Andy

Hmmmmm let me see.... the band begins with a 'B' Candy flip ???????

Great pics, and the ring is awesome. and the cake well. . . . :cookies:

How do you know it's an old band lookit them haircuts

LOL where's the tartan ???

LOL when you use the picture make sure the name isn't the file name of the picture. OK so it's "god" Alanis Morrisette OK then Who's This

and it'll half as expensive as your house

We're hammering out the fine details in the Staff room now. Keep 'em peeled

I used to live in Oxford When the Morse TV series was on it was set and filmed in Oxford I had the same thing, seeing places I see everyday on TV is quite surreal.

working (lots) Bought new leads and collars for my pack (very swish) Posting on here (lots) watched all of breaking bad from season 1 to current episode (awesome) Laid laminate flooring (phew) and other stuff. . .

Well done Maya. Go give those old folks woos and cuddles

LOL yeah, When I moved everything out of the livingroom to prepare for the laminate flooring. WOW the stuff we found "deep" under the sofa :eek:

Just hurry up and get back to posting

Perks of the Job. McFly were ok in the day. My Daughter Kells was a bit of a fan.

Awwww Spot has such sad eyes

Awesome Pics Jos (as always:)) Sounds like you're having a blast

Anyone who has been close to a real wolf will attest that apart from the almond shaped eyes and slight "mask" markings on the face Huskies Actually DON'T look like wolves. Wolves are MUCH bigger tend to be a dirty brown or grey but not huge fluctuations in overall coat colour. and the Tails don't curl up. We humans however see the slight resemblance (more than most other dogs admittedly)and see "Wolf"

I don't think they bred them with anything originally, more a case of the function they needed the dogs to perform i.e smaller etc, for getting into badger sets that sort of thing required a smaller dog and so the owners bred FROM the smaller dog and so theose genes became dominant and the shape of that particular type of dog changed and became a breed (terrier for example)

We call ours Siberian Huskies. . . but all of ours are many generations separated from a Husky that was actually born and bred in siberia. But that REALLY is a Siberian Husky. . . NICE

Awwww those are nice

These things have never lasted more than a couple of hours at mine. Looks like Blaze is enjoying them

Lovely pics. Looks like they are enjoying themselves.

That was brilliant, thanks