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mobucks Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!


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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 14:47 Post subject: |
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more serious business like what? anal sex? man the times they have a changed. Haha I knew a blue ball reference was in Order. _________________ Soldats! Faites votre devoir! Droit au cœur mais épargnez le visage. Feu! |
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


Joined: 13 Mar 2012 Posts: 121 Location: England Status: Offline
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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 18:31 Post subject: |
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I had an awesome dog. He was enormous, the size of a Saint Bernard. A really big, fat, hairy and hilarious dog with such incredible character and intelligence that would put most people that I've met to shame. This dog was, in short, a dude. A righteous dude at that. I suspect that there was some wookie blood in his lineage.
This dog, Indie, taught himself how to masturbate. With his own face.
Yes, read that again and realise you read it correctly the first time round.
Now, without going into graphic detail, because of his size, Indie was impossible to ignore or miss while he did anything.
One day, my former mother in law, who was every bit the typical mother in law archetype (nosy, prude, annoying) had invited herself 'round for a cup of tea. I know you know where this is going. Hear me out anyway.
I know you probably envision me living in some dank basement with curious chains and whips lining the walls, but at this particular point in my life, I wasn't. We were quite calmly sitting down in the living room, sipping our tea when suddenly, Monstro who had previously plonked himself in the middle of the living room floor, started to tug himself off. Not only did he do this in full view of my mother in law, but he started to do it in a manner I had never, ever witnessed before: he began to spin around on his arse and ejaculated all over the carpet.
I was in stitches at the time.
I cringed later because it took weeks to get that godawful smell out of the carpet.
I don't live there anymore. _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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verevoof Callipygian Board Cop


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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 18:41 Post subject: |
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The true origin of why Bob Barker is so adamant about spaying and neutering: puppy batter is a mighty foe to many a household carpet and general air quality. _________________
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Brother None El-ahrairah


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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 18:58 Post subject: |
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Hahaha. That was awesome
What breed was he? Any approximation? I love big dogs. Newfoundlanders, for instance, or Siberian Huskies, or Kuvaszs, etc. etc. |
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 19:24 Post subject: |
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What breed was he? |
Part wookie, part grizzly.
Seriously though, he was a malamute, german shepherd mix. Long haired with amber eyes. He was a real smasher. Heh, I could PM you a photo. I promise there will be no flaccid tranny cocks in the picture.
Honest. _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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Brother None El-ahrairah


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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 19:26 Post subject: |
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Malamutes! Should've listed that one, they're as beautiful as the Husky, but heavier, and with kinder, more complacent temperaments, often.
Yes, pics please. Of the dog. Not the tranny penis. |
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Crni Vuk Orderite

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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 20:16 Post subject: |
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| mobucks wrote: |
| more serious business like what? anal sex? man the times they have a changed. Haha I knew a blue ball reference was in Order. |
Oh I am not sure, how about being children?  |
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


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Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 21:05 Post subject: |
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| Brother None wrote: |
Malamutes! Should've listed that one, they're as beautiful as the Husky, but heavier, and with kinder, more complacent temperaments, often.
Yes, pics please. Of the dog. Not the tranny penis. |
Will do! I have a malamute puppy called Arnie now. He's 9 months old and very typical of his breed. Expect cringeworthy stories about him in the future. He's terribly, unfortunately short (whereas his bollocks are literally and metaphorically disproportionately large). I call him a "minimute". Or "Sticky Bear". Or "Fuckety Foo".
I don't know about "kinder" though. This littler bugger is almost as sardonic as me. Almost.
Did you know that George Lucas also had a malamute? He was called "Indie" too (coincidence), inspired the name for Indiana Jones and the wookiee species.
The more you know. _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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Jebus Orderite

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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 7:55 Post subject: |
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I used to have a Malemute. He was the most awesome dog that ever lived! (excepting my current puppy, of course.)
He never barked, but howled like a wolf; he was incredibly calm and gentle and he could pull me forward on a skateboard at at least 30 km/h.
Man, I miss that dog. We had to put him down when his leg joints became so shot he couldn't stand up anymore - as usually happens with dogs of that enormous size, I guess. |
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Viliny Vault Senior Citizen


Joined: 19 Aug 2008 Posts: 1399 Location: Coast of awesomnia Status: Offline
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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:03 Post subject: |
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I've had a thing for husky/malamute type dogs for like 2 years now... had to seriously think things through in my head and convince myself that i can't accomodate a dog in my apartment just now.
I really want one of those... my mixed race dog of 16 years died 2 months ago and even though i have a cat, i kinda miss the whole... go batshit crazy over a pinecone and run through the woods like the trees are on fire just for the sake of it -activities. _________________
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 9:16 Post subject: |
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Ah, Viliny, your situation sucks. I feel your pain Use it as motivation to get yourself into a house with a garden? Don't get a nice garden... with arctic breeds it'll turn into trench warfare within 48 hours. We have no grass and lots and lots of pot holes.
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I used to have a Malemute. He was the most awesome dog that ever lived! (excepting my current puppy, of course.)
He never barked, but howled like a wolf; he was incredibly calm and gentle and he could pull me forward on a skateboard at at least 30 km/h. |
Malamutes ftw! What sort of puppy do you have now, Jeebs? I'm sorry to hear about your mal, I know how you feel. I lasted three days without a dog in the house after Indie died. Bad times.
Arnie is very, very big on howling, tweeting, whinging and whining. He also enjoys sitting on you awkwardly and accidentally punching people who cuddle him in the face or the nuts. He figured out door handles by the time he was 6 months old, stands up on his back legs and pulls the handle down like a little furry person. He hasn't figured out keys yet but he watches me lock and unlock doors with worrying interest. Thank fuck he doesn't have aposable thumbs. He's a sociopath but I wouldn't change him for the world.
I'll stop there 'cause I believe banging on about pets is against the rules. So tempted to post photos and videos! >__> _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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Viliny Vault Senior Citizen


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 9:31 Post subject: |
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Im currently a student in Finland old capital city and i live in an apartment, about to move to another, and i don't really have the luxury of things such as gardens right now. Might be different if i still lived in my old apartment in my hometown which was a gigantic treehouse with a enourmous garden.
Im pretty dead set on getting a dog at some point and making damn sure to raise it properly and have it behave. My friend got 2 dogs and they both do whatever they fucking please. The apartment they currently have is a fucking garbage dump with dog urine everywhere and the fuckers will just keep on jumping on you for 20 minutes straight if you don't discipline them harshly... i don't want my dog/s to behave like that when i eventually get one/twenty.
Too bad my fiancee is seriously scared of dogs after a rottweiler nearly killed her by biting her in the neck... trying to help her overcome that shit but it's seriously deep in there. _________________
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 9:49 Post subject: |
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Hehehee! If you want an obedient dog, definitely don't get a husky or mal. They're as stubborn as they come. Luckily they're fairly reasonable and biddable (there's no pee and poop in our house) but don't expect them to sit, fetch, come here and STFU on command. They're like small children on crack: you can ply them with candy into a van, but beyond that, you're on your own.
We have a separate leather couch for the dogs. When we have friends over, we let them stupidly sit on the dog couch without warning them. The ensuing rape and molestation from Bru and Arnie will make you laugh hard enough to pee yourself. But to be fair, my two are still young and full of piss and vinegar. Give them a year and I'm sure they'll mellow out... but we do have at least 3 arnie related holes in walls and one in the couch from when he was teething. He's also eaten 2 PS3 games. _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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Viliny Vault Senior Citizen


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 9:51 Post subject: |
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| Wry wrote: |
Hehehee! If you want an obedient dog, definitely don't get a husky or mal. They're as stubborn as they come. Luckily they're fairly reasonable and biddable (there's no pee and poop in our house) but don't expect them to sit, fetch, come here and shut the feck up on command. They're like small children on crack: you can ply them with candy into a van, but beyond that, you're on your own.
We have a separate leather couch for the dogs. When we have friends over, we let them stupidly sit on the dog couch without warning them. The ensuing rape and molestation from Bru and Arnie will make you laugh hard enough to pee yourself. |
But malamutes are used as work dogs to pull sleighs and junk, how disobedient can they be? _________________
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 9:57 Post subject: |
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| Viliny wrote: |
| But malamutes are used as work dogs to pull sleighs and junk, how disobedient can they be? |
BWAHAHAHAA! Dangit, I almost spat out my tea. You know what, get one. Just get one someday and see what happens.
I'm fairly sure that working bred dogs that mainly live outside and have a job to keep them occupied don't make great pets but they obviously do their job well.
A house pet is a different kettle of fish. I wish I had a sled or something to keep him busy, but I value not having broken bones.
If you want trainability, get a german shepherd. They're fantastic dogs. _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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Jebus Orderite

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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:02 Post subject: |
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| Wry wrote: |
| Malamutes ftw! What sort of puppy do you have now, Jeebs? |
I have a Golden Retriever puppy now:
A Golden Retriever puppy that can FLY!
I was of course all for a malamute, but my g/f insisted on a retriever (she's been obsessing over one since age 8 - her sisters are allergic to dogs). But I have to say, having a dog that learns and obeys so INCREDIBLY FAST is... refreshing, to say the least. He's 75% housebroken, can sit, lie down, give paws and high-fives, roll over and STFU on command at age... 3 months. It's pretty damn amazing. |
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Viliny Vault Senior Citizen


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:02 Post subject: |
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| Wry wrote: |
| Viliny wrote: |
| But malamutes are used as work dogs to pull sleighs and junk, how disobedient can they be? |
BWAHAHAHAA! Dangit, I almost spat out my tea. You know what, get one. Just get one someday and see what happens.
I'm fairly sure that working bred dogs that mainly live outside and have a job to keep them occupied don't make great pets but they obviously do their job well.
A house pet is a different kettle of fish. I wish I had a sled or something to keep him busy, but I value not having broken bones.
If you want trainability, get a german shepherd. They're fantastic dogs. |
I get animals, never met an animal i couldn't "tame" and be friends with. I guess im just somehow gifted when it comes to animals... which is a nice perk seeing as i wasn't gifted any of that when it comes to other humans.
I understand that work dogs need a lot of excercise to keep them satisfied and whatnot, im not oblivious to how dogs work.
But on the other hand, im not Cesar Shavez either, and i've only had so much experience with different dog races. I just assumed that malamutes wouldn't be completely adhd, but i guess that not the case?
I also dislike german shepherds, one of those nearly killed me when i was little. Only thing that saved my wrist from probable permanent injury was a wristwatch made of metal that got completely destroyed. Thats not the only thing though, i find them unattractive and boring... and everyone and their neighbour has one. Too mainstream!
edit: and i currently am under the impression that german shepherds are liable to genetic defect that might make them go bat shit crazy suddenly _________________
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:26 Post subject: |
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It's not that they're difficult to "tame", they're just incredibly stubborn and strong willed. Trust me, I've had 4 (not all purebred) and known many more (and communities of mal and mal cross owners). They're wonderful dogs, they're extremely intelligent and have great character, but obedience is not their thing. Mine can "sit", "lie down", "wait", "come here, you little shit", "drop it" and "GTFO, YOU MONKEY" but even after having owned and trained dogs for twenty years, I don't expect him to drop everything and listen to every command, every time: because he's a malamute. My malinois cross, on the other hand, will.
One huge issue with mals is their prey drive and recall. Not many people will risk taking a mal off the lead off their property because they have a high prey drive and sometimes simply don't come back, no matter how much they love you. This has disasterous results. I'm lucky that I have Bru because, in certain environments, I can let them run free and trust that they'll both come back because Bru always listens. When he comes back, Arnie always follows. Mals aren't for the feint hearted, you have to be very understanding and accepting of their character. If you can deal with that, you'll be fine. ADHD? When they're young, definitely. When they reach adulthood they usually mellow out considerably... but they'll still be stubborn, fat buggers. Feel free to read more online if you don't trust my assessment.
Aww man, what's with the GSD hatin'? I love them. Sure, there's the stigma attached to them by unsavory people that don't train or raise them right, but in good hands they're the best dogs. Very trainable, loving, intelligent and loyal. Their only drawback is of course hip dysplasia. That sucks big time. _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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Viliny Vault Senior Citizen


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:33 Post subject: |
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| Wry wrote: |
It's not that they're difficult to "tame", they're just incredibly stubborn and strong willed. Trust me, I've had 4 (not all purebred) and known many more (and communities of mal and mal cross owners). They're wonderful dogs, they're extremely intelligent and have great character, but obedience is not their thing. Mine can "sit", "lie down", "wait", "come here, you little shit", "drop it" and "GTFO, YOU MONKEY" but even after having owned and trained dogs for twenty years, I don't expect him to drop everything and listen to every command, every time: because he's a malamute. My malinois cross, on the other hand, will.
One huge issue with mals is their prey drive and recall. Not many people will risk taking a mal off the lead off their property because they have a high prey drive and sometimes simply don't come back, no matter how much they love you. This has disasterous results. I'm lucky that I have Bru because, in certain environments, I can let them run free and trust that they'll both come back because Bru always listens. When he comes back, Arnie always follows. Mals aren't for the feint hearted, you have to be very understanding and accepting of their character. If you can deal with that, you'll be fine. ADHD? When they're young, definitely. When they reach adulthood they usually mellow out considerably... but they'll still be stubborn, fat buggers. Feel free to read more online if you don't trust my assessment.
Aww man, what's with the GSD hatin'? I love them. Sure, there's the stigma attached to them by unsavory people that don't train or raise them right, but in good hands they're the best dogs. Very trainable, loving, intelligent and loyal. Their only drawback is of course hip dysplasia. That sucks big time. |
Been doing a little reading and was surprised to see that poodles were the second most intelligent dogs. Didn't see that coming.
But im starting to lean towards a golden retriever / labrador retriever. I actually have extensive experience with those.
Also had some time with a american bulldog recently, while fucking ugly, a pretty decent dog. _________________
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Wry It Wandered In From the Wastes


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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:34 Post subject: |
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| Jebus wrote: |
| Wry wrote: |
| Malamutes ftw! What sort of puppy do you have now, Jeebs? |
I have a Golden Retriever puppy now:
A Golden Retriever puppy that can FLY! |
Haha epicsauce! What's his name? It looks like his home planet is calling him. Great work with the training, I'm impressed  _________________ ... But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die. |
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