Genetic Predisposition Aye

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by yellowrose of Texas on 05 March 2008 - 23:03

Aye Kapitan: Many thanks for those delicate words......me blush a little........when I traveled abroad once upon a time.,,,,I bellied up to the bar and taught the lads and lassies the "Chicken Dance" and the Two Step" we do her in the great big state of Texas.....Amariilo by ,morning and rememberance of the Dark Draft in that pub where all the mens heads were turned.......I was a single Frauleine and left your fair land with lots of great memories....

YOU HAVE BEEN TO AMARILLO?????? V4HAM V URBECKE MIGHT BE HANGING AROUND AND GIVE YOU A HEARTHY WELCOME , THERE......

by CaptMike on 06 March 2008 - 04:03

Aye Yellowrose me beauty me be spending a lot of time in Amarillo aye... me be a Cowboy Pirate aye... thar aint a rank horse or bull me can't ride aye Amarillo by mornin', up from san antone. Everythin' that Ive got be just what me got on. When that sun be high in that texas sky me be buckin' it t' county fair. Amarillo by mornin', Amarillo me be thar.

by Speaknow on 06 March 2008 - 05:03

The whole subject of genetics is steeped in countless come-and-go hypotheses, theories and red herrings (as abundant in fact as the number of ivory tower academics seeking to establish reputations or needing – provoking? - material for their latest book); almost all of it quite useless to the practical GSD Breeder. You often also find that these elite are quick to discount the brain’s hierarchical structure, its immense powers per se, higher level reasoning abilities and ancestrally inherited instincts, as well as its ability to influence body’s workings more generally. (Convince yourself you need to visit doctor because of some medical malady and your brain somehow energizes appropriate genes/proteins etc for the body to start healing itself – at least where within its capacity to do so.) Freud, peers modern equivalent behavioral disciplines, including neurological experts, might as well not exist as far as most our geneticist novel-writing chaps are concerned!

by allaboutthedawgs on 06 March 2008 - 15:03

That's got to be the most words I've ever read that say absolutely nothing.

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