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Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
In general, women don't own *dogs*. They tend to own "dogs"--those silly, fluffy, less than a foot tall yap-thingies that don't act or behave at all like real *dogs*.

Last one had a German Shepherd. It was a real dog. It also meant that her life was revolved around feeding and walking the dog, picking the dog up from whoever was watching the dog when she was at work or on a date, and planning her schedule around whether her dog would be taken care of.

The same rule could probably be applied to women who have children. You aren't really single if you are in a deeply committed relationship with someone or something else.

Originally posted by Time Trial
Last one had a German Shepherd. It was a real dog. It also meant that her life was revolved around feeding and walking the dog, picking the dog up from whoever was watching the dog when she was at work or on a date, and planning her schedule around whether her dog would be taken care of.

The same rule could probably be applied to women who have children. You aren't really single if you are in a deeply committed relationship with someone or something else.

yep

hit 'n run

You are never alone if you have a dog either. i could be single the rest of my life as long as i had my dog with me. If i go to the store, my dog goes with me. when i take my kids to daycare, my dog goes. when walk around the side of my house to take a piss, my dog is right behind ready to smell it.


i will always have a dog, and if i was dating i would look for a women who had a dog herself.



**granted, when i say "DOG" i mean something that could kill a small child if it wanted to.

Dogs don't have a soul so you really are alone.

Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
In general, women don't own *dogs*. They tend to own "dogs"--those silly, fluffy, less than a foot tall yap-thingies that don't act or behave at all like real *dogs*.

Idk....most of the girls I know/have met have regular dogs. Most of them have some sort of border collie out here it seems like.

Originally posted by foshizzel17

i will always have a dog, and if i was dating i would look for a women who had a dog herself.




This is how I feel, but raising a dog at this point isnt fair to the dog. I will basically be gone for two weeks, home for 2-5 days, then gone for another 2 weeks.

Originally posted by Ahrens858
This is how I feel, but raising a dog at this point isnt fair to the dog. I will basically be gone for two weeks, home for 2-5 days, then gone for another 2 weeks.
That's why I didn't have one while I was living in an apartment. I can't understand people who keep dogs locked up inside a cage all day. Of course, now I have four.

Same goes for assholes that chain them to a tree for more than a few minutes. I don't even like dogs but I think that's bullshit.


And you are the Crazy Dog Lady, jd.

Originally posted by jdbolick

That's why I didn't have one while I was living in an apartment. I can't understand people who keep dogs locked up inside a cage all day. Of course, now I have four.


yea, even though that situation isnt year round, its for 4-6 months which entirely too much.


I really do miss having a dog though

Originally posted by Rocdog21
If you're still paying on your loan I'd at least check with the dealership on what they're willing to do. If it's paid off then yeah I'd sell it

$3.5K left on it. I have $1.5K free to put into the loan but I really do not trust my car so I'm keeping it just in case it shits out on me and I need to rent one for a while

Originally posted by foshizzel17
this. normally when i get to the point of wanting/needing a new car. i want it now. i dont want to wait to sell my other one, and i normally need it for the down payment on the new one.

Definitely agree here. If I can drop a few thousand into the down payment right then to get a way lower monthly payment, I'm all for it.

Originally posted by InRomoWeTrust
I'm in the camp you should always buy your car outright unless you're in an emergency type situation where you're left with no choice. It's a prepared for expense.

Don't have enough money to buy it outright. I bought my first car from a private party and got lucky as hell that it was in fantastic condition, but I'd rather have the BBB behind me buying from a dealer than having nothing behind me buying from a person

Originally posted by rams78110
Definitely agree here. If I can drop a few thousand into the down payment right then to get a way lower monthly payment, I'm all for it.

Yea, I put a pretty good sized down payment on money I had saved from work to get a lower payment.


Granted I needed a vehicle then, my dodge was about to shit the bed in multiple areas.

Getting the minor paperwork submitted here is the biggest pain in the ass. Its literally taken me 10x as long to do it as it has my actual degree application, which was easy. Our chemistry department is absolutely awful.