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Big dogs = big volumeous excrement= shovel Now how about we talk about something other than pet's bowel movements?

When it comes to animal waste, I prefer to beleive that I have a phsycic connection with the animal that allows me to know what is wrong with him. I have shoveled, cleaned and stepped in dog and cat poop enough in my life!

:eek: Ok you really, really need a new hobby!:D

Yup, the only sure fire way to get it back is to forget about the ball, buy a replacement, and just as you start to find the new ball is working much better (better quality squeeek or something). You will wake up with an old soggy ball in your slipper.

You have to frame these things right, if you are going to make predictions about the fate of this poor ball it shoud be mysterious: I sense the ball is gone now, gone to a dark place. It is a journey from which there will be a return, a unwelcome return for some.

Perhaps, But to play devil's advocate: maybe they give a sense of closure to these people. They would not have believed these things if they didn't want to. If they make some money out of it....well at least they are robbing them in a socially acceptable way. Hell they could b3e doing...

Miss Shelf- It is indeed! Now about your dog's ball- I see.... a dark place, someplace hidden, someplace unseen. It is close too you now .. I can sense it. Have you checked behind the couch? By the way I think your quote fits into this discussion so perfectly: The whole problem...

Truly that might be the most profound thought of them all!;) Sorry if I inadvertently attack anybody's beliefs, I always had a very strong belief in the newest scientific discoveries and have become very disillusioned with our illustrious scientific community. I actually started a rant...

Amelie This isn't the MOST recent movie I have seen, but the most recent note-worthy movie. There was a re-release of the movie at my local cinema so I had to go watch! For those unfortunate few who have not seen this: Go, Now! It was amazing watching the scene where she talks about how...

Aaaawwww, I'm blushing! Can't agree more about your statements about the brain, the more we find out about the brain, the more we find that we will probably never understand it.

War: The most horrendous and powerful of human inventions. No other single thing more perfectly shows the horror and vileness that humans as a race are capable of, and the beauty, selflessness, bravery and brotherhood any individual can accomplish. It burns lives, and sparks progress...

In my ideal fantasy library: A great big sprawling building, I want to get lost, literally. Give me winding passages, a big courtyard and every section of the library in a different room. The central courtyard should have a small bubbling fountain, and a large tree one that can be climbed...

Mmmh, the eternal search for truth and proof thereof. A good friend of mine is very fond of saying that he only has proof of the things he can see right now, the rest of the world is just hear-say. Or to put it another way, America (to me) is just a rumour.:eek: I have never been there...

Great! Looking forward to it.

I have not red White Wolf, but from what I have heard of the book it is the start of a new 'series'. It is set in the same universe as Legend, but some years earlier. I have red a book that features the same lead character as white wolf (Skilgannon), and I have to say I like him. The...

To answer your question Legend is average for his early work, but far below par for his later stuff. (Although I list Legend as one of my favourite novels, simply for introducing me to Gemmel) In legend he starts with the fallible hero theme. If you picked it up on it and liked that read the...

Mmmhh I have some friends who say they can sense things, basic small stuff, see aura's and the like. Now I like proof of something, I haven't seen any concrete proof that these things can happen, or any proof that they can't. In my opinion it is far more likely that there are people with...

Hi I might be repeating someone, if I do sorry. Ok who are the big names in Sci-fi and fantasy? Some great books are listed but let me give you my personal favourites. First is Raimond E. Feist, he writes a very good story and his stories are epic. His first series (Magicial, Silvethorn...

Hi I am also not an English "native", but I grew up in the language to a large extent. Now I can't help you much with the classics, I have only read Dickens - Great Expectations, a few Shakespeare plays, and Homer's -the Odyssey. Great works, but the language in these are somewhat...

Unfortunately I only get to read in my commute time these days: Bus or train. I use to love to take a reading weekend. Get junk food, and juice, lock myself in my room, prop pillows up agianst the window and lie down under a comfy blanket and read trough at least a book a day. Very Zen...