Got home and one of my buggies was dead Pretty Boy Brett
good bye

Thomo said:

Got home and one of my buggies was dead Pretty Boy Brett
good bye

Hmm. I assume you mean budgies.

My sympathies on your loss.

Thomo said:

Got home and one of my buggies was dead Pretty Boy Brett
good bye

:(

Sorry about pretty boy.

Bubblecar said:

Thomo said:

Got home and one of my buggies was dead Pretty Boy Brett
good bye

Hmm. I assume you mean budgies.

My sympathies on your loss.

Pretty sure he couldn’t spell

hey Car

Brett

I had a little diamond dove once (bought at a deceased estate auction) that eventually died of starvation, because I didn’t notice a mouse was eating its food.

I still feel guilty about that.

Bubblecar said:

I had a little diamond dove once (bought at a deceased estate auction) that eventually died of starvation, because I didn’t notice a mouse was eating its food.

I still feel guilty about that.

You utter bastard.

sarahs mum said:

Thomo said:

Got home and one of my buggies was dead Pretty Boy Brett
good bye

:(

Sorry about pretty boy.

His mate Diamond Lil is who Im feeling for

sibeen said:

Bubblecar said:

I had a little diamond dove once (bought at a deceased estate auction) that eventually died of starvation, because I didn’t notice a mouse was eating its food.

I still feel guilty about that.

You utter bastard.

the chooks never stood a chance.

ChrispenEvan said:

sibeen said:

Bubblecar said:

I had a little diamond dove once (bought at a deceased estate auction) that eventually died of starvation, because I didn’t notice a mouse was eating its food.

I still feel guilty about that.

You utter bastard.

the chooks never stood a chance.

I’m surprised he gave them as long as he did.

I’m glad no one is going on about the rainbow bridge like on facebook.

Thomo said:

Got home and one of my buggies was dead Pretty Boy Brett
good bye

Oh no.

Most pet owners spend more time with their pets than close relatives – thats what makes the blow harder than with perhaps even close relatives. Losing a pet is like losing a parent.

Browsing through you tube stuff about peter wright

He probably did britain a big favour

Its a shame they did the mad, bad and sad job on him but as it turns out he was a mole catcher – the elite of the elite. He probably correctly identified harold wilson as a KGB asset and got rid of him – gently. In that position its part of his job description identify threats and eliminate.

wookiemeister said:

Most pet owners spend more time with their pets than close relatives – thats what makes the blow harder than with perhaps even close relatives. Losing a pet is like losing a parent.

I am alone aside for the dog. When he asked for the dog because he was missing the dog I was outraged. We are still lonely. We might get a puppy.

Wrong thread

sarahs mum said:

wookiemeister said:

Most pet owners spend more time with their pets than close relatives – thats what makes the blow harder than with perhaps even close relatives. Losing a pet is like losing a parent.

I am alone aside for the dog. When he asked for the dog because he was missing the dog I was outraged. We are still lonely. We might get a puppy.

You could always adopt an older dog instead??

wookiemeister said:

sarahs mum said:

wookiemeister said:

Most pet owners spend more time with their pets than close relatives – thats what makes the blow harder than with perhaps even close relatives. Losing a pet is like losing a parent.

I am alone aside for the dog. When he asked for the dog because he was missing the dog I was outraged. We are still lonely. We might get a puppy.

You could always adopt an older dog instead??

I could. But I particularly love springers and puppies are a good diversion from depression.I follow a few puppy pages and a few rescue pages. I haven’t seen what I want yet. So I am not the race into it type. I realise what I get will take up the rest of the bed. It has to be the right one.

(tasmania is awash with dogs needing a home. Most shouln’t have been bred. they are problems. I have enough problems.)

sarahs mum said:

I’m glad no one is going on about the rainbow bridge like on facebook.

What’s your beef with this, mum, other than it being hogwash and ignoring the brutal finality of the void to come .

Dropbear said:

sarahs mum said:

I’m glad no one is going on about the rainbow bridge like on facebook.

What’s your beef with this, mum, other than it being hogwash and ignoring the brutal finality of the void to come .

I suppose that is it Bear. Sorry your dog has died. You will get to play with it again on the other side of the rainbow bridge. What’s this? Wodinism?

Dropbear said:

sarahs mum said:

I’m glad no one is going on about the rainbow bridge like on facebook.

What’s your beef with this, mum, other than it being hogwash and ignoring the brutal finality of the void to come .

That’s bridge in the Thor movies isn’t it

sarahs mum said:

Dropbear said:

sarahs mum said:

I’m glad no one is going on about the rainbow bridge like on facebook.

What’s your beef with this, mum, other than it being hogwash and ignoring the brutal finality of the void to come .

I suppose that is it Bear. Sorry your dog has died. You will get to play with it again on the other side of the rainbow bridge. What’s this? Wodinism?

yeh i get you…

ChrispenEvan said:

sibeen said:

Bubblecar said:

I had a little diamond dove once (bought at a deceased estate auction) that eventually died of starvation, because I didn’t notice a mouse was eating its food.

I still feel guilty about that.

You utter bastard.

the chooks never stood a chance.

hahahahaha….oh my good goddess!

wookiemeister said:

Most pet owners spend more time with their pets than close relatives – thats what makes the blow harder than with perhaps even close relatives. Losing a pet is like losing a parent.

I was thinking that myself am I uncaring I’d be more upset at a pet dying than a relative

Cymek said:

wookiemeister said:

Most pet owners spend more time with their pets than close relatives – thats what makes the blow harder than with perhaps even close relatives. Losing a pet is like losing a parent.

I was thinking that myself am I uncaring I’d be more upset at a pet dying than a relative

I wish ours would take their bodies across the rainbow bridge with them. The back garden is starting to resemble a boneyard.

sarahs mum said:

You will get to play with it again on the other side of the rainbow bridge.

Yeah but you’ll both be GAY.

sarahs mum said:

Dropbear said:

sarahs mum said:

I’m glad no one is going on about the rainbow bridge like on facebook.

What’s your beef with this, mum, other than it being hogwash and ignoring the brutal finality of the void to come .

I suppose that is it Bear. Sorry your dog has died. You will get to play with it again on the other side of the rainbow bridge. What’s this? Wodinism?

It’s is nice thought and people say it to comfort you. What is the new go with trying to seek outrage in things instead of taking them in the spirit they are offered going and being spiteful about what people say. If people say there prayers are with you just smile graciously and accept it in that manner, they are not telling you to go fuck yourself which is the usual reponse to the thought.

Dropbear said:

sarahs mum said:

I’m glad no one is going on about the rainbow bridge like on facebook.

What’s your beef with this, mum, other than it being hogwash and ignoring the brutal finality of the void to come .

I was thinking of digging up the little yellow parrot known as Banana. Ya know….see how he is. His cherry red beak was a thing to behold. I might have a use for it. He could end up more useful in death than he was in life. Ornery little shit he was. Batboy doesn’t seem to miss him at all.