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Stoopid hinges.
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At east Tesla didn't try to help you and eat them!
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NO but while I was under the desk, Ampere thought I was trying to play and kept sticking his cold, wet nose on my arm. Tickled! That's when I hit my head LOL!
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Do you have a pet named Tesla?
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Tesla and Ampere
Can you tell what profession Philatelia retired? Wicked good!
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Very cool. I had a cat named smurf.
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We had a cat named mouse.
Watts wrong with your ohm if there's no resistance to current accidents. Think that was a shocking quote from Voltaire. Or maybe I'm up the wrong hydro pole here.
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husband had a cat named Red Light. Red Light never let a ball or paper go past him!
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Yup - we have Ampere - aka Amp the scamp and Tesla aka messy tessie
Next girl dog we get will be "Joule" - pronounced like "jewel" heh heh
Next boy - hmmm not sure I kinda like "Oersted" haha
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Maybe a Fwench poo-Dell name Coulomb. Oui?
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No poodles here - we're a Schnauzer household, Verstehen Sie??? Zigge Zagge hoi hoi hoi!
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Well, Oersted seems like a bit much - although it is better than Newton/Weber. How about Gauss - very Germanic, and it ties straight to Tesla. But that might give Tesla a superiority complex if he thinks he's worth 10,000 times Gauss.
From someone who has no artistry in naming dogs - just ask Chewie, Lara, and Remington
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Yeah Oersted is a hoot - can you imagine the looks on people's faces at the dog park when they hear "Oeeerrrrsted! ohhh Oeeerrrsted" ???
Hubby likes the name Maxwell, but everyone has a dog named Max, right?
We did have a Kepler and a Darwin, my first two schnauzer boys. It's funny but for some reason the religion peddlers who came to the door were puzzled by hubby's expression "Sic Darwin on 'em" 
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Hold the phone, dollhaus, my last little girl Pembroke Welsh Corgi was named Newton. We named her that because when she was a wee one she would slap her feet when running. So the Newton pound came to mind and she was named. I know you weren't thinking of an English pound torque wrench, but I see nothing wrong with Newt. After all, when IHOP came out with their breakfast menu, we got to call her "Newtie Tootie Fresh and Fruity". She's now in Newton's Corner in the backyard. And don't forget she's not small, she's minute!
It's all good 
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"we're a Schnauzer household, Verstehen Sie??? Zigge Zagge hoi hoi hoi!"
Ach, ja! Ich bin so ein dummer Hund. Vielleicht ein Name wie Bismarck oder Zeppelin?
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Our dogs are Gilligan and The Skipper 2.
The cats are Ginger and Maryann.
Our Border Collie that passed away a couple of years ago was Mr. Howl.
I call my wife Lovey and I guess that makes me...The Professor!
Now if only I could find where Mr. Howl buried that trunk full of $ before he died!
WB
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Does your border collie go bat guano crazy around water hoses and sprinklers the way my neighbor's did? Had loads of fun with that dog.
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Well kinda. He had an almost insane hatred for snakes, so there were times when we'd be rolling up the garden hose and he'd attack it before figuring out that it wasn't one. The Skipper 2 hates snakes, but he just circles it and barks until someone comes to check it out. Not Mr. Howl, he was a snake killin' machine and he didn't care what kind of snake it was. As far as I know, he never got bit.
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My hamsters were Stanley & Livingstone.
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Had a cat once we called "DC". It stood for (as far as our kids were concerned) DARN CAT. It reality, it was a marginally different meaning.
We recently rescued a Beagle/Boxer mix we call Dixie. Sometimes refer to her as
Demon Dog because her eyes are almost completely white but at night, any reflected light makes them glow red.
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I had box turtles name Fluffy and Arthur.
We were also a Schnauzer family, with our first one in 1969 acquired in Germany. He was named Kuno, which was a name of a nobleman from a local castle. We mated him several times and took pick of the litter, which we named Jeremy, Max and Barney. My sister since has had two Schnauzers, one at a time... Nicholas and Hubert.
In my married life we had Sandy, an adoption when an elderly neighbor died. Named because he looked just like Sandy in the Annie movie, which was out at the time. Later on we got Teddie, our Cockapoo who died a year and a half ago. Those two gave us 30 years of dogs!
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Isn't it great?
We are learning all about each others dogs and cats, turtles and birds and even hamsters' names. Not one of them are named Perfin, Gem, Mint or Vickie!
All this from those stoopid hinges!
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I had a fish named Watermark.
No, I didn't. I just feel left out. 
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YOUUU feel left out ?It's gone 4 in the morning and I feel like a lonely Love Song.
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My latest purchase arrived with thick, unpeelable hinges on the backs. Soooooo - I put them on the bed of the scanner to take a pic of them to document their condition and when I open the lid a few fly off the back and under my bookshelf. Sooooo I get under the desk with a ruler to try to fish them out and then I hit my head on the desk. Sooooo now I gather them up and toss them in the soaking bin, but I don't have time to soak them now, sooooo I sigh and put away the album that I had been hoping to put them in today.
Stoopid hinges.
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28 Feb 2016
03:41:22pm
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At east Tesla didn't try to help you and eat them!
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NO but while I was under the desk, Ampere thought I was trying to play and kept sticking his cold, wet nose on my arm. Tickled! That's when I hit my head LOL!
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Do you have a pet named Tesla?
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APS #222602 and Internet Philatelic Dealers Association #439
28 Feb 2016
05:13:58pm
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Tesla and Ampere
Can you tell what profession Philatelia retired? Wicked good!
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Very cool. I had a cat named smurf.
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We had a cat named mouse.
Watts wrong with your ohm if there's no resistance to current accidents. Think that was a shocking quote from Voltaire. Or maybe I'm up the wrong hydro pole here.
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APS #222602 and Internet Philatelic Dealers Association #439
28 Feb 2016
05:39:29pm
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lol
husband had a cat named Red Light. Red Light never let a ball or paper go past him!
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Yup - we have Ampere - aka Amp the scamp and Tesla aka messy tessie
Next girl dog we get will be "Joule" - pronounced like "jewel" heh heh
Next boy - hmmm not sure I kinda like "Oersted" haha
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Maybe a Fwench poo-Dell name Coulomb. Oui?
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No poodles here - we're a Schnauzer household, Verstehen Sie??? Zigge Zagge hoi hoi hoi!
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10:09:38pm
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Well, Oersted seems like a bit much - although it is better than Newton/Weber. How about Gauss - very Germanic, and it ties straight to Tesla. But that might give Tesla a superiority complex if he thinks he's worth 10,000 times Gauss.
From someone who has no artistry in naming dogs - just ask Chewie, Lara, and Remington
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Yeah Oersted is a hoot - can you imagine the looks on people's faces at the dog park when they hear "Oeeerrrrsted! ohhh Oeeerrrsted" ???
Hubby likes the name Maxwell, but everyone has a dog named Max, right?
We did have a Kepler and a Darwin, my first two schnauzer boys. It's funny but for some reason the religion peddlers who came to the door were puzzled by hubby's expression "Sic Darwin on 'em"
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29 Feb 2016
06:30:56am
re: Stoopid Hinges
Hold the phone, dollhaus, my last little girl Pembroke Welsh Corgi was named Newton. We named her that because when she was a wee one she would slap her feet when running. So the Newton pound came to mind and she was named. I know you weren't thinking of an English pound torque wrench, but I see nothing wrong with Newt. After all, when IHOP came out with their breakfast menu, we got to call her "Newtie Tootie Fresh and Fruity". She's now in Newton's Corner in the backyard. And don't forget she's not small, she's minute!
It's all good
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"we're a Schnauzer household, Verstehen Sie??? Zigge Zagge hoi hoi hoi!"
Ach, ja! Ich bin so ein dummer Hund. Vielleicht ein Name wie Bismarck oder Zeppelin?
Pros't (hic; entschuldigen Sie)
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Our dogs are Gilligan and The Skipper 2.
The cats are Ginger and Maryann.
Our Border Collie that passed away a couple of years ago was Mr. Howl.
I call my wife Lovey and I guess that makes me...The Professor!
Now if only I could find where Mr. Howl buried that trunk full of $ before he died!
WB
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Does your border collie go bat guano crazy around water hoses and sprinklers the way my neighbor's did? Had loads of fun with that dog.
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Well kinda. He had an almost insane hatred for snakes, so there were times when we'd be rolling up the garden hose and he'd attack it before figuring out that it wasn't one. The Skipper 2 hates snakes, but he just circles it and barks until someone comes to check it out. Not Mr. Howl, he was a snake killin' machine and he didn't care what kind of snake it was. As far as I know, he never got bit.
WB
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My hamsters were Stanley & Livingstone.
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Had a cat once we called "DC". It stood for (as far as our kids were concerned) DARN CAT. It reality, it was a marginally different meaning.
We recently rescued a Beagle/Boxer mix we call Dixie. Sometimes refer to her as
Demon Dog because her eyes are almost completely white but at night, any reflected light makes them glow red.
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re: Stoopid Hinges
I had box turtles name Fluffy and Arthur.
We were also a Schnauzer family, with our first one in 1969 acquired in Germany. He was named Kuno, which was a name of a nobleman from a local castle. We mated him several times and took pick of the litter, which we named Jeremy, Max and Barney. My sister since has had two Schnauzers, one at a time... Nicholas and Hubert.
In my married life we had Sandy, an adoption when an elderly neighbor died. Named because he looked just like Sandy in the Annie movie, which was out at the time. Later on we got Teddie, our Cockapoo who died a year and a half ago. Those two gave us 30 years of dogs!
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APS #222602 and Internet Philatelic Dealers Association #439
29 Feb 2016
07:41:38pm
re: Stoopid Hinges
Isn't it great?
We are learning all about each others dogs and cats, turtles and birds and even hamsters' names. Not one of them are named Perfin, Gem, Mint or Vickie!
All this from those stoopid hinges!
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I had a fish named Watermark.
No, I didn't. I just feel left out.
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YOUUU feel left out ?It's gone 4 in the morning and I feel like a lonely Love Song.
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