WA Spotted & Chit Chat Thread

[Ralph Wiggum]

Glad I was able to help Steve

There was a time there were I thought we might not have got you back on the road for a few days, as you are right, the damage was substantial.

I haven't been all that active here for a couple of months, as work has seen me travel a bit, and in August we lost one of our German Shepherds to Leukemia, so cars wasn't the first thing I was thinking of

Anyway, will keep an eye on proceedings a bit more closely now, so good to see many of you are still kicking about

Cheers,

Glad to see you back on here too Allan,, very very sad to hear about Kia. I hope you guys are doing okay.

[Guest newl]

Sorry to hear about your dog Allan. I know your pain as I lost mine a few years back. It was a pretty rough time.

[Guest]

Jusssstt as well I got a spare seat with your name on it

Yeehaw... 6 speed auto lovin time

[xr6t ego]

Sorry to hear about your dog passing away. Some people think of them as just a pet. Some of us think of them as a family member.

[Ninka]

Sorry to hear about your dog passing away. Some people think of them as just a pet. Some of us think of them as a family member.

Cheers guys, as they say, life goes on, but thank you for the sympathy.

We have decided to get 2 new German Shepherd puppies around Christmas time, so that will be a good experience to get stuck in to the training and all that is involved in forming a couple of good family pets (read family members)

As we still have 1 of our old girls left (10 1/2 years old) we are hoping to have some of her excellent temperament rub off, and maybe have a couple of good years before she passes away, so for a time we will have 3 GS dogs, something we have done before, so not too phased by the prospect.

Anyhow, long story I know , but there you have it

[Guest]

Sorry to hear about your loss Allan. My staffy passed away last december after having her nearly 15 years... over 2/3 of my life I thought I'd never get another dog at the time but I got one given to me as a bday present and it was the best thing that could of happened

[Ralph Wiggum]

Cheers guys, as they say, life goes on, but thank you for the sympathy.

We have decided to get 2 new German Shepherd puppies around Christmas time, so that will be a good experience to get stuck in to the training and all that is involved in forming a couple of good family pets (read family members)

As we still have 1 of our old girls left (10 1/2 years old) we are hoping to have some of her excellent temperament rub off, and maybe have a couple of good years before she passes away, so for a time we will have 3 GS dogs, something we have done before, so not too phased by the prospect.

Anyhow, long story I know , but there you have it

AL,

Hows Misha (spelling?) doing on her own?

if you need an example of how dogs shouldn't behave im happy to bring boof head over for some tutorials,

We have been very lucky with Cooper considering he was 18mnths when we got him he's very well behaved and a very good security system.

He's just got over a case of tonsillitis. I didn't even know til last w/end that dogs could get tonsillitis?!?

(example of effective security, as long as any potential car thief doesn't have any smacko treats....)

[F6 381]

I wonder if this floats on water? Another WTF car from Kazakhstan

Edited 20/10/07 03:26 AM by F6 381

[Ninka]

AL,

Hows Misha (spelling?) doing on her own?

if you need an example of how dogs shouldn't behave im happy to bring boof head over for some tutorials,

We have been very lucky with Cooper considering he was 18mnths when we got him he's very well behaved and a very good security system.

He's just got over a case of tonsillitis. I didn't even know til last w/end that dogs could get tonsillitis?!?

(example of effective security, as long as any potential car thief doesn't have any smacko treats....)

She's doing quite well, just VERY quiet, and extremely well behaved, so she is as easy a dog as you could wish for.

We are looking after friends dogs this weekend, and one of theirs require an eye on each finger, as he is into absolutely EVERYTHING, so a bit a a wake up call

When he eats, you would think he was drinking, that's how fast it goes down, so a bit of a change from our relatively fussy German Shepherd, but a funny experience

[velociTy]

Guys ,I really want to dump my car with the kingspring set up .But I am worried about the ground clearance from my 4"dump and 5"cat set up.

Can I hear from people with the same set up (am I worried about nothing)or will this thing hit speed hump s,gutters etc? Also does mine appear to hang down the same or more than others?

Its a SMB setup,I think.

Edited 20/10/07 11:23 PM by velociTy