ForumGarden

minks

Euw Voles, now those top the creepy rodent list for me, bleck and yes I like your approach to them grosss (how imature sounding but that is how I feel about them)

I would not subject my cat to their filth either.

Cat-O-Satan or not, he is worth more than that to moi.

minks

<t>Well I am going to go out on a limb here and I can handle the laughs remarks but Try online friendship groups or online dating, again I state "Patience" You gotta be brave and cautious as well and open minded and flexible. You have to give people a chance to show their real ...

minks

<t>Crikey Dr. Doolittle, that is a most admirable however where I live mice and ant infestations are hugely popular and I just can't imagine me getting down on me hands and knees with a paper cone and scooping up a prade of ants and tossing them out side for the betterment of human nature...

minks

Hello BBD

Nice to see you, new myself, but have to say the porch is only the edge of what is really in the house..... :yh_angel

Hope you have fun here, seems a right nice neighborhood if you ask me.

minks

livnnlrnin wrote: itchy

*

Socks

minks

What is love:

Well it is when you look at a person and you picture them holding your heart in their hand and trusting them to handle it with the utmost of care.

minks

Heroine wrote: will work for scraps...

It is believed Einstein was expelled from his math class as he was always trying to prove his teacher wrong.

minks

Jack Sprat wrote: Have you been influencing my cats?

Certainly not kind sir hehehehe I don't quite have that power :yh_ooooo

minks

<t>Perhaps our having been told and raised to believe that men and women are so different is the only reason we are. Perhaps we are not different as sexes so much as different as people with an implanted prejudice. I believe your onto something there holmes. We are what we were rais...

minks

<r>cars wrote: What is your biggest meal of the day? <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> Usually in USA it's Dinner. I have heard that in India their biggest meal is "Lunch", as they have a 4 or 5 course "Hot meal"! My biggest meal of the day fa...

minks

<t>Yes Cher I detest her, her music is as plastic as she is bleck I like some home grown talent Nickelback Default Nellie Futado I also like Linkin Park Perfect Circle Staind Slip Knot oooo yeck ...

minks

<t>>>^..^ Misunderstood Song Lyrics... ever wondered what the heck they are singing because it sounds wrong to you?? Examples Bad Moon Rising - CCR Don't come around tonight, it's bound to take your life, theres a "bathroom on th...

minks

<r>>>^..^ What are the worst songs for you? ~ I have a few... like.... Lady in Red ~ Chris de Burgh <E>:eek:</E> Funky Town ~ Pseudo Echos The Pina Colada Song ~ Rupert Holmes (Mind you, I like all of these b...

minks

<r>the anthropologist wrote: I thought I saw one when I was six. It was a pretty vivid memory, but now I wonder if it was a story I made up as a child and now I believe that it was true. Anyone else had a similar experience? <EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI> <b...

minks

PS

I think there ought to be more programs teaching us how to look after ourselves. Eat better, keep active, a healthy mind and body adds to long living.

minks

<t>Jack Sprat wrote: Depression, arthritis, loss of virility, increased chance of disability, diminishment of hearing and vision..... There are dozens of illness that we relate to growing older. Along with them is the tendency to increase our dependence on medications and medical procedur...

minks

<t>Jack Sprat wrote: My doctor is loathe to prescribe antibiotics because of the huge number of drug resistant problems our local hospital has seen and because he feels the more we take a medicine the higher dose we'll have to use when the need is pressing. He does prescribe what is needed of medica...

minks

rachelg wrote: Shepherd

sheep

:wah:

minks

rachelg wrote: Shepherd

sheep

:wah:

minks

livnnlrnin wrote: Schnauzer

German

minks

<r>Jack Sprat wrote: To make matters worse, we love each other more now then when we renewed our vows five years ago. And at that time we were more in love then five years prior, etc. That is just awesome <E>:)</E> Have you kids? So much in todays society can cause divor...

minks

Peg wrote: Hi Minks and welcome to the garden

I've been enjoying your posts. :-6

Hi Peg

And thanks for the welcome. This place looks to be most enjoyable. Love the wide range of topics. The friendliness.

Have a great day.

minks

<r>tmbsgrl wrote: Hi Minks! I look forward to meeting you & having some nice conversations. Welcome Aboard. Hope you enjoy this wonderful website! Susie Hi Susie, wow so many greetings this is nice. I like what I have seen of this forum, so friendly, what a treat, I m...

minks

<t>greydeadhead wrote: Welcome to the Groups Minks... Nice ta meet ya... My Thanks nice to be here, looks like a nice place.... I come from another forum that actually banned me because I was forever standing up for the underdog. They were a bit of a power hungry group t...

minks

<r>Tombstone wrote: Very good! Do you live south of Calgary? Sounds like you had some unusually warm weather like we did the past few days. Well no Tomb I do not live south of Calgary, I actually live in South Calgary hehehehe there you have it my home town. Lived here all my life <...

minks

<t>weeder wrote: Hello, I rode a motorcycle in the 70's up the New England Coast.. Into Canada took the ferry Across to Nova Scotia.. Came home throug the providence of New Brunswick.. Remotely beautiful I will always remember it. It was very cold the whole trip though in July....

minks

<r>abbey wrote: Hi from England Minks, been looking at your posts pretty funny, welcome <E>:D</E> Hello Abbey North England huh how lovely I would love to get there one day. Have good friends way south from Gossport but hey need to win the lottery first. Nice ...

minks

<t>tankspring wrote: bon soir! Hello back, and I am guessing that was something of a hello in French? I am not of the french speaking canadian breed. That is the joys of coming from the west, we dont' have to be bilingual. Riiight I think it would have been a good thing at one time ...

minks

<t>I would like to contribute my canadian bit here That attack on Canada regarding Mad Cow, was very deep cutting and did nothing to aid in the US Canada relations. We are just now recovering from it and even to date the border isn't fully opened to Alberta beef. How many more ...

minks

tmbsgrl wrote: Panties

thong

minks

<t>capt_buzzard wrote: Are there any Real friends out there? Since I bought my first computer last year on my retirement. I have not met one internet friend. I don't have many real live friends either come to think of that. Patience is my suggestion if your looking for friends on th...

minks

Paula wrote: Should Gay Marriage be Passed into Law?

Gays should have to pay support to ya know

minks

capt_buzzard wrote: Hello from West Britain :wah:

Cheers and thank you

from one west side to another :yh_bigsmi

minks

Tombstone wrote: understatement

Undergarment

(Sorry you folks will get used to me)

minks

<r>[QUOTE=cars]Santa had "8" famous reindeer. What are their names? (Order not important) <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> (not counting Rudolph) Good luck! <E>:D</E> Doc, Happy, Sleepy, Grumpy, Dopey, Sneezy, and Basshful.... oooo dang wrong kid...

minks

Paula wrote: Very good, cedar is slow growing, fragrant & long lived.... :-6

ooo I have to be fragrant oooo noooooo

minks

<t>Shadow wrote: Hi everyone! I'm new to any kind of online forum, so please bear with me my ignorance. I'm from the west coast of Canada, so sitting here in the rain, it is my hope that the Forum Garden will help me retain my sanity. It's either that or I run outside and start squishing squirrels!!...

minks

Paula wrote: If this is a garden of forum, what type of plant are you? :sneaky:

A great cedar tree, I would love to grow and live for a very long time

minks

<t>RosiePosieTook wrote: I have a golden retriever named Maxamillion Robespire, 2 cats(which are actuallly my boyfriends) named tweaker and frodo, 7 hermit crabs, 5 catfish, and 2 frogs, and i love them all I have one dog almost 2 yrs old, a new kitten (scratched to sh** hands as pr...

minks

<r>Jack Sprat wrote: Cindy, My wife and I are about to renew our 5-year agreement (we actually have a legal marriage) for the 9th time. Some marriages are successful. <E>:)</E> Congrats on that. Always nice to hear of a "many year" marriage. Cheers to you both....

minks

<t>Jack Sprat wrote: Wonderful to have another Canadian onboard. We in the US envy your freedoms. Is there some way you could warm up the climate north of the border so I could move there? Thanks Jack nice to hear some of you like us well here today it is ummm about 5C wh...

minks

<t>Tombstone wrote: Hi Minks! Welcome to FG! What part of Western Canada do you live? I'm probably pretty close to you. (Northern Idaho) Well tomb not to sound cheezy but almost right on top of you I hale from the lovely province of Alberta, southern part I mig...

minks

<t>koan wrote: Should it be harder to get a divorce or harder to get a marriage licence? Many people,myself included, get married because of pregnancy then end up with problems because the marriage was not strong. Should they stay together for the kids? Should they have gotten married bec...

minks

Hello from the great white north, commonly known as Canada.... I hale from the western part so please do not ask me to speak french because I don't know how.

I look forward to meeting you all.

Cheers

Search found 22444 matches