(frank) OFF (frank) YOU. I'M TRYING
- DTF69

i have never seen it, ty


also please zivgy post the whole horse camel story you ahole

i have never seen it, ty


also please zivgy post the whole horse camel story you ahole
- -davies-

PS - I forgot to mention in my earlier "stories about the Arena" email one of the more charming anecdotes, and it's true too! From the mid-70's until the building closed it was home to anywhere from 4-8 adult cats. No one fed them, took care of them, or even saw them except on rare occasions. They were in charge of keeping the building free of other such small living creatures. They did a great job, because I never once saw so much as a mouse in the old place. And, true story, from time to time, if you knew where to look you could spot them even during games. They'd sit under the lowest rows of the arena, which were removable sections, eat popcorn and hotdog buns, and watch the big crowds. I handled the PA for the Storm soccer team, and knew all the hidden walkways in the place. The only time I saw the cats was during games, down under the stands. It must have been one hell of a smorgasboard for them!

To which Edna Marshall replied on July 5, 1999: I worked for the cleaning crew of the Arena for a short time and on the maintenance/ice crew for 7 years. I wish to correct a statement made by Bob Wilber, he said the cats at the Arena were not fed, this is incorrect, they were fed by the maintenance and cleaning crew workers as well as some of the watchmen. My husband Chester Marshall worked for the Arena for 36 years and I know he and I took food to the cats on serveral occassions as did the watchmen and some members of the cleaning crew, the rest of his statements on this subject are pretty well correct. When the sports show used to come to the Arena they set up a fish tank display and the cats had a feast then, I think that was probably the cats favorite show. I enjoyed your web site a great deal, nice job. People like my husband and I and the numerous employees of the old lady appreciate your fine efforts. She is gone but will never be forgotten, Long live the Arena

(frank) OFF (frank) YOU. I'M TRYING
- DTF69

Lol

i have never seen it, ty


also please zivgy post the whole horse camel story you ahole
- -davies-

wasn't from an article or anything.

and supposedly that story's made up and the horse is just trying to (frank) the camel, so there are you happy now? we could've just lived with what we thought was the truth from an hour ago but now you made me go back and look it up and ruin everything.

wasn't from an article or anything.

and supposedly that's made up and the horse is just trying to (frank) the camel, so there are you happy now? we could've just lived with what we thought was the truth from an hour ago but now you made me go back and look it up and ruin everything.
- Shutdown

jesus christ, dave.

jesus christ, dave.
- kicksave856

http://youtu.be/g8ibNFGyUQc

(frank) you guys this is awesome and I'm (frank)ing gone (frank) you ziggy

it's been a successful day so far. i went for my coffee and all kinds of people are walking their dogs. dogs are everywhere. i just personally made friends with 3 dogs.

it's been a successful day so far. i went for my coffee and all kinds of people are walking their dogs. dogs are everywhere. i just personally made friends with 3 dogs.
- kicksave856

That's pretty cool. Wish you took pictures.

That's pretty cool. Wish you took pictures.
- Shutdown

so do i!

but seriously, my phone was in my car.

if it wasn't i would have done you one better and called you and let you talk to dog.

one was a big white dog. she seemed really happy to be outside.

then there was a collie type of dog. real old. walked like 10 feet ahead of his owner and his little bro dog. he knew the drill so he didn't have to stay by the owners side. he knew the route they were taking, he knew to stay on the sidewalk, he knew not to go in the street. and the whole time he had a stuffed turtle in his mouth.

one was a big white dog. she seemed really happy to be outside.

then there was a collie type of dog. real old. walked like 10 feet ahead of his owner and his little bro dog. he knew the drill so he didn't have to stay by the owners side. he knew the route they were taking, he knew to stay on the sidewalk, he knew not to go in the street. and the whole time he had a stuffed turtle in his mouth.
- kicksave856

ok now you're starting to piss me off with the no pics thing

ok now you're starting to piss me off with the no pics thing
- -davies-

maybe i'm ashamed of the way i hold the phone.

maybe i'm ashamed of the way i hold the phone.
- kicksave856

the seal gets all concerned when she falls lol

maybe i'm ashamed of the way i hold the phone.
- kicksave856

well it's pretty ridiculous

the seal gets all concerned when she falls lol


- Crimsoninja

lol

lol
- -davies-

but seriously, my phone was in my car.

if it wasn't i would have done you one better and called you and let you talk to dog.
- kicksave856

I'm just shocked you didn't throw them down a sewer drain.

I'm just shocked you didn't throw them down a sewer drain.
- Cape Breton Bruins

its only 1:49

Guthrie is great on the leash. It's amazing, at 12 weeks he's better on walks than my parents dog was at 12 years... Stays within 10 feet, comes when called, smiles...

Think we done good here.

Guthrie is great on the leash. It's amazing, at 12 weeks he's better on walks than my parents dog was at 12 years... Stays within 10 feet, comes when called, smiles...

Think we done good here.
- nfph

Guthrie is great on the leash. It's amazing, at 12 weeks he's better on walks than my parents dog was at 12 years... Stays within 10 feet, comes when called, smiles...

Think we done good here.
- nfph

video of him walking pls with music edited over top to conceal the voices of you and mrs.nfph pls

its only 1:49
- Crimsoninja

let's all please recognize how protective i was when the wild turkey was on the loose.

oh yes, save is in my name.