... team we have is in Division 2 so not that many supporters about.The ones wearing the football shirts that i saw yesterday were the 30 somethings upwards but tended to be the usual mix of arsenal,chelsea and manchester utd.However the neds were walking around with jeans no tops and usually some kind of fighting style dog snarling whcih you could just about hear over the noise of the 20 elizabeth duke chains he was wearing. JB

... news:f0eabb05-84e4-42a1-9a62-d786a628a565@k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com... Yesterday I stumbled upon three dogs while walking through my neighborhood. The dogs were generally unruly -- barking incessantly, pulling on their leashes, and snarling at other passer-by dogs. Now I have interacted with each of these dogs individually on numerous occasions, and have never witnessed this behavior. It was obvious that the presence of ...

..., ta <padl...@nc.rr.com> wrote: Yesterday I stumbled upon three dogs while walking through my neighborhood. The dogs were generally unruly -- barking incessantly, pulling on their leashes, and snarling at other passer-by dogs. Now I have interacted with each of these dogs individually on numerous occasions, and have never witnessed this behavior. It was obvious that the presence of each ...

...:53 pm, ta <padl...@nc.rr.com> wrote: Yesterday I stumbled upon three dogs while walking through my neighborhood. The dogs were generally unruly -- barking incessantly, pulling on their leashes, and snarling at other passer-by dogs. Now I have interacted with each of these dogs individually on numerous occasions, and have never witnessed this behavior. It was obvious that the presence of each other ...

..., 1:53 pm, ta <padl...@nc.rr.com> wrote: Yesterday I stumbled upon three dogs while walking through my neighborhood. The dogs were generally unruly -- barking incessantly, pulling on their leashes, and snarling at other passer-by dogs. Now I have interacted with each of these dogs individually on numerous occasions, and have never witnessed this behavior. It was obvious that the presence of each other created a...

... Aug 14, 1:53 pm, ta <padl...@nc.rr.com> wrote: Yesterday I stumbled upon three dogs while walking through my neighborhood. The dogs were generally unruly -- barking incessantly, pulling on their leashes, and snarling at other passer-by dogs. Now I have interacted with each of these dogs individually on numerous occasions, and have never witnessed this behavior. It was obvious that the presence of each other created a "group ...

Yesterday I stumbled upon three dogs while walking through my neighborhood. The dogs were generally unruly -- barking incessantly, pulling on their leashes, and snarling at other passer-by dogs. Now I have interacted with each of these dogs individually on numerous occasions, and have never witnessed this behavior. It was obvious that the presence of each other created a "group chemistry" that did not exist in isolation. Humans, no ...

... that is trans species. I can tell when my mother is angry and when she is pleased etc. by looking at her face and listening to the tone of her voice. I can also tell, but not as well, when a dog snarls that it is not pleased. The details of the process are not really relevant only that it occurs. Now we know that a bacteria has a structure and that the information in its DNA is transcribed over generations, mutated etc. So bacteria ...

... that is trans species. I can tell when my mother is angry and when she is pleased etc. by looking at her face and listening to the tone of her voice. I can also tell, but not as well, when a dog snarls that it is not pleased. The details of the process are not really relevant only that it occurs. Now we know that a bacteria has a structure and that the information in its DNA is transcribed over generations, mutated etc. So bacteria ...

... under the Bill of Rights.  Now, for the first time in the court's history, Scalito will soon declare that felons no longer have full rights under the Bill of Rights. Law clerks just love a snarled up judiciary.  It's called "job security." Bret Cahill WASHINGTON - Twice convicted of felonies, James Francis Barton Jr. faces charges of violating a federal law barring felons from owning guns after police found ...