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janet · Post by **janet** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 1:45 pm

hey all,john just sent me this pic of hailey.(or blondie). she is beautiful, and he is so happy.

Breathless · Post by **Breathless** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 2:07 pm

Oh I hope he names her Blondie, I like that name. Anyways she's, like you said, beautiful.

WildThings · Post by **WildThings** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:34 pm

Aww, she's so pretty. All of my pets have nicknames, she could too if John decides to go with a different name...she could still be Blondie.

vicster605 · Post by **vicster605** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 3:37 pm

AWWW WHAT A SWEET FACE!!!!

Dogdad · Post by **Dogdad** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 4:13 pm

I am so happy for both of them

David

LEO's mum · Post by **LEO's mum** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 4:14 pm

Awww, a CUTIEEEE!!!

willowchow · Post by **willowchow** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 6:03 pm

Oh, how cute. I like Blondie too!

bama · Post by **bama** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 7:10 pm

I think she is a sweetheart! I'm so happy for John, his search is over!
I love the name Blondie! Can you imagine the fun he will have referring to her as Blondie to unsuspecting folks on the road??

Salandra · Post by **Salandra** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 12:12 am

she is very beautiful and I'm glad John found her

Post by **chris** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 4:53 am

awwww.. look at that face... Now you know.. all she has to do is look at John that way.. and "walla" (i dont' think I spell that right) ... she gets her way... thats all beautiful blondes have to do ...

dchernandez · Post by **dchernandez** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:02 am

She has such a cute face

chowfrnd88 · Post by **chowfrnd88** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:27 am

She has a very cute face.

I'm so glad he found her, I'm so happy for him.

Victory · Post by **Victory** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 2:03 pm

Very cute and a very sweet face. I'm so happy for John.

Bearsmom · Post by **Bearsmom** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 2:59 pm

Ditto what y'all said...wadda beaut! *s*

Bearsmom

HemiCuda · Post by **HemiCuda** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 4:14 pm

Beauitful + Blonde, i dunno, to me it says " Marilyn",

what a sweetie!

sit_by_the_beach · Post by **sit_by_the_beach** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:07 pm

Pretty chow girl. How old?

Karin

precious's mom · Post by **precious's mom** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:52 am

Oh, isn't she beautiful!!!! That is a face you can't help but fall in love with!!!! Congratulations again John! I can't say enough about how pretty I think she is!

BigTrucker · Post by **BigTrucker** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 9:56 am

She a stick or dynamite :lol: Weighs in at around 25-30lbs...is 2 years (going on 3) old but you couldn't tell that by her looks...Initially somewhat leary of me...but now, won't leave me alone (she loves goodies). A must on the morning/afternoon/evening walks. Very atheletic build and wears a swim suit well :lol: . She definitely brought my spirits up after losing Minnie Me. She keeps me busy.

One thing I'd like to address is the "Dropping a Duece" ritual (Taking...well actually leaving a poop). Lets start with Minnie Me's ritual and compare with Halleys Comet's procedures. After a 25 minue walk, the process begins. First off, you have to be in a area where theres green grass or some other foliage (snow works in extreme circumstances). Then patients must apply for theres a process of walking back and forth till the "exact" spot is located. Sometimes as the position is assumed...the location to make the deposit is changed. Then the whole process resets and starts all over. When a suitable spot is relocated...the position is assumed (I like to use trucker terminology for this one,"she bumped the dock"). After "delivery of finished goods",(more trucker terminology), a burnout (all four wheels breaking traction)(also unlawful display) is done to complete the process. Now what I noticed between Minnie Me and Halleys Comet is that the procedure are mostly the same. The descision to where the duece will be dropped (in my professional experienced opinion), must have something to do with the balance of the Earth...being the Earth rotates...duece dropping locations are critical giving the reason for updates during the process for relocation of the delivery (affects the balance of the earths rotation :lol: ). Apparrently...where there's grass or other foliage...for the Earth to maintain its cuurent rotation speed, natural counter weights (poop) must be deposited...Chows must be responsible for our well being by aiding the Earths rotation which gives us gravity...it all works hand in hand...no gravity and the duece will fly. :lol: ....sorry. too much free time in between loads today. on my way home...then its back to Simcoe Ontario for Monday. take care

Professor John
AKA Big Trucker who's trying to sound intelligent

Debs chow · Post by **Debs chow** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:22 pm

Now that's funny, not sure which is funnier the actual event or the in depth study of the "Dropping a Duece" ritual.

Congrats on your new lady friend

Al

Aslan · Post by **Aslan** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:32 pm

Hey Big Trucker! She is cute! Congrats $\:D/$

Victory · Post by **Victory** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 5:09 pm

BigTrucker wrote:She a stick or dynamite Weighs in at around 25-30lbs...is 2 years (going on 3) old but you couldn't tell that by her looks...Initially somewhat leary of me...but now, won't leave me alone (she loves goodies). A must on the morning/afternoon/evening walks. Very atheletic build and wears a swim suit well . She definitely brought my spirits up after losing Minnie Me. She keeps me busy.

One thing I'd like to address is the "Dropping a Duece" ritual (Taking...well actually leaving a poop). Lets start with Minnie Me's ritual and compare with Halleys Comet's procedures. After a 25 minue walk, the process begins. First off, you have to be in a area where theres green grass or some other foliage (snow works in extreme circumstances). Then patients must apply for theres a process of walking back and forth till the "exact" spot is located. Sometimes as the position is assumed...the location to make the deposit is changed. Then the whole process resets and starts all over. When a suitable spot is relocated...the position is assumed (I like to use trucker terminology for this one,"she bumped the dock"). After "delivery of finished goods",(more trucker terminology), a burnout (all four wheels breaking traction)(also unlawful display) is done to complete the process. Now what I noticed between Minnie Me and Halleys Comet is that the procedure are mostly the same. The descision to where the duece will be dropped (in my professional experienced opinion), must have something to do with the balance of the Earth...being the Earth rotates...duece dropping locations are critical giving the reason for updates during the process for relocation of the delivery (affects the balance of the earths rotation ). Apparrently...where there's grass or other foliage...for the Earth to maintain its cuurent rotation speed, natural counter weights (poop) must be deposited...Chows must be responsible for our well being by aiding the Earths rotation which gives us gravity...it all works hand in hand...no gravity and the duece will fly. ....sorry. too much free time in between loads today. on my way home...then its back to Simcoe Ontario for Monday. take care

Professor John
AKA Big Trucker who's trying to sound intelligent

We all know this routine and yep I believe you are right chows give us gravity....

willowchow · Post by **willowchow** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 5:34 pm

Her ritual sounds much like Willow's. Good forbid the wind blow or something moves. . .we've just wasted 45 minutes and have to start again. It's completely aggravating.

Post by **chris** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 5:39 pm

lmaorotf... I'm glad your having fun again John.

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