Strange But True

Jake Razor · **Posted:** Tue Jan 13, 2009 6:20 pm

Rain24 wrote:

Dragon Tamer wrote:

Rain24 wrote:

when my dog was younger and her food dish was empty she used to flip it over XD. when you righted it she'd go back and flip it back the way she put it. Oh she also used to take down the clean socks when they were drying and leave them on the floor. she wouldnt let us pick those up either :lol:

XD That is wierd.

shes a very strange little dog....

anyway another thing she does is have "temper-tantrums". She'll stomp her paws on the floor and knock something over with her fat little body. Once she destroyed our cd/dvd rack after we took to long feeding her lol luckly it wa detachable. Another thing, I have school and she doesn't like it when I leave so she'll lay on the cloths and try and hide as much of like a shirt or a pair of pants under her as she possibly can. She prefers hiding coats cause she knows mom wont let me out of the house without one. She also likes to hide my stuffed rudalph the green nosed reigndeer. XD Im 18 and i know shouldn't still care but I've had him since I was like 2 years old and I've gotten used to him.

Don't feel dumb about still holding onto a stuffed toy. Heck, I'm over 20 and I still have a few lying around the house for sentimental value. Holding onto your childhood is nothing to be ashamed of, so long as it's not holding onto you, if you see what I mean. If we lose our touch with our own childhood, how can we hope to be in touch with that f the next generation? And if we lose touch with the next generation, what real hope is there for humanity at all?
But a green-nosed Rudolph?

Rain24 · **Posted:** Tue Jan 13, 2009 9:38 pm

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Don't feel dumb about still holding onto a stuffed toy. Heck, I'm over 20 and I still have a few lying around the house for sentimental value. Holding onto your childhood is nothing to be ashamed of, so long as it's not holding onto you, if you see what I mean. If we lose our touch with our own childhood, how can we hope to be in touch with that f the next generation? And if we lose touch with the next generation, what real hope is there for humanity at all?
But a green-nosed Rudolph?[/quote]

no the little guy just wonders around the bed now. he starts at the pillow and winds up on the floor. My dog hold him between her paws like a baby and i like once did. XD it seems ive passed down a habbit cause the only time she wont snore is if he's with her. I dont remember when i got him but i remember an old shop around my old neighborhood and seeing him hanging there. He's white (when clean) with jinglebells on his antlers. I'm pretty sure he's the last of his kind cause i've been looking for another one for ages

wolf, spirit, balto. · **Posted:** Tue Jan 13, 2009 9:45 pm

Dragon Tamer wrote:

Rain24 wrote:

when my dog was younger and her food dish was empty she used to flip it over XD. when you righted it she'd go back and flip it back the way she put it. Oh she also used to take down the clean socks when they were drying and leave them on the floor. she wouldnt let us pick those up either :lol:

XD That is wierd.

shes a very strange little dog....

Don't feel dumb about still holding onto a stuffed toy. Heck, I'm over 20 and I still have a few lying around the house for sentimental value. Holding onto your childhood is nothing to be ashamed of, so long as it's not holding onto you, if you see what I mean. If we lose our touch with our own childhood, how can we hope to be in touch with that f the next generation? And if we lose touch with the next generation, what real hope is there for humanity at all?
But a green-nosed Rudolph?

Haha! I am still a child and when I was little I had sooo many stuffed animals (mostly dogs

) that my parents had to force me to give some away. :cry:

I still have alot, but now that I have a REAL dog, some of my stuffed ones are in storage.

wildtiel · **Posted:** Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:41 pm

I have a stuffed husky that sits at the top of my bed

Also strange but true, the only audio/video media I don't own is a record player. So that means I own...Betamax, VHS, High-8 video, DVD, Blueray, DVR, CD, Video CD, Laserdisc, Bar code cd, mini cd, cassette, 8-Track, reel to reel in both 8 and Super-8, MP3, and ever a really old phonograph from my great grandfather :shock:

wolf, spirit, balto. · **Posted:** Wed Jan 14, 2009 4:04 pm

wildtiel wrote:

I have a stuffed husky that sits at the top of my bed

Also strange but true, the only audio/video media I don't own is a record player. So that means I own...Betamax, VHS, High-8 video, DVD, Blueray, DVR, CD, Video CD, Laserdisc, Bar code cd, mini cd, cassette, 8-Track, reel to reel in both 8 and Super-8, MP3, and ever a really old phonograph from my great grandfather :shock:

Oh my word.

My family inheirited an old film projector (along with a few movies to watch on it

) from Mary*, who was an older woman who is now deceased. Mary didn't have any children or any other living relatives, so some of her earthly possesions landed with us.

*Name changed for sake of privacy. This was not her actual name.

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