flying chicken wrote:I'd rather get bitten by the a black mamba than a dingo that Stroppy bred in the outback.

Our current pup is less of a concern...

Mrs Stroppy wrote: Our current pup is less of a concern...

Ooooohhh!!!! He's so cuuuuute.






And that would be the rottweiler cat on the right, yeah?

No this is the mighty Burmese (8kg) with our new pup

flying chicken wrote:I lived over a year half way between Newcastle and Sydney just after the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Me and the Oz mates skipped school in the Ford sedan and went out boozing up in the mountain, the dingos were very welcoming in their natural habitat.

Heh heh, Ford....

^^ Holy F***ck!!! (apologies to any Christians reading)

That is not a cat that thinks it's a rottweiler! That is a rottweiler that thinks it's a cat! ! !

Username Taken wrote:^^ Holy F***ck!!! (apologies to any Christians reading)

That is not a cat that thinks it's a rottweiler! That is a rottweiler that thinks it's a cat! ! !

No that's a cat that thinks he's a rottweiler! The locals are completely afraid of him.

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Mrs Stroppy wrote: Our current pup is less of a concern...

Ooooohhh!!!! He's so cuuuuute.

I like the turtle better. Spotty reminds me of Stroppy's whining cousin Abbot.

We asked the shop girl what the slot in the turtle's back is for. She looked at me like I was retarded and said, "iPhone". I laughed and said I thought it was for glasses, I even folded mine and put them in there to demonstrate. She said, " No." I remember we were telling Jacob there are less accessories on the market for I products. I take it back.

Puppy has found a completely different use for the slot on the turtle's back.