The 7th official Random Discussion For TPBM (7)

I think that sounds like a fantastic idea, Dan.
I love the titles.

3Turner wrote in post #5054447
Sorry....I was a bad bad Bob.

Sorry everyone for making it a bad experience last night, thought it'd be all in fun continuing after Steve....now I live with my mark from the TF.

I lost a major project I was working on...froze my system completely...to say that I was not a happy camper would be the understatement of the century. Good thing I didn't have access to the smite button, you would still be looking for all your various parts and pieces.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #5056169
Gear Wars: A Wooly Greeting

Thanks Dan

Guineh wrote in post #5056508
Am I the only one who likes the opossum?

I don't dislike them.There are a few I see cut through the yard here. I volunteered for the park service when I was 12. We had one at the nature center who was very friendly. It would even let visitors feel in her pouch. It is a soft little pocket low on her belly. It is very small and the babies are tiny when they move in there.

Guineh wrote in post #5056524
And now, for a general rant:
Chinaberry, Anyone?

Nice shots. I'll pass on the berry, it looks a bit too ripe.

thomascanty wrote in post #5056595
A couple weeks ago, my friend's dog was attacked by a couple pit bulls owned by a neighbor. After $8,000 in vet bills to put the dog back together, he's now terrified to go outside. They've resigned themselves to the fact they will probably have to replace their carpet every year or two for the rest of the dog's life.

Poor dog but it would need to become more scared to go inside than out real fast. I don't mind pit bulls but if the neighbor has poorly contained vicious pits they would need to end up mysteriously dead.

Guineh wrote in post #5056575
I see plenty of hares (To be exact: jackrabbits) , around here.

Baby Jacks

JWright wrote in post #5056619
Did you happen to lose it?

http://farm3.static.fl​ickr.com …76961846_b72d99​b458_o.jpg

Thats funny

thomascanty wrote in post #5056722
I'm not sure if it's good or dumb, but I'll be buying each one anyway.

Me too also.

short5 wrote in post #5056825
Baby Jacks

Aww....

Geez, look at that DOF. Really sharp shot, Zanester. You done good. What combo were you using?

Hi Glow Boy.

We raised some baby jackrabbits once when I was in the fourth grade.
My dog killed their mama, so we brought them all home. 5 or 6 of them, could fit them in the palm of your hand. SO cute.

Here's my pic of a Funny Wabbit:

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cfpackerfan wrote in post #5056848
Hi Glow Boy.

We raised some baby jackrabbits once when I was in the fourth grade.
My dog killed their mama, so we brought them all home. 5 or 6 of them, could fit them in the palm of your hand. SO cute.

Did they have big teeth?

Nice shot, Dan.

No, they were teeny and cute. Oh so cute.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #5056845
Aww....

Geez, look at that DOF. Really sharp shot, Zanester. You done good. What combo were you using?

Thanks. It is my 30D and 70-200 f/2.8.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #5056848
Hi Glow Boy.

Hi Kit

short5 wrote in post #5056825
Poor dog but it would need to become more scared to go inside than out real fast. I don't mind pit bulls but if the neighbor has poorly contained vicious pits they would need to end up mysteriously dead.

Diana is a softie. She cares for Barney like I did (do) for Ashley. He's been traumatized enough already. She isn't about to punish him for doing his business indoors when he's so terrified of going outside. The pit bulls literally ripped his throat out.

I'll refrain from giving my opinions about what should be done with Diana's deadbeat neighbors. The pit bulls have already been removed from the neighborhood, so that point is now moot.

short5 wrote in post #5056825
Baby Jacks

Awwwww, diddums!

JWright wrote in post #5056619
http://farm3.static.fl​ickr.com …76961846_b72d99​b458_o.jpg

LMAO ...

short5 wrote in post #5056825
Nice shots. I'll pass on the berry, it looks a bit too ripe.

Probably best you did. They're toxic.

Awwwwe..... Cuuuuute li'l hares.

short5 wrote in post #5056926
Thanks. It is my 30D and 70-200 f/2.8.

*another reason to look at the 70-200 f/2.8.... this is becoming a long list....*

thomascanty wrote in post #5056927
Diana is a softie. She cares for Barney like I did (do) for Ashley. He's been traumatized enough already. She isn't about to punish him for doing his business indoors when he's so terrified of going outside. The pit bulls literally ripped his throat out.

I'll refrain from giving my opinions about what should be done with Diana's deadbeat neighbors. The pit bulls have already been removed from the neighborhood, so that point is now moot.

Hopefully the authorities dealt with the neighbors and their vicious animals properly

I was really in the mood for some cereal. So, that's what I had for dinner. A couple of bowls of cereal. Lisa has recently purchased some Organic, lightly sweetened, shredded wheat things.

I now feel like I went out and grazed on the front lawn for a while.

thomascanty wrote in post #5056927
Diana is a softie. She cares for Barney like I did (do) for Ashley. He's been traumatized enough already. She isn't about to punish him for doing his business indoors when he's so terrified of going outside. I'll refrain from giving my opinions about what should be done with Diana's deadbeat neighbors. The pit bulls have already been removed from the neighborhood, so that point is now moot.

Understandable, I am glad her dog lived.
Oh and I think I was talking about the dead beat neighbor

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #5056940
*another reason to look at the 70-200 f/2.8.... this is becoming a long list....*

I have seen very few complaints.