In order to avoid going into forbidden topics, I will just say I disagree with your first paragraph. I do however agree with your 2nd paragraph.
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Mystic
We're all born mad
Uh huh. Depends on your definition, if not understanding and knowledge, of spirituality. Care to share?
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My Friends, it may be for the best to let the "spirituality" thing rest. As we all know, spirituality & religion are pretty much "kissin cousins", and since we've already seen one thread implode this morning, we really don't wanna go and make it a twofer, now do we......
My random thought of the day, I hate when it's SO hot out that my eyelids get sticky (I'm at the part of the map to the North East of RI where the "feels like" is 102 degrees)
Mystic
We're all born mad
Seconded ... the spirituality dealio, not the sticky eyeballs in HEAT ... don't think I've experienced that phenomenon.My Friends, it may be for the best to let the "spirituality" thing rest. As we all know, spirituality & religion are pretty much "kissin cousins", and since we've already seen one thread implode this morning, we really don't wanna go and make it a twofer, now do we......
My random thought of the day, , , , , I hate when it's SO hot out that my eyelids get sticky
SolderIron
Addicted Member
It is around 105 here in the afternoons. I used to do stuff out in the hot sun when younger. Now I don't want to do anymore. (Getting old and soft)
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Spe@kerBox
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Been very hot and humid, even up here in upstate NY (currently 92).
I was thinking about taking Axl outside this afternoon, so I looked at the weather app and saw that the humidity had dropped. 
However, there was a warning about air quality saying that it's not good for sensitive people. Well, no mention of how it might effect animals. There should be some mention of how it might effect cats, dogs and other animals that people might have as indoor/outdoor pets. Right now, the furry wrecking ball is napping on the couch next to me, so unless he shows interest in going outside, I guess I will keep him in. He always wears himself out when I take him on a walk which is the first order of business when I get to my friend's house. He tries to walk me and still hasn't learned that trying to walk me isn't going to work.
However, there was a warning about air quality saying that it's not good for sensitive people. Well, no mention of how it might effect animals. There should be some mention of how it might effect cats, dogs and other animals that people might have as indoor/outdoor pets. Right now, the furry wrecking ball is napping on the couch next to me, so unless he shows interest in going outside, I guess I will keep him in. He always wears himself out when I take him on a walk which is the first order of business when I get to my friend's house. He tries to walk me and still hasn't learned that trying to walk me isn't going to work.
Well, he decided that he wants to be outside, so here we are. No apparent issues.
People claim that Rottweilers are very intelligent. If that's true, then Axl most definitely landed in the shallow end of the gene pool. He's just not very bright. He keeps wrapping his leash around trees and can't untangle himself. After I walk him back around, he binds himself up again and can't figure out how to undo his mess.
Maybe he is messing with you.
(There is a smiley face there, you just can't see it.)
(There is a smiley face there, you just can't see it.)
SolderIron
Addicted Member
Woke up this morning and wasn't sure what day of the week this is. The go to computer has only the time and not the date shown in the bottom right hand corner. Went to set up and can't find how to get the date to show also Found out it is Saturday. Hooray, will get to sleep in tomorrow.
spicer
Lunatic Member
They are smart, he's playin' ya. It's a control thing.
I guess I could believe that if not for the long list of other dumb things he does, like attacking leaves blowing in the wind and never recognizing them or trying to attack a seagull that was minding its own business and at least 100 feet away from us. He grew up here on the Cape, the seagull capitol of the world.
spicer
Lunatic Member
He's probably just a good dog doing what happy dogs do.
Winding his leash around a pole or tree. I have to brag a bit, the little eight pound dog in my avatar figured out on his own about the leash and poles. On the other hand he has to hike on everything, so much he has earned the nickname Pierre, pronounce Pee Air, other than that his name is Buster. Hikes all the time every where when outside. Half poodle, half chihuahua and a bit of Terrier, one hundred ten percent dog.
