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Posted: 03-19-08 18:36pm
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| Tmddyan
wrote: | | ok guess who cost me $60
yesterday--yep peeve----i had to make an
atm deposit so i unlocked the back door of
my car so that when peeve was scratching
at the window and locked the front door i
could still get in. well as fate would
have it he steped on the electronic lock
button and locked the whole car. so i had
to call a locksmith and have him unlock
the door. poor little guy inside was so
upset that i couldnt get in. he was in
there whining and barking. he finally gave
up and went to sleep on the
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OMG! Poor little guy! When I bought my new
car it came with OnStar, which I had
connected for that exact reason!
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Tmddyan
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Posted: 03-19-08 20:41pm
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well--i have a much loved toyota---i wish
that they had onstar for that too. it
would save me so much money. well i wish
they had it for apartments and houses too
lol
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lele25
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Posted: 03-19-08 21:51pm
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Oh and I love the laughing Peeve! Too
cute!!!
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Posted: 03-20-08 03:05am
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Hehe...even tho my current car does not
allow you to lock your car without the
keys, I still follow the golden rule of
"Never leave your car without your keys!"
 If I had a R (or
rather $ in your terms) for every time I
had locked my keys in my old car....
My current car also has a very neat
trick...for children and "Hyper
Intelligent" pets such as Peeve It has a double
locking system which, if activated, you
can't unlock the car from the
inside...it's not like "child-lock"...if
you are in, YOU ARE IN and the only way
you can unlock it is if you have the key.
That stops kids and, as in your case, pets
from "Accidentally" unlocking the car and
go sight-seeing
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Tmddyan
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Posted: 03-20-08 12:45pm
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well the problem was the key was in the
ignition and running--it was a quick
stop--i think im gonna see if i can fine a
car lock so that i can teach him to pull
the button up and unlock the car.---I know
big dreams right?
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Posted: 03-25-08 11:00am
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Hehe...a "Doggy panick button"
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Posted: 03-25-08 11:41am
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Soo, here is a picture of my brother's
puppy and my pet chinchilla! They met
over Christmas (when this picture was) and
then again last weekend over Easter.
Precious!!!
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Posted: 03-25-08 17:57pm
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He is a Havanese. My brother is allergic
to most dogs, so they got him because he's
hypoallergenic. He is super sweet.
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Posted: 03-25-08 18:00pm
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yeah peeve is hypoallergenic too. hes a
sweet looking doggy
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lele25
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Posted: 04-01-08 16:25pm
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What type of flea/tick medication do y'all
use? I put Frontline plus on both of mine
and it seems to do pretty good and on the
Gulf Coast we have horrible fleas. During
the winter I only have to put it on them
once every 8 weeks but during the summer I
have to put it on every month. My dogs
also spend most of the summer in the bay
so naturally that will lessen the time
between applications.
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Posted: 04-01-08 16:30pm
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I have always wanted a chinchilla! he is
so cute
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Posted: 04-02-08 17:16pm
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i plan on using frontline. i also am going
to get him and all natural (herbal) flea
collar. I found a good site for herbals
for dogs.
Chinchillas are really soft too. I wanted
one once upon a time---i just dont have
any time anymore.lol
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Posted: 04-03-08 07:48am
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Yeah, chinchillas are super soft!  I love
petting him, haha.
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Posted: 04-03-08 09:28am
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haha, that makes me want one even more!
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Posted: 04-03-08 10:13am
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Keeping with the theme of Kirby
(chinchilla) and dogs, here is one of him
with a dog that we were dogsitting at the
beach.
He loves puppies. He is never afraid to
go up and sniff them and play with them.
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Posted: 04-03-08 12:57pm
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ok not to switch off chinchillas, I have
gotten Peeve---well Peeved at me. I took
him in to get groomed yesterday, his coat
was uneven cause we have one half adult
coat and the rest was puppy coat still. so
i told them to trim it down. now hes all
skinny and I dont really like it--it will
grow back. but peeve is now mad at me.
last night he wouldnt let me touch him and
he wouldnt sleep with me. Its like i took
away his manhood. i feel so bad lol. hell
get over it. i have another friend that
said he had a shih-tzu that did the same
to him.
I also had him trimmed down cause he got
out and had a blast in the hay and mud
puddles at my friends house.
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Posted: 04-04-08 15:26pm
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PenguinsRus I wanted to tell you how cut
eyour avatar is, your cats are adorable!
What kind of cat is the kitten?
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Posted: 04-04-08 15:48pm
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Thanks! The kitten is a ragdoll. He is 9
weeks old now and weighs just under two
pounds. The older kitten is a tabbycat
who is 1 year old and weighs 15 lbs. They
get along really surprisingly well. The
baby likes to groom the older one and lick
him all over.
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