Text 19926, 75 rader
Skriven 2014-12-13 17:07:37 av Joe Delahaye (46245.fidonews)
  Kommentar till text 19904 av Björn Felten (2:203/2)
Ärende: Dogs
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  Re: Dogs
  By: Björn Felten to Joe Delahaye on Sat Dec 13 2014 18:34:00

 JD>> Google Dog Whisperer and all will be clear.

 BF> It's a US TV show, right? Not all people in the world watches US TV
 BF> shows, you know...?

Yes it is a US made show, and it is syndicated throughout the world.  He has
been all over the world lecturing as well.     


 JD>> Reading comprehension is not your strong point it seems. We were
 JD>> talking about
 JD>> a Shepherd who bit my wife in the arm. BTW, how old did you say you
 JD>> were? 
 BF> I
 JD>> would venture to say a good kick from my boot would break its back,
 JD>> and failing
 JD>> that, the 2x4 or baseball bat I have in my h ouse will do the job,
 JD>> when I go
 JD>> back.

 BF> (sorry for the crappy quote, but by now y'all should know the reason for
 BF> it)

Nope, I dont know why??


 BF> Was that really called for? I might even think of taking that old dusty
 BF> moderator hat on here. :(

Was what really called for?  What did I say up above that would require
moderator intervention?  Why the sad smiley?

 JD>> A volvo is just a car. No more no less.

 BF> How wrong you are. Yes, a Volvo can be a car. But it can also be a
 BF> truck, a boat engine or even a fighter plane engine.

Not everyone lives in Sweden <G>  Yes I knew there are Volvo trucks (a division
of some US giant I thought)  I did not know they made jet engines


 DD>>> If you have ridden motorcycles much you will understand my Volvo
 JD>> comment.
 DD>>> If not then....

 JD>> You would not get me on a murdercycle for all the money in the
 JD>> world.


 BF> (sorry once again for the crappy quote)

 BF> So you've never owned a motorcycle? I can really recommend the
 BF> experience. After I got my driving license for cars I no longer drove a
 BF> two wheel motor vehicle for more than two decades. But then I got hold of
 BF> a 1953 Matchless motorcycle and I was totally sold.


Ever since I at the age of about 5 saw the results of a motorcycle accident
back in the Netherlands, I have had an aversion to riding such a thing.  The
military tried to get me to ride a scooter on base for some tasks.  That worked
for one frightening day.  I would no longer get on that thing after that.


 BF> I still have -- and use -- motorised two-wheelers. One electric and two
 BF> with combustion engines.

For those that enjoy, I hope they do enjoy.  I am impressed however with what
such a machine can do.  What I am not impressed with to this day, is how the
car drivers ignore motorcycles, or how some motorcycle drivers think they can
do wheelies and go 120 MPH between two lanes of traffic.
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