Random Pictures.

[DonDuck]

Originally Posted by Gerardo

My home defense, Tito.

He went on walkabout for 8 days, came back ravenous and smelling Iike a fish market sewer. Thankfully, unscathed.

Love the face! Looks like he has some Ridgeback in his lineage. My experience is Ridgeback's like to wander (walkabout).

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Tito does have a sweet expression, though I suspect when defending, it doesn't look that sweet!! Belle will bark, but that is it, LOL, but often enough to make some one think twice, she has a big bark.

[SpookyShoe]

It's that time..... Towards the end of the night we get teens who are really a little old to be trick-or-treating. But if they take the candy off my hands, then I can't eat it. First time poster here, but the thread is Random Pictures so here goes.

Donna, Texas Gulf Coast

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Spooky Shoe, that is an inviting entry way. Very nice.

[SpookyShoe]

Thanks, imp.

Donna

[Gerardo]

What a great entrance, well done.

Methinks Tito would wag his tail at any Tomatovillian, he's a bundle of joy or fangs/claws, like most of us.

This is what the sidewalks on the main thoroughfares in CDMX looked like a few days ago, getting ready for Nov 2nd.
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And check out this zip gun I stumbled into while perusing the local scumbag gallery.

[Gerardo]

@don
I love those ridgebacks, my favorite dog and on the shortlist for next pooch. In a way I'm glad they're not popular, as they require understanding owners, and cool neighbors for their required adventures.

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by Gerardo

@don
I love those ridgebacks, my favorite dog and on the shortlist for next pooch. In a way I'm glad they're not popular, as they require understanding owners, and cool neighbors for their required adventures.

Neighbors dog, ridgeback plus doberman.
Habits sleeping in my lap legs sprawled out head on mine.
Kill anything that came in the area with tongue but the people that lived in the area.

[SpookyShoe]

Gerardo, Dia de los Muertos is popular in parts of Texas too, including the area in which I live (near Houston).

Donna, Texas Gulf Coast

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by SpookyShoe

Gerardo, Dia de los Muertos is popular in parts of Texas too, including the area in which I live (near Houston).

Donna, Texas Gulf Coast

Day of the dead.
And no I dont have to use interpretation to know what it means.

[AuntJane21]

No lawnmower needed, we are here.

[AlittleSalt]

Originally Posted by AuntJane21

No lawnmower needed, we are here.

Nature's lawnmowers I could use around 50 to 100 of those.

[AlittleSalt]

Originally Posted by Worth1

Day of the dead.
And no I dont have to use interpretation to know what it means.

It's what your inbox is. Make some room.

[imp]

Originally Posted by Gerardo

What a great entrance, well done.

Methinks Tito would wag his tail at any Tomatovillian, he's a bundle of joy or fangs/claws, like most of us.

This is what the sidewalks on the main thoroughfares in CDMX looked like a few days ago, getting ready for Nov 2nd.
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And check out this zip gun I stumbled into while perusing the local scumbag gallery.

What a lovely flower display! Zip guns can be so dangerous. RR's are lovely dogs as a rule, and very athletic!

Originally Posted by SpookyShoe

Gerardo, Dia de los Muertos is popular in parts of Texas too, including the area in which I live (near Houston).

Donna, Texas Gulf Coast

The city is bringing back a zombie crawl for that weekend here as part of the festivities. I never have seen the zombies actually crawl, more of a stroll and the occasional stagger, LOL!!!

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

It's what your inbox is. Make some room.

Running on 97% impulse power captain PM away.

Worth