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  1. When you're a bit older and returning, I simply wouldn't worry much about the social aspect of campus life.
  2. I thought it was five tool defense. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif
  3. I concur, FTJ. My nephews have it on two Brewerfan 3TO shirts, and I have to say it's pretty unreadable.
  4. I have friends that have three rescue English Setters, and all of them came from out of state. They've been great. I think the motivation for going outside of Wisconsin was that they were impressed with the information their research produced.
  5. If you're adopting a puppy, breed is probably about the most reliable way to predict temperament and size. Because I'd likely be looking for an adult, size ought to take care of itself. I'd probably be able to tell quite a bit about temperament, too, but I don't know that I'd be able to screen for every situation I'd be likely to expose him/her to. For instance, one thing I don't want is a dog that's so owner-centric that I have to be concerned about how he does in crowds. I read up on a German Pinscher. Size is perfect & their coats are easy to maintain. (The coat thing is a bonus, but not required.) However, they didn't seem to be the best choice for situations where they'd be meeting other people along with their dogs and maybe their cats. danzig6767, is Tyson barking because strangers upset him or does he simply want to be part of the action? My dog barked at almost everyone, but all he really wanted was to be outside with them. If he was outdoors, he rarely barked at all.
  6. Well hopefully he gets hurt. Let's stay away from stuff like this.
  7. Here's a link. Brewers sign Branyan to minor-league deal
  8. Tyson! I remember the little guy. Here's his picture: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/danzig6767/DOGGGGGYYYMay18069.jpg
  9. I grabbed this out of my Yuku profile: http://images.yuku.com/image/jpeg/f173501a53e5495157a44b620d6a5d23fd299eb.jpg
  10. This isn't emphasized often, but I've heard that being able to see the puppies' father can sometimes be considered a yellow flag. If the father is on site, it could be taken as an indicator that the 'breeder' didn't put much effort into choosing a sire for the pups.
  11. As a matter of fact, Humane Society dogs shouldn't be coming from reputable breeders at all. The purchase contract should state that the dog will be returned to the breeder if the buyer's circumstances change and s/he can't keep the animal. Likewise, animals purchased from reputable breeders will be fixed by the buyer as part of the purchase contract. And by the time a reputable breeder is done paying dog show fees, transportation to dog shows, stud fees, transportation for stud services, vet bills, etc., that person is probably either losing money or making no more than a small profit.
  12. How long do you have to do those things?
  13. It isn't blindness, but since her surgery, my cousin has been unable to drive at night.
  14. Woah, gang. There's a bit of irony when "pared back nested quote" or "pared back long quote" ends up being part of the quoted material in a message.
  15. On the other side of the coin, some companies have plans that force you to go to certain doctors simply because they find it to be a cheaper way to provide insurance than offering a choice.
  16. This site, How to Find a Good Dog Breeder, has a nice PDF available: How to Identify a Good Dog Breeder. I think I might differ a bit with a detail or two, but for the most part, I think it's really well done.
  17. I'm a bit scared of people in the Lasik business who advertise. One big key is that the doctor has to be willing to say, "No, you're not a good candidate." If that answer is the appropriate one, I'm not sure I'd get it from someone who's constantly advertising. I think if I were to go the Lasik route, I'd go to several doctors before making the decision.
  18. Welcome to the board and thanks for the information, azcheesehead.
  19. Sorry to hear about your loss. I was wondering how things were going after the post about your dog last summer. Definitely don't do the pet store. Reputable is the key word to put in front of breeder. Don't buy from just any breeder. You should screen the breeder and the breeder should screen you. And both the buyer and seller should be protected by a written contract with a money-back guarantee. It looks like a Google search for "reputable dog breeder" will provide links with good information. If you're not comfortable with the Humane Society, consider rescue groups.
  20. Worthwhile reading... Article: Too Much of a Sacrifice? Old threads: To Bunt, or Not to Bunt Article: "Too Much of a Sacrifice?" (bunting)
  21. Pitchers are also throwing more pitches per plate appearance / pitches per inning. And with slugging percentages being significantly higher in recent years, pitchers are in stressful situations quite a bit more often than years ago.
  22. I'm all for restoring credit, but I'd have a problem letting a dealer know what I'm willing to pay for a car or what I'm willing to pay per month on a loan.
  23. Great pic, sgtcluels. What it needs is a parody of the original narrative to go with it. TooLive? http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif Original verbiage (click on the plus)... [+]
  24. The Capuano discussion has been moved to its own thread: Question for Cappy backers
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