MORE random pics......

[widebody911]

[Targa Me]

Originally Posted by widebody911

Widebody,
You always seem to post some pretty cool gifs, but I think this one is one of the best. For whatever reason.... I really like it.

[Gogar]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

I think you guys should consider the POSSIBILITY that this is a photoshop.

[Craig T]

Originally Posted by SIR70T

Hate to be overly controversial , but some breeds shouldn't be dogs

All dogs start out like a piece of clay, regardless of breed. Of course some clay is red, some is grey, some is firm, and some is soft, but the finished product is the result of human hands. Ultimately, dogs are a product of their owners.

Chain a golden retriever to a stake and leave it isolated or tormented and it will behave exactly like an inner-city pit bull. Socialize a pit bull early, give it training and a firm place in the pack and it will behave just like a golden retriever.

[Jim Horton]

Originally Posted by Gogar

I think you guys should consider the POSSIBILITY that this is a photoshop.

This particular photo could be photo-shopped, but I have also seen dog abuse like this in the flesh.

[Craig T]

Originally Posted by Jim Horton

This particular photo could be photo-shopped, but I have also seen dog abuse like this in the flesh.

That's right. Drive through a neighborhood in Compton or Pacoima and you'll see this behind more then one chain link fence.

It's real. The head is hung low due to the weight of the chain and you can see his discomfort. His eyes are not dominant or even confident.

[craigster59]

And on a happier note.....

[craigster59]

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by craigster59

And on a happier note.....

Hay, dats the Bellflower restaurant IIRC.

Been a long time, is it still there?

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by Craig T

Socialize a pit bull early, give it training and a firm place in the pack and it will behave just like a golden retriever.

Until one day when unexpectedly he bites your face off

Serial, all dogs are capable of biting. A little yap yap dog might be able to break the skin.
A powerful dog that had been bred to kill is capable of a bit more than that.

[sammyg2]

Some might think dogs like this are harmless ....





and dogs like this are dangerous:







But this is the one you really need to watch out for:

[masraum]

Originally Posted by bugstrider

Ooopppppfffffff. How would this happen?

Edited - language. -Z-man.

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Same one that did

[lukeh]

Originally Posted by Baz

FWIW... The board is set up wrong. The lower right square needs to be white. TV and the movies get this wrong all the time. This is how you can tell if the prop man knows how to play chess.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by lukeh

FWIW... The board is set up wrong. The lower right square needs to be white. TV and the movies get this wrong all the time. This is how you can tell if the prop man knows how to play chess.

You have a good eye, Luke! I didn't catch that......well done!

[Baz]

Originally Posted by Craig T

All dogs start out like a piece of clay, regardless of breed. Of course some clay is red, some is grey, some is firm, and some is soft, but the finished product is the result of human hands. Ultimately, dogs are a product of their owners.

Chain a golden retriever to a stake and leave it isolated or tormented and it will behave exactly like an inner-city pit bull. Socialize a pit bull early, give it training and a firm place in the pack and it will behave just like a golden retriever.

Thank you Craig - well said, sir.

[dafischer]

The Bass-O-Matic. Yummmm.

[dafischer]

Forgat a pic...

[Craig T]

ROTFLMAO!

[Craig T]

[craigster59]

Originally Posted by lukeh

FWIW... The board is set up wrong. The lower right square needs to be white. TV and the movies get this wrong all the time. This is how you can tell if the prop man knows how to play chess.

Being a prop man, this is now duly noted. Heck, we're lucky if we remember to check that the American flag is always on the left when facing a judge (or prez, official, etc), sometimes the set dec doesn't know and sets it up wrong. That one gets slipped up on too.