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hey wait for me, Mags. I'm bringing Pancake out to the specialty shows at Easter to meet you. I'll ask you if she looks nice in her little dolly dress.

Que? :laugh: That's hilarious

What on earth do you mean by that, GM? *puts hands on hips and squares up to attack GM while hearing a piece on tv about kRudd being a bastard to Julia Goolia and suddenly thinks that everyone must suddenly be trying to shoot a poster in the head on the internetz* If you cant read into what people say on the net, you probably should be playing solitaire.

I have to agree. What was the point of this thread? Take that as 70% posturing. Pretty much what I would do in real life asking what was your point - my tone is actually quite pleasant but my body language is probably quite belligerent.

Isnt it fantastic. I saw it on FB this morning and cried laughing.

And didnt he have lovely eyes. You could hear the audience swoon.

The sit is great. When I was watching your link I wondered how the handler would feel in the show ring Very cute dogs. Interesting to see the difference between Irish and American Wheatens in coat styles. You and I have discussed this before but I was told by a terrier man years ago that the American style of presenting the Wheatens is totally against what the Irish intended.

I think there's your answer, Silver. That's extremely odd.

Yep I noticed he looked pretty fiesty, Sheridan. Handsome dog. Nicely stripped, too. I was thinking the Irish and the kerry looked pretty small next to the Glen, but the Glens are actually bigger than I thought. I was thinking more like Norwich height.

Pretty cute little scruffers, Mags. I've been reading up on them - more docile than usual for a terrier? Gee that would be a pleasant surprise.

Are there many Glens in Aus? I've never seen one in the flesh. Great looking Irish Terrier. Thanks for posting, Sheridan.

Well Liz, I bet you're now glad that woman on the plane asked to be moved otherwise you might have been stuck on a long haul flight with a sour bitch who did nothing but squirm in her seat, get up every 5 minutes to abuse the cabin crew, whinge about the inflight entertainment, food and booze, scream 'WE'RE GOING TO DIE' everytime there was turbulence and generally be a pain in the bum.

I hope you get her back soon, Mr Bull.

Urm are you sure you're in the right thread, Mutta? This topic was covered in the burning building trainwreck of a thread. It sure has been a week for interesting turnarounds.

Do they actually say they dislike all children or simply say they dont feel maternal and cant build a bond with a baby/child? I think disliking or hating children is probably very different to someone who just doesnt connect with them. I think kids are great and have a lot in my life but I just didnt manage to give birth to them.

I'm pretty sure Donatellas amusement was directed at the description of the screaming kids. Again, probably not funny if you had to put up with it. But certainly no comment on anyones failed attempts at starting a family. that's not what she said...she laughed at the idea that someone would get so offended by what she said and the reasons why... Yep - she said what she found so lol worthy and it wasnt the children on Drumbeat's plane. Drumbeat deserves an apology for that. She's never rude to anyone on this forum as far as I remember. It was uncalled for. Getting back to the OP, I cant ever recall meeting childless animal lovers who claim they actively dislike children.

Best line in the whole thread.

One of life's true gentlemen. Someone I will never forget.

Or a tango in a brothel with a million bucks. There's been more noise in Parliament over the last week than 'a dunny door banging in a cyclone'

I agree Perrin. His poor wife and family. Such a wonderful, caring man.

Or the bush. Atleast they're trying to find caring homes.

Sure are. I dont recall anyone in this thread saying they hate children but if I'm wrong I'll happily have you point it out to me.

I know you werent, Willow. I arced up about the 'happily' comment (sorry for being so harsh in my response to you). And thanks - it was a really terrible situation. What would I do in the burning scenario? Well I would love to think I was a kick ass super hero who saved all the children, animals, old people, disabled etc but truth be known, I'd probably be so shell shocked that all I could do would be to scream hysterically at some poor operator on 000 that a building was on fire.

I see no one actually wants to answer this one with a simple yes or no..... :laugh: ETA, my apologies, there was one answer. This thread is so off the rails it's not funny. My brother's best friend was burnt to death in a plane crash. I very much doubt he HAPPILY sat there waiting to be rescued while a fire ball raced towards him. People didnt answer your question because it was ridiculous and totally irrelevant to the OP. If people in this thread said they'd save their dog over a kid - big whoopy do. People can say whatever they like in response to a hypothetical. What they would actually do in the situation is another matter but branding them as psychopaths by unqualified professionals and over the net is ludicrous, not to mention against forum rules. Take the hypothetical to OT. This is just embarrassing.