Dog Lost In Montreal Turns Up In BC 1 Year Later

[CampbellsTransgressions]

Originally Posted by topfiverecords

This dog was seen fishing with "schteve_d" around June 5th.
http://forum.calgarypuck.com/showpos...6&postcount=51

Seriously? Shamelessly promoting your one hit wonder post?

[zamler]

Originally Posted by CampbellsTransgressions

Seriously? Shamelessly promoting your one hit wonder post?

I say everyone remove their thanks just for fun.

[topfiverecords]

Originally Posted by zamler

I say everyone remove their thanks just for fun.

Yes, please do. A database numerical record, associated with my user profile, of times other users clicked a rectangular button below an anonymous post on an internet message board. Wow, would that ever affect me.

[MrMastodonFarm]

Originally Posted by topfiverecords

Yes, please do. A database numerical record, associated with my user profile, of times other users clicked a rectangular button below an anonymous post on an internet message board. Wow, would that ever affect me.

It's all I think about everyday. I would touch FanIn80's iDick for more thanks.

[Yasa]

I'm so self-absorbed, I check my "thanks" everyday. I get sad when I realized nobody thanks me anymore. Sigh....

[4X4]

Originally Posted by Stumptown

When I was growing up in Botswana we had a cat who was pretty self-sufficient. She'd come in to eat every once in a while, but mostly lived on lizards and other small prey. When we moved she was adopted by a couple Peace Corps volunteers in a town about 40 km away. She hung around with them for a while, then disappeared. A few months later she showed up back at our old house. I'm sure she got there on her own, as she wouldn't let anyone near her when she was outside. Cases like this apparently friendly dog, I suspect are transported by people and then wander off later.

I admit I was waiting for this post to end up describing how your mom got scared and you moved with your auntie and uncle in Bel Air.