"She Liked You in March. It's October Now."

Attraction runs on a clock.

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One of the hardest lessons inside the 22 Rules: women rarely wait. Interest either grows or it decays, and nothing decays it faster than a man who never moves.

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Originally posted by SadMan
I did a lot of searching on google and it looks like it's a border collie. Don't know if I'm gonna keep him or not... I was really hoping it at least had some pit in him. Pits are my favorite breed.

http://www.hund.ch/rasse/border-collie-en.htm
It's not a border collie and looks nothing like one. I've had two pure bred pitbulls with those color markings. Black and white is a very common color for pitbulls. You can tell by the ears it's a terrier, too. Pits are terriers.
 

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some say 700 is a lot of posts:S 3 posts in a row to say pitbull mix... no wonder you have 7000 :D

Yeah that's not a short snout, and I know tons of dog breeds who have the same colouring... I've owned over 100 huskies, ran my own dog team, so I can tell you that the ears as well are not DEFINITELY terrier. yes I mixed up not and definitely on purpose.

You got one thing right though, it's not 100% border collie.
 

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Originally posted by Boner da Stoner
some say 700 is a lot of posts:S 3 posts in a row to say pitbull mix... no wonder you have 7000 :D

Yeah that's not a short snout, and I know tons of dog breeds who have the same colouring... I've owned over 100 huskies, ran my own dog team, so I can tell you that the ears as well are not DEFINITELY terrier. yes I mixed up not and definitely on purpose.

You got one thing right though, it's not 100% border collie.
I've had two black and white pitbulls with almost identiacal markings as that dog...and that is exactly how they looked as puppies. And it IS a short snout. It's not as short as they Staffordshire Terriers that are also considered "pit bulls"...that one looks like an American pitbull terrier...perhaps pure and perhaps a mix. That is what pit ears look like when they haven't been cropped. Look up photos of pitbull puppies...

Yes, those are terrier ears. Every terrier I've had (pitbull, jack russel to name two) have had those short flopped over ears.
 

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Harumph, aiight it's a terrier than:)

I've just seen so many mixed breed dogs out there that all the puppies start to look the same. Haven't seen the paws yet though ;)
 

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Originally posted by Boner da Stoner
Harumph, aiight it's a terrier than:)

I've just seen so many mixed breed dogs out there that all the puppies start to look the same. Haven't seen the paws yet though ;)
It actually looks like it could be full blooded pitbull but very undernourished. Pits and pit mixes are the most abandoned dogs out there. They are a handful to care for and once inexperienced and inpatient people get one they realize they don't really want it afterall and just drop it off somewhere.

There are several variety of pitbulls...and they have different looks. Staffordshire Terriers have the really thick, short mean looking face. American pitbull terriers have a similar face, but a bit softer...like the puppy in the photo. IF it's a pitbull it is an APBT (American Pitbull Terrier).
 

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Hm... I'd name him Fonzy, because he looks like such a cool dog.

And when girls come over you could go, "Hey Fonzy, hey come here boy. Eeeeeeeh! *thumbs up* " :p

And you could go, "Nooobody's cooler than Fonnnzy!" in baby-talk, and the girls will melt. :D

Just an idea.
 

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Originally posted by Mr. Unique
Wyldfire, learn to edit.
If you like to answer multiple people in one post, that's your business. I choose not to and am entitled to post however I damn well choose.

Don't like it? Don't read my posts...
 

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She already filed you away. Interesting. Boring. Safe. Bold. Before you even opened your mouth.

Everything you say after that is just her confirming what she already decided.

So stop rehearsing lines. Fix the first three seconds. Stand tall. Look up. Smile like you mean it. Walk like you belong wherever you're standing.

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Originally posted by Wyldfire
If you like to answer multiple people in one post, that's your business. I choose not to and am entitled to post however I damn well choose.

Don't like it? Don't read my posts...
Isn't that how we're supposed to starve the trolls?

It is kind of hard not to read your posts wyld, sometimes when 3 or more posts are seperated, but all along the same lines, we tend to read them... So why don't you learn some internetiquette?
 

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Originally posted by ethnomethodologist
Isn't that how we're supposed to starve the trolls?

It is kind of hard not to read your posts wyld, sometimes when 3 or more posts are seperated, but all along the same lines, we tend to read them... So why don't you learn some internetiquette?
Personally, I think it's rather rude to NOT give each individual post I respond to the equal attention and consideration they deserve. So...while some may feel I should bunch several people's posts into one jumbled copy, paste and quote fiasco...I choose NOT to do so. Again...if you don't like it then simply scroll past my posts. It's really quite simple.
 

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I like to make an enocmpassing discussion, including comments to people within a single train of thought... quote after quote is also getting tiring to me... so is long winded discussion.

Want to make a deal, you post all in one, and I try to make my points snappy? Or should I go into somebody's thread, respond with a comment to everybody, and create 10 posts in a row covering an entire page with TINY notes under each one? And you, merge your posts so you don't have 7000 posts all into one deep argument so people don't have to keep asking questions...
 

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Originally posted by ethnomethodologist
I like to make an enocmpassing discussion, including comments to people within a single train of thought... quote after quote is also getting tiring to me... so is long winded discussion.

Want to make a deal, you post all in one, and I try to make my points snappy? Or should I go into somebody's thread, respond with a comment to everybody, and create 10 posts in a row covering an entire page with TINY notes under each one? And you, merge your posts so you don't have 7000 posts all into one deep argument so people don't have to keep asking questions...
No, I don't want to make a deal. See...I don't care how other people post. Nor should you. If you honestly are THAT bothered by the fact that I answer each post I respond to individually then you have far too much time on your hands. I might suggest you get off the computer and go out and meet some girls.

Whatever you do, one thing is for certain...

I will continue to post in the manner I choose to. Period.
 

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Should I say the same to you? If you have enough time to post 7000 times nd still have the desire to post here everyday... maybe you should get a life? Get off the computer and travel the world or something. All I have to do is get back to work and stop being annoying...

Think she's angry enough yet guys?
 

"She Made Her Decision Before You Finished Your Sentence"

Three seconds. That's how long it took. Your shoes. Your posture. The way you held your drink. Whether you looked at the floor or looked at her.

She already filed you away. Interesting. Boring. Safe. Bold. Before you even opened your mouth.

Everything you say after that is just her confirming what she already decided.

So stop rehearsing lines. Fix the first three seconds. Stand tall. Look up. Smile like you mean it. Walk like you belong wherever you're standing.

The words come later. The impression comes first.

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