The Thirtieth Random Discussion for (TPB)M (and may they R.I.P.)

Good night Tiff and Mike.

Jon wrote in post #8837691
Alcohol kills stuff in stiff enough concentrations; when peroxide foams, it's actually reacting with (and destroying) the damaged tissue and any associated nasties.

ok...soaked it in alcohol for 20min....then in hyrdogen peroxide for 20min, Now have antibiotic ointment on it. I've done everything I can...here's hoping it's not infected.

Dan says tat is little smaller than a dime...when it heals up (I haven't seen it...she's sleeping) we'll take a photo.

Permagrin wrote in post #8836639
man I'm just so disappointed in my shots. I had it on the wrong AF setting for action. Dangit.

We all get those Doh! moments (or in my case minutes) my last gem was walking out of a dark temple into bright sunlight and proceeding to shoot away at 1600 ISO for about 20 minutes:o

theague wrote in post #8836645
A small San Francisco Rant:
2. The Goonies were a little far south..

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Great Rant and I just know that Lonnie will love the blue sky....

T.D. wrote in post #8837129
My version of Air Maggie.

And I focused on the wrong end on this one - dang it - but I still like it.

HAHA! Fun!

T.D. wrote in post #8837161
Thanks Deb.

This is not a great shot by any means. But it cracks me up!

Wow, smuggy did an upgrade last night and photos are loading with lightning speed!

I swear that tongue gets longer and longer and longer.....

Skrim17 wrote in post #8837415
I bought a crock pot today!

YAY!!! I love crock pots.

Skrim17 wrote in post #8837500
I know Tiff, I almost bruised my sternum with glee...

HAHAHAHA!!!

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #8837578
Funny Hale story.

When they "fix" the dogs, the give us the option to implant an ID microchip in the dog's leg while they're under. We did with Kona, so we did with Hale. While we were in the exam room for the pre-op, the vet asked if I wanted a tattoo on the inside of the leg to indicate that she has a ID chip "on board". Jokingly, I said, "Sure. A butterfly or a dragon would be nice. Nothing too big, but done with class." She laughed and I left for the day.

Fast forward to later in the day.

I went in to pick up a heavily drugged puppy. The tech was telling me all the stuff to do with a post surgery dog. Near the end of the impressive list, she said that I needed to put some Neosporin "there" so help the healing process. At first, I thought she was referring to the incision.

Nope.

Just inside her left thigh, there's a very small butterfly tattoo.

Dang dog has a tat.

Kewlness! Pics!

Permagrin wrote in post #8837636
sigh...I was just giving Calypso her worm pills and she bit my finger to the bone. I cleaned it and am soaking it in alcohol. Sigh. I'm not going to ER for a cat bite. It's not bad but I know they are infectious.

Ouchy!

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #8837663
'Parently....

When it heals all up. Right now it's all red and irritated.

Hey, unfairness! I had to show a pic of my tat right after I got it.

Jon wrote in post #8837691
Alcohol kills stuff in stiff enough concentrations; when peroxide foams, it's actually reacting with (and destroying) the damaged tissue and any associated nasties.

Yeppers, that^^^

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #8837578
Dang dog has a tat.

Springer with a "Tramp Stamp" don't take her to a shoot, all the other dogs will think she is a Chav,

(Remember Google is your friend)

neil_r wrote in post #8837862
Springer with a "Tramp Stamp" don't take her to a shoot, all the other dogs will think she is a Chav,

(Remember Google is your friend)

I had to ask Dan what a tramp stamp was and then google "chav"... I WILL NOT buy her a sweatsuit & if she behaves antisocially, I'll send her to a convent.

Permagrin wrote in post #8837879
I had to ask Dan what a tramp stamp was and then google "chav"... I WILL NOT buy her a sweatsuit & if she behaves antisocially, I'll send her to a convent.

Nuns wear hoods, too.

Permagrin wrote in post #8837636
sigh...I was just giving Calypso her worm pills and she bit my finger to the bone. I cleaned it and am soaking it in alcohol. Sigh. I'm not going to ER for a cat bite. It's not bad but I know they are infectious.

Is your tetanus up to date?

Belmondo wrote in post #8837882
Nuns wear hoods, too.

but they call them veils...so much more delicate. *wait...what's that?*

I think she just barked a "Yo".

neil_r wrote in post #8837883
Is your tetanus up to date?

no, I don't think so. They didn't give me a tetanus shot when Buddy bit me (he was dying from a paralyzing blood clot...I was holding him for the vet..he didn't know what he was doing) but they did put me on antibiotics. Calypso has never been outside, eaten anything other than cat food...hopefully she's fine.

thomascanty wrote in post #8835385
I noticed that, too!

Reminds me of some of Permie's very early photos of Kitteh, before I brought the little terror home. Kitteh's markings on her side no longer form a valentine heart. She grew a little bigger, but that spot didn't stay proportional.

There's a Rothschild's Giraffe at the Wild Animal Park that has a heart-shaped mark on her neck. Heather and I have been calling her "Beanie" ever since she was born.

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gjl711 wrote in post #8836354
It could be. I always liked him as an actor and a while back we saw one of those biography of him. He's an interesting charecter for sure.

We met him about a year ago when he was signing copies of his autobiography at the San Diego Naval Station exchange.

DoodleBunz wrote in post #8837254
Evening all...last one in SD.

Bummer... We had fun and we'll miss you guys, even the "heathens."

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puddlepirate44 wrote in post #8837578
Funny Hale story.

When they "fix" the dogs, the give us the option to implant an ID microchip in the dog's leg while they're under. We did with Kona, so we did with Hale. While we were in the exam room for the pre-op, the vet asked if I wanted a tattoo on the inside of the leg to indicate that she has a ID chip "on board". Jokingly, I said, "Sure. A butterfly or a dragon would be nice. Nothing too big, but done with class." She laughed and I left for the day.

Fast forward to later in the day.

I went in to pick up a heavily drugged puppy. The tech was telling me all the stuff to do with a post surgery dog. Near the end of the impressive list, she said that I needed to put some Neosporin "there" so help the healing process. At first, I thought she was referring to the incision.

Nope.

Just inside her left thigh, there's a very small butterfly tattoo.

Dang dog has a tat.

Be careful or she'll be getting a tramp stamp when she gets older...

Permagrin wrote in post #8837636
sigh...I was just giving Calypso her worm pills and she bit my finger to the bone. I cleaned it and am soaking it in alcohol. Sigh. I'm not going to ER for a cat bite. It's not bad but I know they are infectious.

Owww... Follow the instructions you've been given and you should be fine. I've been bitten by everything imagineable and I have yet to get an infection from any of them.

Permagrin wrote in post #8837653
tis my shutter finger!

Well, that's not good...

Permagrin wrote in post #8837889
I think she just barked a "Yo".

HAHAHAHAHAAA!!! That totally made me laugh beer out my nose.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #8837909
HAHAHAHAHAAA!!! That totally made me laugh beer out my nose.

Did Wade get a picture of that?!