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Room 101 (like the TV prog)

That's Dexter when he was about 6 weeks old, bizarrely the only things he chewed were empty crisp packets (he preferred Salt & Vinegar), ice cubes and the stairs

This is him this week

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Pipp said:
Today I nominate everyone who has deserted this and other threads.

Feeling a bit lonely.
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oi - not deserted - just busy with MOT, Work, Building new computer, 40 mins on bike, over indulging on turkish delight (I really am my own worst enemy), walking 2.5 miles after dropping car off for MOT.

I then wondered if my bloods where high as I was falling asleep on sofa at 9pm (something I havent done since pre-diagnosis). Alas t'was only 5.2 so must have just been tired.

Can I chuck in sleep. I would much rather be awake 24/7 and never needing to sleep. If I built a computer system that needed 8 hours down time a day I wouldn't get paid!
 
semiphonic said:
That's Dexter when he was about 6 weeks old, bizarrely the only things he chewed were empty crisp packets (he preferred Salt & Vinegar), ice cubes and the stairs

This is him this week

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Talk about coincidence. My son has a cross called Dexter. It is the pup, now 3 yo, from my other sons labradoodle and yorkie.

I have a Patterdale called Benjy. It won't sit still for photo! Maybe later!
 
Sleep is tempting. All that extra living time...

But if we put sleep in room 101 then all the lads, van drivers, dogs, spewed on helpline staff, fridge suppliers, dodgy car radiators, plague germs, chain stores, depression vibes (to name but a few!) would be able to sleep,

And we can't have that. They have to be conscious for the full experience and misery to have an effect.

So I vote no (but I might be over ruled)...
 
nosher8355 said:
Talk about coincidence. My son has a cross called Dexter. It is the pup, now 3 yo, from my other sons labradoodle and yorkie.

I have a Patterdale called Benjy. It won't sit still for photo! Maybe later!
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Photo?

They always look so fab, cute, well behaved and quiet in photos, don't they?

But we know the truth, don't we? :happy:
 
I use to take my morning walk around 8am but the mutt I have is so cute especially as a pup. The local girls school was a no no place to go. I now wait till 9.30.
My mutt is a rat, I feed him, walk him, groom him, wash him and I buy all his stuff. Yet all he does is sit near every one bar me. I am his master! He just won't be mastered! He is so Independant.
Perhaps it is me!
 
nosher8355 said:
Talk about coincidence. My son has a cross called Dexter. It is the pup, now 3 yo, from my other sons labradoodle and yorkie.

I have a Patterdale called Benjy. It won't sit still for photo! Maybe later!
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Dad? Is, is that you?? Lol

nosher8355 said:
I use to take my morning walk around 8am but the mutt I have is so cute especially as a pup. The local girls school was a no no place to go. I now wait till 9.30.
My mutt is a rat, I feed him, walk him, groom him, wash him and I buy all his stuff. Yet all he does is sit near every one bar me. I am his master! He just won't be mastered! He is so Independant.
Perhaps it is me!
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Dexter's 16 months old now, to this day he loves girls and women. When he looked like the first picture we couldn't get 2 foot down the road without girls squealing and coming over to pet the puppy (not a euphemism!!!), now he looks like the second picture and he gets no attention
 
Andrew Colvin said:
oi - not deserted - just busy with MOT, Work, Building new computer, 40 mins on bike, over indulging on turkish delight (I really am my own worst enemy), walking 2.5 miles after dropping car off for MOT.

I then wondered if my bloods where high as I was falling asleep on sofa at 9pm (something I havent done since pre-diagnosis). Alas t'was only 5.2 so must have just been tired.

Can I chuck in sleep. I would much rather be awake 24/7 and never needing to sleep. If I built a computer system that needed 8 hours down time a day I wouldn't get paid!
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No to sleep. Only time I get a bit of a break from itching, wheezing, and pain.
 
Brunneria said:
Sleep is tempting. All that extra living time...

But if we put sleep in room 101 then all the lads, van drivers, dogs, spewed on helpline staff, fridge suppliers, dodgy car radiators, plague germs, chain stores, depression vibes (to name but a few!) would be able to sleep,

And we can't have that. They have to be conscious for the full experience and misery to have an effect.

So I vote no (but I might be over ruled)...
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I am none of the above, but still need to sleep.
 
Cats make me sneeze and wheeze. Dogs don't. Still like cats, from a distance, or maybe with @Heathenlass's protective gear.
 
I'm not a cat person, but one of OH's granddaughters is trying to convert me........Crazy Cat Lady Starter Kit.jpg


It's not going to work.
 
I might like to let one Apple employee out. Is there a form I need to fill out? In triplicate I expect,









  • Signed in blood
  • Including royal dispensation
  • And a note from his Mum.

:eek:
 
AndBreathe said:
I might like to let one Apple employee out. Is there a form I need to fill out? In triplicate I expect,









  • Signed in blood
  • Including royal dispensation
  • And a note from his Mum.

:eek:
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Ok what did you do to your phone????? Lol

Need to assess whether the Apple dude comes out or you need to go in
 
I had a partner that didn't like cats - said it was the cats, or him.

I miss that man .
(Not!)

Signy
 
Lol a little drastic there for a fur ball. I have four dogs but have also had cats as well

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