Electric Vehicles: What have you spotted?

MikeT · Unread post by **MikeT** » 03 Jan 2019, 19:38

Sorry about the cat, Steve. I imagine your youngest grew quite attached to it.
Dogs - so misunderstood. They need strong leadership but also have this knack of taking that position if none available, hence doing exactly what they bloody well want to. I see so many people under the disullsion they're walking the dog when it's clearly the other way round.

Unread post by **moizeau** » 03 Jan 2019, 20:09

myglaren wrote: ↑03 Jan 2019, 19:15 While he was away his cat - dumped on my youngest daughter - had to be euthanised on New Years Eve.

Was this due to it dumping on you're daughter?
(No offence meant, but couldn't help myself, sorry)

Unread post by **myglaren** » 03 Jan 2019, 20:24

moizeau wrote: ↑03 Jan 2019, 20:09
myglaren wrote: ↑03 Jan 2019, 19:15 While he was away his cat - dumped on my youngest daughter - had to be euthanised on New Years Eve.

Was this due to it dumping on you're daughter?
(No offence meant, but couldn't help myself, sorry)

No, it was quite old and had been ill before she got it - he'd spent well over £3,000 the previous year and it has cost her quite a bit while under her supervision.
Kidney failure apparently.

Unread post by **moizeau** » 03 Jan 2019, 21:03

Sorry Steve, I was rather crudely using the other meaning for 'dumping' and it was quite harsh to have the cat put to sleep for that reason. (sorry again, twisted sense of humour I'm afraid)

Unread post by **myglaren** » 03 Jan 2019, 21:16

moizeau wrote: ↑03 Jan 2019, 21:03 Sorry Steve, I was rather crudely using the other meaning for 'dumping' and it was quite harsh to have the cat put to sleep for that reason. (sorry again, twisted sense of humour I'm afraid)

I was aware of that but thought I should clarify.

Unread post by **Hell Razor5543** » 03 Jan 2019, 22:13

Pets do us two terrible dis-services. First they steal your hearts, and then (later) they break your hearts.

My Mother had a miserable Christmas. On 23rd (Sunday before) I got a very concerned call, asking me to pick her and Brandy (her Belgium Shepherd) and take them to the emergency vet, as Brandy was suddenly very unwell. It turned out Brandy had a tumour on the junction between the large and small intestine, and it had ruptured. IF (and it was a very slim if) an operation saved her life, it would only be for a few months, and they would not be a good few months.

Goodbye, Brandy. You had a character all of your own, and you are sorely missed by all who knew you.

Unread post by **myglaren** » 03 Jan 2019, 22:31

Hell Razor5543 wrote: ↑03 Jan 2019, 22:13 Pets do us two terrible dis-services. First they steal your hearts, and then (later) they break your hearts.

My Mother had a miserable Christmas. On 23rd (Sunday before) I got a very concerned call, asking me to pick her and Brandy (her Belgium Shepherd) and take them to the emergency vet, as Brandy was suddenly very unwell. It tuned out Brandy had a tumour on the junction between the large and small intestine, and it had ruptured. IF (and it was a very slim if) an operation saved her life, it would only be for a few months, and they would not be a good few months.

Goodbye, Brandy. You had a character all of your own, and you are sorely missed bay all who knew you.

I don't keep pets, I really don't like cats & dogs.
There is a great plains ratsnake here, been here for 24 years. It is my youngest daughter's but she has nowhere for the vivarium so I'm stuck with it.
Fortunately needs the absolute minimum of care and is pretty quiet

Unread post by **CitroJim** » 04 Jan 2019, 08:50

That dog gave you some fantastic exercise Steve

You must be feeling better for it!

I don't do pets for the reasons you state James, plus I'm allergic to virtually every creature that walks on four legs and/or is covered in feathers and flies... I'm especially allergic to their excrement...

They are also needy and demanding... Human friends trump all animal pets always in every way...

Unread post by **myglaren** » 04 Jan 2019, 09:01

CitroJim wrote: ↑04 Jan 2019, 08:50 That dog gave you some fantastic exercise Steve You must be feeling better for it!

I don't do pets for the reasons you state James, plus I'm allergic to virtually every creature that walks on four legs and/or is covered in feathers and flies... I'm especially allergic to their excrement...

They are also needy and demanding... Human friends trump all animal pets always in every way...

Still recovering from it

Blisters on my feet and I can barely get upstairs, ankles, knees and hips all screaming.
Bloody good job I don't have to go to work!
Dog hair everywhere and it has started a mine in the garden, no-one told it coal was finished around here.

Unread post by **CitroJim** » 04 Jan 2019, 09:33

myglaren wrote: ↑04 Jan 2019, 09:01
CitroJim wrote: ↑04 Jan 2019, 08:50 That dog gave you some fantastic exercise Steve You must be feeling better for it!

Still recovering from it
Blisters on my feet and I can barely get upstairs, ankles, knees and hips all screaming.

Sounds like me when I started my running career Steve! Keep at it and all those problems will disappear and the endorphin hit will take over... Touch-wood I've not blistered for ages but then my running shoes and socks cost well north of £100 every 350 miles or so... That helps! I ran 7 miles this morning and feel bloody marvellous for it! I'm utterly hooked on endorphins - the natural morphine-like drug the body makes in response to hard exercise - and get withdrawal symptoms if I don't get it... It's not called a 'runner's high' for nothing

Maybe the dog will find enough coal to make you rich - especially if it's good for steam locomotives

I believe securing long-term coal supplies for preserved railways are quite a concern nowadays...

Dog hairs are amazing... They can defeat the best vacuum cleaners, even those designed for pet hairs... I feel for you

Unread post by **myglaren** » 04 Jan 2019, 09:39

Not a chance in hell Jim.

Michel · Unread post by **Michel** » 04 Jan 2019, 13:22

CitroJim wrote: ↑04 Jan 2019, 08:50
They are also needy and demanding... Human friends trump all animal pets always in every way...

Absolutely no way in hell are humans better friends than animals!!

People are, in general, with few exceptions, utter tw@ts.

Gibbo2286 · Unread post by **Gibbo2286** » 04 Jan 2019, 13:54

Michel wrote: ↑04 Jan 2019, 13:22
CitroJim wrote: ↑04 Jan 2019, 08:50
They are also needy and demanding... Human friends trump all animal pets always in every way...

Absolutely no way in hell are humans better friends than animals!!

People are, in general, with few exceptions, utter tw@ts.

A dog licking your face is no substitute for a first aider when your heart stops and your chest needs pumping.

Michel · Unread post by **Michel** » 04 Jan 2019, 14:04

As a trained first-aider, I agree.

Doesn't stop most people being tw@ts though.

NewcastleFalcon · Unread post by **NewcastleFalcon** » 08 Jan 2019, 17:58

Black Tesla model S, courteously giving way to my own vehicle at a hump-backed bridge. I paid £125 for mine! and have 150miles more "range" and dont want to go 0-60 in under 6 seconds....happy days!

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