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Lucille wrote:
So come on down and check him out. He really is cute and loves to romp and
run.

I'm confused - are you referring to your dog or your husband? vbg
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Lucille wrote:
So come on down and check him out. He really is cute and loves to romp
and run.

I'm confused - are you referring to your dog or your husband? vbg
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Bruce Fletcher
ricardianATbtinternetDOTcom
Stronsay, Orkney
www.stronsay.co.uk/claremont


Well, since I'm a widow, you figure it out !! ;~)))

All it takes to fit under a bed is motivation....DH told me about when he
was in Viet Nam, and the base was hit for the first time. He fully realized
that people he didn't even know were trying to kill him -- and rolled off
his top bunk slap to the floor and stuffed himself under the bottom bunk,
which space was already occupied by the regular occupant of the bottom bunk.
And you know what -- they fit.

As I say, motivation...

Jere


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Elizabeth (picturing my 6'5" DH under the bed)
Would he even fit under a bed?
ROTFLMAO!

Cheryl

Karen C - California wrote:

Cheryl Isaak wrote:

On 7/10/06 11:48 AM, in article
, "Dr. Brat"
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Elizabeth (picturing my 6'5" DH under the bed)


Would he even fit under a bed?
ROTFLMAO!

Cheryl



That depends. Some of those old-fashioned beds where you needed a
stepladder to get into them, he might fit quite nicely.

He'd fit under a newer bed too. He's quite skinny. Thing is, his feet
or his head would have to hang out because he's also quite long.

Elizabeth
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Dr. Brat wrote:

Karen C - California wrote:


That depends. Some of those old-fashioned beds where you needed a
stepladder to get into them, he might fit quite nicely.


He'd fit under a newer bed too. He's quite skinny. Thing is, his feet
or his head would have to hang out because he's also quite long.

Elizabeth


Diagonal.....

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"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 7/10/06 12:09 PM, in article
, "Lucille"
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I'll bet DD would have him eating out her hand in no time!
Cheryl

So come on down and check him out. He really is cute and loves to romp
and
run.

Lucille



Some day!

I had to laugh when Carolyn came over to see me last year, with her daughter
and grand daughter, who`s mad on dogs. Our exceedingly laid-back cavalier
was a great disappointment I think. Carolyn`s grandaughter said "Why does
Maggie act so OLD!" Maggie only actually runs if, when she`s out with
John, I go to meet them and call her - when she takes off like a bat out of
hell, ears flying!

I fully expect her to try to accompany me, rifding on my mobility scooter
when it arrives.

As a matter of fact, there is an elderly couple near here who, when walking
their dogs, take turns on the scooter. He rides it one way and she rides it
back.

Only yesterday we spotted another elderly couple, on identical red scooters,
actually having a race!

Pat P

Karen C - California wrote:
Dr. Brat wrote:

Karen C - California wrote:

That depends. Some of those old-fashioned beds where you needed a
stepladder to get into them, he might fit quite nicely.

He'd fit under a newer bed too. He's quite skinny. Thing is, his
feet or his head would have to hang out because he's also quite long.

Elizabeth

Diagonal.....

Agreed - I'm 6 ft 4 ins tall (should be two feet taller according to my
weight) and always have to sleep diagonally even in a double bed
otherwise my feet get cold!
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Bruce Fletcher
ricardianATbtinternetDOTcom
Stronsay, Orkney
www.stronsay.co.uk/claremont

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Karen C - California wrote:
Dr. Brat wrote:

Karen C - California wrote:

That depends. Some of those old-fashioned beds where you needed a
stepladder to get into them, he might fit quite nicely.

He'd fit under a newer bed too. He's quite skinny. Thing is, his feet
or his head would have to hang out because he's also quite long.

Elizabeth

Diagonal.....

Agreed - I'm 6 ft 4 ins tall (should be two feet taller according to my
weight) and always have to sleep diagonally even in a double bed otherwise
my feet get cold!
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Bruce Fletcher
ricardianATbtinternetDOTcom
Stronsay, Orkney
www.stronsay.co.uk/claremont

Same height as my ex son-in-law. He had a bed and bedding specially made in
the end (there`s a local firm that does that). Expensive, though! The main
trouble is fitting a NORMAL sized bed in most modern houses, though - let
alone an oversized one.

He`s just grateful that he`s not as tall as the Suffolk Giant from a nearby
village. He was 7 ft 7" and his younger brother was only an inch shorter.
http://www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/newbourn.htm John Waller, the Vicar
mentioned on the website, who is a real character, has been a great friend
of ours for about 30 years. He told us that one of his ancestors was hanged
for piracy! It wouldn`t surprise me in the least!

I worked with a chap at BT who is 7 ft 2".

Pat P

Pat P

Karen C - California wrote:

Diagonal.....

Which is the way DH, at 6'2", and I used to sleep in our double
bed...until we got our king-sized one.

Joan