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I just put my dog down. This one took the cake. No more, never again.
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I did that last year, saddest thing I have ever done and I swore never ever again.... then 3 months later I had a new dog. A part of me still resents that choice.
Sorry to hear.
 
Sorry to hear that Mark. It is tough. We had a dog over 16 years. One night she laid across my feet and passed. my wife had already had another dog for about a year. This one is now 7.
 
That stinks hav. You too Mark. Maybe that's why I've never had cats or dogs. The neighbor's cat comes over and hangs out for a while then it goes back home
That's plenty good enough to me because I don't feed it.
Next door neighbor at times had their own dog, and their son's dog at another point in time. When I got home from work, the dog would run over and request a rub on the head and then go back home. that was good enough for him and that was good enough for me.
 
You know what I did today?
I drove my project car into work, the whole 58 kilometers. I was terrified! I didn't know for sure it would make it, im a floor layer not a mechanic and well to quote a famous TV show from the last little while "you know nothing John Snow"
On the weekend I finished the exhaust and the waterpump/timing belt replacement then took it for a rip around the block... except I forgot to fill it up with coolant and apparently didn't torque my lugs back up because my tire went rolling down the road beside me. Lucky it was all of 2 houses from mine and I could just trundle across the street and get my jack and impact and go again but she made it in boys and im still alive to tell the tale :)
Now I can work on making it all pretty again because in this state..... well.... its anything but.
 
You know what I did today?
I drove my project car into work, the whole 58 kilometers. I was terrified! I didn't know for sure it would make it, im a floor layer not a mechanic and well to quote a famous TV show from the last little while "you know nothing John Snow"
On the weekend I finished the exhaust and the waterpump/timing belt replacement then took it for a rip around the block... except I forgot to fill it up with coolant and apparently didn't torque my lugs back up because my tire went rolling down the road beside me. Lucky it was all of 2 houses from mine and I could just trundle across the street and get my jack and impact and go again but she made it in boys and im still alive to tell the tale :)
Now I can work on making it all pretty again because in this state..... well.... its anything but.
This was my last project. A tree fell on it end to end. One of 300 made.

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Did a pressure sensitive adhesive hardwood removal, had to go home and get the ride on for @ 350 ft,

Is that a Buick Regal standard shift Rusty? My friend got into those, then the Buick Nationals.
 

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Did a pressure sensitive adhesive hardwood removal, had to go home and get the ride on for @ 350 ft,

Is that a Buick Regal standard shift Rusty? My friend got into those, then the Buick Nationals.
That's a Lesabre. I had redone the whole car. Only 300 were made with the metallic paint, the wire wheel covers and the 1/2 vinyl top. I did the re pinstripe myself. After the tree fell on it , the trunk, hood and top were down on the floorboards. Only thing salvaged were the new tires.
 

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