Dog training question....
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Eddie Kershaw
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Todd
If I was you I would show him one of your faverit winged decoys and he might forget crapping on the retrieve.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
If I was you I would show him one of your faverit winged decoys and he might forget crapping on the retrieve.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
Pete McMiller
Well-known member
Tod,
This is really beneath you. Inflaming the forum when it's already on simmer is cheating and you should be ashamed. Inflaming when we are all giving each other hugs is your real talent.
This is really beneath you. Inflaming the forum when it's already on simmer is cheating and you should be ashamed. Inflaming when we are all giving each other hugs is your real talent.
Jim Boyer
Active member
I think it is time for a history lesson. Many years ago a colonist invented the lighting rod. The concept is simple and eloquent. A sharp, pointed metal object will allow for a gradual discharge of electricity between the ground and clouds in the sky. Ben was cool. Now the history lesson gets better.
Eventually, the lightening rods were exported to England. Of course, the inventor was an "ignorant" colonist. What could he possibly know about electricity? To make matters worse, the sharp, pointed metal rods on top of English architecture just didn't look right. Therefore the English in all their wisdom rounded off the lighting rods so they would look better. Of course, their rounded off lightening rods didn't work.
This history lesson explains the ongoing aversion (no pun intended) the British have for American ingenuity. They've been missing the point for quite some time (pun intended).
On a side note, three of my four Labs have British blood in their genetics. Taffey, Gunny and Daisy are related to FTCH Milbuies Dust Lad. I have no idea whether that is good (or not). However, all three are sharp and two of them point.
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Eventually, the lightening rods were exported to England. Of course, the inventor was an "ignorant" colonist. What could he possibly know about electricity? To make matters worse, the sharp, pointed metal rods on top of English architecture just didn't look right. Therefore the English in all their wisdom rounded off the lighting rods so they would look better. Of course, their rounded off lightening rods didn't work.
This history lesson explains the ongoing aversion (no pun intended) the British have for American ingenuity. They've been missing the point for quite some time (pun intended).
On a side note, three of my four Labs have British blood in their genetics. Taffey, Gunny and Daisy are related to FTCH Milbuies Dust Lad. I have no idea whether that is good (or not). However, all three are sharp and two of them point.
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Eddie Kershaw
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Jim mate
That was a good history lesson,but it seems like your dogs with the English breeding knows a bit moor than you, now I will give you a history lesson if it was,nt for us british you would,nt have been able to drop atombomb on Japan in the 2 world war because it was us that split the atom and it was done right up the road from me at manchester Univercity. HeheHe
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
That was a good history lesson,but it seems like your dogs with the English breeding knows a bit moor than you, now I will give you a history lesson if it was,nt for us british you would,nt have been able to drop atombomb on Japan in the 2 world war because it was us that split the atom and it was done right up the road from me at manchester Univercity. HeheHe
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
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Eddie Kershaw
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Jim
FTCH , stands for feild trial champions, if you would like I will try and do some research for you and find what kennels they came from hear in the UK and if possible the name of the breeder.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond
FTCH , stands for feild trial champions, if you would like I will try and do some research for you and find what kennels they came from hear in the UK and if possible the name of the breeder.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond
TimJ
Well-known member
How's this Eddie,
Ernest Lawrence who built the first cyclotron and won a Nobel Prize was born and raised in my little home town. His work with the Manhattan Project produced the enriched uranium for the first bomb.
Oh and it was actually the Germans who figured out a way to split the atom to release large amounts of energy. The British way just produced a little poof.
But it was the first.
Tim
Ernest Lawrence who built the first cyclotron and won a Nobel Prize was born and raised in my little home town. His work with the Manhattan Project produced the enriched uranium for the first bomb.
Oh and it was actually the Germans who figured out a way to split the atom to release large amounts of energy. The British way just produced a little poof.
But it was the first. Tim
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Eddie Kershaw
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Tim
It was that little poof that put paid to Hiroshima and nagazaki and without it you guys would,nt have been able to do it.
Tim here is another one for you , My ancesters sailed over to America on the Mayflour and that is why you have got the name Keshaw in America, there is also the kershaw institute, and kershaw knifes, all this from a little place 14miles outside of manchester called rochdale from where my name aridgenated.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
It was that little poof that put paid to Hiroshima and nagazaki and without it you guys would,nt have been able to do it.
Tim here is another one for you , My ancesters sailed over to America on the Mayflour and that is why you have got the name Keshaw in America, there is also the kershaw institute, and kershaw knifes, all this from a little place 14miles outside of manchester called rochdale from where my name aridgenated.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
Anthony A
Well-known member
The British way just produced a little poof.
Tim
Poof is a little too close to poop for my taste, which we all know will bring the discussion back to laying a deuce on some unlucky guy's truck - (dudes, just the imagining that makes it difficult to keep a straight face).
At least there was no mention of doucheing or bags (*whew*)
Sorry, I couldn't help it... Jim has also been helpful to me.
TimJ
Well-known member
If you ever travel over west to Wales maybe you can help me trace some of my family tree. My great great grandfather came from Wales. It's been hard to search back to find much about him. Last name Jones. hahaha Doesn't really narrow it down I suppose. Man there were a lot that came here and I bet half were named John Jones.
Tim
Tim