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A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 18 @ 6:16 PM ET
http://www.tsn.ca/report-...p-no-trade-lists-1.210362


+1 for Vancouver.......

- classic321

That works in reverse as well, making it harder to trade a player.
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Feb 18 @ 6:19 PM ET
I really don't see why cats are still seen as a viable pet when there is dogs of a similar size
- Bieksa#3

I never seen one dog yet crap in a litter box daily. On my running shoes yes in a litter box no.
classic321
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 07.04.2012

Feb 18 @ 6:24 PM ET
That works in reverse as well, making it harder to trade a player.
- A_SteamingLombardi


Yeah I guess, I would like to see a limit of 2 NTC's per team.

I always knew Vancouver had a Leg Up on other CDN cities, but to read it in print sure does help.

It seems like not that long ago Taylor Hall was drafted, now he will be 24 to start next season.

If McDavid or Eichel don't turn things around FAST those core guys are asking for a trade.

VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Feb 18 @ 6:24 PM ET
ahhh that has to be the worst smell !!! every single cat house I walk into I can smell it

- SMP8719

We change the litter every day. The GF is super good about cleaning it up and spraying with Fabreeze . I think she has bigger issues when I crap more than when the cat does it
vancity787
Vancouver Canucks
Location: My Parents Basement, BC
Joined: 07.14.2008

Feb 18 @ 6:31 PM ET
Yeah I guess, I would like to see a limit of 2 NTC's per team.

I always knew Vancouver had a Leg Up on other CDN cities, but to read it in print sure does help.

It seems like not that long ago Taylor Hall was drafted, now he will be 24 to start next season.

If McDavid or Eichel don't turn things around FAST those core guys are asking for a trade.

- classic321

I could not stand watching the Oilers destroy anymore young talent.
boonerbuck
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Not Quesnel, BC
Joined: 10.11.2005

Feb 18 @ 6:34 PM ET
My last 2 dogs were female Rottweilers. Very obedient, wont leave the yard, intelligent, protective aggressive to strangers only on the property but laid back and social off the property. Excellent with kids... play play play.

Male Rotties are a handful... dominate aggressive to the point it makes them stupid. You wouldn't even think the female and males are the same species. I wouldn't trust to leave a 150 pound Rotty at home daily.... My females could be left in the yard with shelter and food for a weekend if I needed. They are extremely independent. I live on acreage so I don't need to chain, kennel or anything. Free to roam but still wont go 75 feet from the house unless the chase is on and that's just to the property after deer and such.... if it's a person... she stays tight to the house and keeps them at the end of the driveway.

There are a lot of break ins in rural BC. Someone could kick my door in and no one would notice because it's all wooded around the houses etc... without a dog, your number comes up sooner or later.
boonerbuck
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Not Quesnel, BC
Joined: 10.11.2005

Feb 18 @ 6:35 PM ET
We change the litter every day. The GF is super good about cleaning it up and spraying with Fabreeze . I think she has bigger issues when I crap more than when the cat does it
- VANTEL


Because you keep missing the litter box....
PetrolSexual
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Down by the Sea, BC
Joined: 06.27.2014

Feb 18 @ 6:36 PM ET


Would anybody like to solve the puzzle?
Bieksa#3
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 07.21.2009

Feb 18 @ 6:37 PM ET
I never seen one dog yet crap in a litter box daily. On my running shoes yes in a litter box no.
- VANTEL

If I came to your house and pooped in a box and you had to clean it out does that sound appealing?
Bieksa#3
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 07.21.2009

Feb 18 @ 6:37 PM ET


Would anybody like to solve the puzzle?

- PetrolSexual

Luck be in the air tonight?
SMP8719
Vancouver Canucks
Location: ALDY , BC
Joined: 02.24.2012

Feb 18 @ 6:38 PM ET
I never seen one dog yet crap in a litter box daily. On my running shoes yes in a litter box no.
- VANTEL


Why would you want that smell in your house anyways
classic321
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 07.04.2012

Feb 18 @ 6:39 PM ET
I could not stand watching the Oilers destroy anymore young talent.
- vancity787



McDavid seems crazy driven to succeed and win.

Eichel is more laid back, and pretty relaxed.

I could see the Oilers ruining Eichel, but not McDavid.


A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 18 @ 6:39 PM ET
Yeah I guess, I would like to see a limit of 2 NTC's per team.

I always knew Vancouver had a Leg Up on other CDN cities, but to read it in print sure does help.

It seems like not that long ago Taylor Hall was drafted, now he will be 24 to start next season.

If McDavid or Eichel don't turn things around FAST those core guys are asking for a trade.

- classic321

Exactly, just when the Sedins retire and leave 14 mil in cap space.
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Feb 18 @ 6:39 PM ET
If I came to your house and pooped in a box and you had to clean it out does that sound appealing?
- Bieksa#3


More appealing than crapping on my shoes
SMP8719
Vancouver Canucks
Location: ALDY , BC
Joined: 02.24.2012

Feb 18 @ 6:40 PM ET
My last 2 dogs were female Rottweilers. Very obedient, wont leave the yard, intelligent, protective aggressive to strangers only on the property but laid back and social off the property. Excellent with kids... play play play.

Male Rotties are a handful... dominate aggressive to the point it makes them stupid. You wouldn't even think the female and males are the same species. I wouldn't trust to leave a 150 pound Rotty at home daily.... My females could be left in the yard with shelter and food for a weekend if I needed. They are extremely independent. I live on acreage so I don't need to chain, kennel or anything. Free to roam but still wont go 75 feet from the house unless the chase is on and that's just to the property after deer and such.... if it's a person... she stays tight to the house and keeps them at the end of the driveway.

There are a lot of break ins in rural BC. Someone could kick my door in and no one would notice because it's all wooded around the houses etc... without a dog, your number comes up sooner or later.

- boonerbuck




A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 18 @ 6:42 PM ET
More appealing than crapping on my shoes
- VANTEL

After chewing them up.
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Feb 18 @ 6:44 PM ET
Why would you want that smell in your house anyways

- SMP8719

Cats are very clean and if you clean up after them then there is no smell. No different than leaving a child in a poopty diaper all day. They use the litter box you clean it. It takes 30 seconds
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Feb 18 @ 6:44 PM ET
After chewing them up.
- A_SteamingLombardi

Exactly
thundachunk
Location: Help
Joined: 12.31.2011

Feb 18 @ 6:46 PM ET
Mine has tunnels dug through the snow in the back yard.

Congrats on the baby

We are expecting a boy in may/june

- Bieksa#3

Thanks man. It was a tough for the first few days until we got home. Everyone is happy and healthy. I forgot how much sleep is lost and how much work they are. Last one for me though as I am getting fixed on the 11th.
SMP8719
Vancouver Canucks
Location: ALDY , BC
Joined: 02.24.2012

Feb 18 @ 6:46 PM ET
Cats are very clean and if you clean up after them then there is no smell. No different than leaving a child in a poopty diaper all day. They use the litter box you clean it. It takes 30 seconds
- VANTEL



yeah in principal it may work that way if you clean it once or twice a day.... but do you flush when you use a toilet..... imagine if you only flushed once a day......
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Feb 18 @ 6:49 PM ET
yeah in principal it may work that way if you clean it once or twice a day.... but do you flush when you use a toilet..... imagine if you only flushed once a day......
- SMP8719

No one hates the smell of cat urine or crap more than me. The GF is super good that way. Filipinas can be overly clean when it comes to sanitation and hygiene.
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Feb 18 @ 6:50 PM ET
Thanks man. It was a tough for the first few days until we got home. Everyone is happy and healthy. I forgot how much sleep is lost and how much work they are. Last one for me though as I am getting fixed on the 11th.
- thundachunk

You're getting spaded or neutered?
A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 18 @ 6:51 PM ET
No one hates the smell of cat urine or crap more than me. The GF is super good that way. Filipinas can be overly clean when it comes to sanitation and hygiene.
- VANTEL

I think it has to do with being Catholic as well.
boonerbuck
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Not Quesnel, BC
Joined: 10.11.2005

Feb 18 @ 6:53 PM ET
Cats are very clean and if you clean up after them then there is no smell. No different than leaving a child in a poopty diaper all day. They use the litter box you clean it. It takes 30 seconds
- VANTEL


Cat hair is much more annoying that dog hair. It's friggin airborne. My dogs poop outside the house and don't paw it around when they are done. My dogs don't stash mice and birds in the house either....

Every time I get scratched by a cat, it baffles me how quickly it get extra irritated and slightly infected even. But why wouldn't it? Their claws are packed in the under groove with piss and poop.


Cats are a lot of fun and I let my father dump his cats in my house when he goes back east for a couple of months. I'm always happy they are leaving though. My dog is the one that misses them the most. She goes through an emotional period after her friends get taken home. All my Rotties have loved cats as one of the family and are protective just like they are with children. It's bred into them to protect livestock/pets and people... thousands of years in fact.
thundachunk
Location: Help
Joined: 12.31.2011

Feb 18 @ 6:54 PM ET
You're getting spaded or neutered?
- VANTEL

Vasectomy.
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