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Author: Jean B.Jean B.
Date: Jun 8, 2010 04:30
Geoff. Hayward wrote:
>> hello Geoff, nice to meet you here. Meet Geoff, folks - another very
>> proper
>> and nice English Gentleman. Not very many of us left, you know.
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> Hello again Goro,
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> I'm afraid the words proper and nice are not very often applied to me.
> However, nice to meet you again too, and thank you for the kind
> introduction. I shall try to live up to it.
>
Nice to meet you, Geoff.
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Jean B.
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Author: Jean B.Jean B.
Date: Jun 8, 2010 04:30
Janie wrote:
> That's why I have yet to foster. lol I know I would keep them.
> But,Goober is now a part of our family.:) Maybe one day we will get a
> pet that,like Bonnie,has a normal name. We have Bonnie,Ralph,Goosie
> and now Goober.
> Janie
> Janie
How are the critters getting along now, Janie?
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Jean B.
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Author: JoyJoy
Date: Jun 8, 2010 00:14
> Goober was left in the overnight cage at the Rescue. He was well
> fed,no ticks or fleas but they have to run a heartworm test. I'll
> always wonder what his story was. Did someone find him? Was someone
> unable to care for him anymore? It will always be a wonder as to
> where he came from.
> He's just so cute.
> Janie
I know what you mean, Janie. I did get Nanki-Poo's story when I adopted
him, but I've never known about the other shelter animals I adopted. I used
to suspect that Lindy had belonged to a little old lady who either died or
moved into a rest home, and that her name had been 'Precious'. Whenever I
called her precious, she would roll on her back and curl her paws.
Joy
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Author: JoyJoy
Date: Jun 8, 2010 00:11
>>
>> hello Geoff, nice to meet you here. Meet Geoff, folks - another very
>> proper
>> and nice English Gentleman. Not very many of us left, you know.
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> Hello again Goro,
>
> I'm afraid the words proper and nice are not very often applied to me.
> However, nice to meet you again too, and thank you for the kind
> introduction. I shall try to live up to it.
Hi Geoff, and welcome!
Joy
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Author: JoyJoy
Date: Jun 8, 2010 00:11
"Goromoff" godknows.com> wrote in message
news:xpSdnZXzDpdtvZDRnZ2dnUVZ7oSdnZ2d@bt.com...>>
>>>
>>> he'll just fit between two slices of bread! Mayonaise, perhaps?
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>> No Goro, skinned and spit roasted with chips :-)
>>
>> Geoff.
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> hello Geoff, nice to meet you here. Meet Geoff, folks - another very
> proper
> and nice English Gentleman. Not very many of us left, you know.
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Author: Joan F (MI)Joan F (MI)
Date: Jun 7, 2010 23:28
My kids used to name ours, some dogs were Austin Healey, Oreo Moonshine,
poodles Mimi and Fifi, cats were 'Maizin Midnight, Fat Albert, Kinky
(Siamese with a kinky tail), Cougar, Lotus.
Janie wrote:
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| That's why I have yet to foster. lol I know I would keep them.
| But,Goober is now a part of our family.:) Maybe one day we will get a
| pet that,like Bonnie,has a normal name. We have Bonnie,Ralph,Goosie
| and now Goober.
| Janie
| Janie
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Author: daviddavid
Date: Jun 7, 2010 22:36
On 07 Jun 2010 david read the alt.fiftyplus post of Lonestar, which
stated...
> Got em all.
> Robert
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you and I should form a club for "smart older gentlemen who still have what
it takes.... "
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david
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Author: **Dalin****Dalin**
Date: Jun 7, 2010 22:19
On Mon, 7 Jun 2010 10:58:37 -0700 (PDT), Janie gmail.com>
wrote:
>Goober was left in the overnight cage at the Rescue. He was well
>fed,no ticks or fleas but they have to run a heartworm test. I'll
>always wonder what his story was. Did someone find him? Was someone
>unable to care for him anymore? It will always be a wonder as to
>where he came from.
>He's just so cute.
>Janie
I suppose they checked for a chip? I sure do hope he is negative for
heartworm. He's so sweet and looks easy to groom yourself too.
Dalin
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