I have a confession to make

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by DebiSue on 04 August 2010 - 18:08

This thread just about made me pee my pants!

by 4pack on 04 August 2010 - 22:08

Baden is a huge slobber factory. When he get the string in his mouth or it starts walking down the string, I have him out it on the ground and I stomp the rope a few times with my foot on the grass, to dry it up before I touch it.

Does your dog have floppier lips? I notice the dogs with tighter lips don't drool as much.

by Myracle on 04 August 2010 - 22:08

I hate the gunshots during heeling.

The dog is fine, but I about hit the deck. Wonder if the judge'll dock me points...

by RLHAR on 05 August 2010 - 01:08

4Pack,

Yep, he has the floppy lips and I know exactly what you mean when you say 'walking down the string'. When it gets to that point I have to call an end to the game or literally risk throwing up.

by 4pack on 05 August 2010 - 09:08

LOL RLHAR, risk throwing up. I'm not fond of the fomies but I can whipe it off of my hands or clothes without upchucking. As far as rats go, they are cute little pets. I miss having a few of them to play with. It's spiders that give me the heebies, oh and praying mantis.

by steve1 on 05 August 2010 - 09:08

4 Pack
Rats are okay in the right place but wild Rats are not good when they join you in your sleeping gear, For you are laying on the ground Not much over head cover at that time, The Spiders i was not bothered about or the Rats overall but they were a pesky nuisance but there were a few Poisonous spiders around i guess
Steve1

by 4pack on 05 August 2010 - 11:08

Steve, I guess you have a point. I once had my ear pierced by a pet rat. The idea of having your ear or nose munched on, while asleep, doesn't sound fun. They can be nasty when they want to be. My old dogs used to get bit quite a bit when they first started hunting rice field rats. They learned to kill them quick after a few trial runs.

by RLHAR on 05 August 2010 - 12:08

I can't bring myself to go near a 'walking line of slime' just can't, not with my bare hand at least and of course, if I do touch the slime that's when I can never get it off my hand for some reason and I end up running around like an idiot.

Which is really strange when I realize that draining an abcess on a dog, cat, horse, doesn't bother me one whit.

by beetree on 05 August 2010 - 12:08

4pack: Praying mantis phobia? HA HA, since this thread is about making confessions, of course! LMAO

(I was really hoping Sue would stop by and enlighten me with some insight on her dream interpretation, like if she can recall having problems with her neighbors or a particularly nasty betrayal.)

by sueincc on 05 August 2010 - 12:08

Hi Beetree, You are right, it's an old dream, very old, from my childhood, but it is a recurring dream. I also have sleep paralysis, which makes the dream especially agonizing.

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