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Happy Birthday to Mrs. Big!

My mom has a toy blue Pomeranian. My aunt is a puppy broker and has been breeding Poms for over 30 years, I know the breed well. The dogs name is Mouse, ans she weighs in a whoping 2lbs 9oz and is going on 7 years old. Both her front legs are Titanium from being broke, one of them twice. We call here the bionic dog. So what direction does your Pom spin?! Every one I have met spins circles when excited. Is this your first Pom? Cool dogs.


-Xander
 
This is our second Pom. The other one is White.We got the blue murl for a traveling companion for our other pom.You are correct they do spin a lot when they are excited.My dog is a Puggle a hybred of a Pug and Beagle. She barks to much at people and other dogs for her to travel with us. She does not let another animal close to me when I am in bed.The Poms sleep with my wife so they stay on her side of the bed.Love our dogs you should see how they act when I shoot a deer and show it to them in the garage. They love deer meet.
 
bigcountry1315 said:
Morning men. Well today is my wife's birthday. I bought her a blue Pomeranian for Christmas/birthday. They are extremely rare color.She puts up with my weapon fetish so I feed her pet fetish. That is what marriage is all about give and take equally.
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Nice! Tell her Happy Birthday from he Fairly's!

A blue Pomeranian, cool... we used to have some blue greyhounds on the farm. Neat color, plus you can get more weapons!!! :D
 
You guys make me want a dog! I want an outdoor dog and we get too much snow for one. Reminds me, I once got paid to shovel 6 feet of snow out of a guys yard because his German Shepherd was walking over the fence!

Xander, cool bunny! My parents have people drop dogs off at their farm every year, odd logic to say the least.

I was reading the statistics you posted, Stockton sounds pretty bad! Same economy as here but way more crime. Our housing market is bad, I'd say at least 1/3 down. I am lucky to have a job making knives.
 
bigcountry1315 said:
Morning men. Glad I don't live in Alaska where they got 18 feet of snow and are expecting another 10 feet of snow today.
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Wow no kidding! That's just nuts! I talked to a friend in MI yesterday and it sounds like our weather is about the same this year, I'm glad it isn't too bad!

My favorite rock collecting location is about 35 miles north of me and I usually have to wait until July for it to melt off there, they get over 30 feet a year on average!!! Back as early as the 1870's they mined it year round - 7 days a week 24 hours a day! Talk about hard core!

gooeytek said:
I saw that in the news! insanity.
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Wild! How's the weather up in NY this year? Hope it is good! I can't wait for summer here.
 
Daniel what part of MI does your friend live in? We have snow here in the U.P. but nothing like years past.We only had to get the snow blower out once this year.
 
Daniel Fairly Knives said:
He is in Jackson. Check out his knives, they are bad ass! www.davisknives.com
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Yeah Mike does some cool stuff! Didn't he end up with your mini chopper? He's also a rock hound as well, right?

You gonna do the Mini KITH again this year, Daniel? I got some ideas for what I want to try out this year, workin on a forge for the minis, and collecting some cool materials. Who knows, you might get another knife from me!


-Xander
 
fast14riot said:
Yeah Mike does some cool stuff! Didn't he end up with your mini chopper? He's also a rock hound as well, right?

You gonna do the Mini KITH again this year, Daniel? I got some ideas for what I want to try out this year, workin on a forge for the minis, and collecting some cool materials. Who knows, you might get another knife from me!


-Xander
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yeah Mike has the mini chopper! I plan on doing the KITH if at all possible. I missed out on the regular KITH this year and hope to be more caught up next time around. I should keep an eye out for "mini materials" lol I need to find some 4000 layer damascus!

It was a lot of fun trading out the minis, I really like the one I got from you Xander. Great job putting it on by the way, you and Stacy really rocked it.
 
Cool, hope to have you join us again! Maybe there will be more interest this year!

FYI: the USM3 you got is the right scale to go with an old school G.I. Joe action figure, or any action figure about 12-14 inches tall. I still think I should try a scale sheath for my next one. Maaybe I can get one done up for you.


-Xander
 
Evening men.Did not get on here till late. VA has me going to their pain clinic in Iron Mountain on the 23 and then an appointment the next day but at least that is only an hour away Iron Mountain is 3 hours West of here.
 
fast14riot said:
Cool, hope to have you join us again! Maybe there will be more interest this year!

FYI: the USM3 you got is the right scale to go with an old school G.I. Joe action figure, or any action figure about 12-14 inches tall. I still think I should try a scale sheath for my next one. Maaybe I can get one done up for you.


-Xander
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Cool! I bet more people get involved next time, it was fun. I want to make a sword just like the one you get on drink garnishes, lol!!! A mini Naginata would be fun, I want to make one plus a mini would be much easier to ship! :D

bigcountry1315 said:
Evening men.Did not get on here till late. VA has me going to their pain clinic in Iron Mountain on the 23 and then an appointment the next day but at least that is only an hour away Iron Mountain is 3 hours West of here.
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I hope it all went well and continues to, we'll be thinking of you. All the best Sir!
 
Morning men. Thanks Daniel. I am hoping they can do something for the pain.Living on pain killers is no life at all. I have to get anything that I have to think to do done in the morning. By my evening dose I am a zombie.
 
Hey Big, keep your head up, it beats the alternative! I can't imagine living on pain killers for a long time. I spent about two years on them and hated every minute of it, but learning to walk again was painfull.

I hope the VA can do something for you, too many of our countries finest not getting the attention they need.


-Xander

P.s. send me your address and I'll add you to my mailing list for postcards and such, I know that sometimes things like that can make you feel better, even if just for a moment.
 
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