contradictory so what do you mean by my multiple personalities? strange very strange, have you had your breakfast? a sugar boost may be all the medicine you need lol.

Posted: 7:11:50 AM 7/5/2006
i dont need a "sugar boost" to keep all my personalities in one body. when you get so many it gets kind of hard to keep them straight doesnt it ? no-nookie brookie
Posted: 7:28:48 AM 7/5/2006
Brookie
Cassandra
Nathasha
Eden
crapola
LOURDES
Juliette
Deidre
Drew
Ruby
Ruby05
Chrystalclear
Observer
Logic
Ruby007
Appaloussa
batman123
Ruby123
Facereality
Ruby456
Ruby1000
snowie
snowie000000
snowie2
snowie
meagain

Once again, the true persona slips out. May miss those matching IPs for a bit, but it generally takes only a few posts for the dead giveaway.
Posted: 9:23:46 AM 7/5/2006
WOW,,,I am shocked to see this post is still alive and kickin'. Like Ozzy said herself,,,strange huh?

I enjoyed reading about brookie and all that jazz, entertaining...
Posted: 9:45:44 PM 7/5/2006
trolls are like insects. the more you try to exterminate them, the more they tend to multiply !
i guess they are such a joke that you could consider them as a form of entertainment. HaHaHa
Posted: 10:01:52 PM 7/5/2006
whoooaaa nice, that was quick, mods
Posted: 10:21:02 AM 7/6/2006
This is hilarious
Maybe I should try and bring my 95lbs greyhound with me everywhere :-P j/k
Oh and Go mods!
Posted: 11:00:36 AM 7/3/2009
ok i get it, animals around food isn't good. But i have a question for all of you. what should i do about my 2lb chi. who has both of his front legs broken??? He can't be left alone, he has to be watched over all the time because he walks some and if he falls over he can't back up. Not to mention his legs sometimes bend back underneath of him and he has to have someone pick him up and get his casts out from beneath him??? I ask what is the harm if he CAN fit in a small dog purse, zipped up and isn't able to make any contact with anybody????? im not saying dogs should be aloud to be able to wander, or sit in the carts, or even come close to any food. But what should someone in my situation do???? I have no one to watch him if I need to run to the store. And leaving him in the care is out of the question. I wouldn't dream of doing that. SO WHAT WOULD YOU GUYS DO???? Especially since most of you are so quick to pass judgment onto other people. you know some of us have good reasons for wanting to take our pets with us.
ruffian
Posted: 12:02:07 PM 7/3/2009
Buy a dog kennel and leave it at home, if both front legs are broken it should not be moving around much, let alone being packed around.
http://dragcave.net/user/Ruffian
illusionminis
Posted: 9:44:55 PM 7/3/2009
If both front legs are broken, they should be in casts. Thus the dog can sit in a small crate. Dander can fly around airborne. You cant zip up a bag so tight that the dander doesn't get out. Germs are microscopic, they to can fly around through the air. Pets don't need to be around food. There is no reason why a dog can not be left at home in a confined area, end of story
BIG HEARTS IN A SMALL PACKAGE
shinyblackpit
Posted: 10:55:43 PM 7/3/2009
Truly, humans' health issues aside, it's better for the dog to be in a small crate at home while you run to the store than to be moved around in a bag and in the car. I understand that you aren't talking about slinging him around or anything, but we jostle around a lot more than you would think when we walk. Fill a one gallon pitcher without a lid full of water and walk to the mailbox and back-- you'll see what I mean. And you don't even have to try to know what would happen if you secured the pitcher of water upright in the car and drove around the block. God forbid some idiot pulls out in front of you and you had to slam the brakes.
"Be who you are and say what you feel. Because those that matter, don't mind...And those that mind....don't matter."
Posted: 11:05:21 PM 7/3/2009
Just today I took my 2 month yorkie into Walmart and was told the same thing. But I do understand now because Im new to all of this. Would not try it again because it make perfect sense.. SORRY WALMART.
rottluvr
Posted: 11:40:39 AM 7/4/2009
If a store has a sign that says no pets, then I think that should be respected. However, I don't buy the health hazard reasoning. Small dogs that get taken everywhere are usually well groomed and clean. (My Maltese get bathed every week, brushed almost daily and is hardly ever outdoors.) Very few diseases can be transmitted from dogs to humans. Other humans, kids in particular are crawling with germs. I even saw a little girl a few months ago, with tons of discharge oozing from her eyes, sitting in a walmart shopping cart. Who knows what that girl had touched and what her mother touched after touching her and what the next customer who used that cart touched. Not to mention all the kids that have leaky diapers, pick stuff up off the ground outside and out of their nose, the people who don't wash their hands after using the restroom, do I need to go on? Try as you might, you will never convince me that my Maltese is dirtier than the average human being.
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