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QUOTE (bjelder @ Jul 23 2008, 03:10 PM) QUOTE (TBatcho07 @ Jul 23 2008, 02:51 PM) I used to be into Slipknot a lot when I was younger.Now they are just old news..Thee musicianship is REALLY tight and unique,but I just HATE Corey's lyrics..."I push my fingers into my eyes".../puke..I however,am very impressed with Joey Jordison's side project(MurderDolls)...If you haven't listened to them,check em out. Word, I'm the same way. Except I can't STAND joey jordison. He's a good drummer but he's the most arrogant douchebag I have EVER seen. Seriously, ever single one of his interviews is cocky as hell. Looking forward to the new music though. I HEARD about that a long time ago, but have never seen any proof of this in any videos what so ever.

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We're getting the White German Shepherd. Met the owners,pups,and the parents. The parents are very friendly. The pups have already been socialized quite a bit, so it seems like things will turn out well.

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QUOTE (ilikemyusername @ Jun 23 2008, 11:00 AM) i work in an animal shelter, and my .02 is get the german shepherd. they will herd your shep (family) and keep them very EXTREMELY well protected. thats what they were bred for. also, they have a sense of anticipation, they are waiting for something to happen at all times, so they're always ready. the dobie... a stranger gives it a peanut butter sandwich and hes made a friend for life. the shephers a stranger gives it a peanut butter sandwich and he'll eat it, then bite him as soon as he's on the other side of the fence. These are kind of things we don't want though..We don't want to have a high risk of legal liabilities.

QUOTE (Snoopy1966 @ Jun 17 2008, 03:46 PM) Get a puggle. A friend of mine has one and he is a really good and smart dog. He is really cool. A bigger dog takes up a lot of time because they need to be out to exercise more. I had Australian Shepherds and they were the best Dog I ever had. Had to run them everyday for hours though. I had to give one away to a farm because he needed to herd. He loved his new home. Oddly enought my girlfriend really really wants a puggle.

My roomate wouldnt be a problem..He has been my bestfriend for years now. The dog will be like a family pet for all of us. So between us three the dog will have plenty of excercise and attention. Edit: And with a bigger dog like these we would be sure to socialize the dog with everybody possible, to prevent the dog of being suspicious of strangers.

QUOTE (fineout @ Jun 17 2008, 01:41 PM) my old dog was half shepard, he was the man, and i think theyre beautiful dogs so i say go for the german shepard! How are they with other animals/strangers?

Want input from previous/current owners of either dogs.. So me, my girlfriend and my roomate are moving into a new house. Since we are moving, my roomate wants to by a puppy. We all want a medium to big size dog, and the two we really want are the two listed in the title. We've been researching the two and obviously there is pros and cons to both. Our one main concern is our little dog we have now. He loves to play and we just worry about him annoying the shit out of the new dog we get... The Shepherd: Says its very loyal, but very protective. Obviously needs a ton of excersise to keep it from being destructive... The Doberman: Says they are very loyal,loving,playful..Good family pets, and is loving of other pets in the family. Again obviously we would need to excersise this dog daily too. Thanks

I usually get rings out of my purge and head a few times each session...I never really thought it was a big deal..The rings from the head are very small though..

After reading this, I'm quite suprised that I didn't get chewed out for complaining about an issue that WAS my mistake.

QUOTE (mattarios2 @ Jun 4 2008, 12:09 PM) QUOTE (Ehorizon @ Jun 4 2008, 02:51 PM) I lay three sticks side by side on the brick hearth in front of my fireplace and score them into fourths with a miter saw, then break them up and toss em in a ziploc bag. Usually I do a whole kilo box at a time, that way I only have to vacuum up one large dust pile once every few weeks rather than getting bits of charcoal on the floor every time I smoke. I find when you do that, it makes the coals crack and split on you more often than if you only score and crack them when you are having a bowl. If all of the coals are sitting on eachother in a ziplock bag, and are always clunking against eachother it makes the coals weaker IMHO from experience. This could be my problem..I broke up about 4 sticks and now that I think about it, only the ones that I broke up days ago are breaking while ashing.