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  1. From the Denver Post 9/21/05:

    "He doesn't have a doggie-size version of his owner's yellow "LIVESTRONG"
    inspirational bracelet - not yet.

    But Lance Armstrong's dog Rex has added his own tale of dogged survival to
    the bicycling hero's saga: Rex, like his owner, has faced life-threatening
    illness, fought it and triumphed.

    Last month, Rex the yellow Labrador retriever underwent rare, lifesaving,
    open- heart surgery at Colorado State University's veterinary hospital. "

    "Rex"?--With all the creative talent of Sheryl Crow to draw from, that's the
    best he can do? As (the late) Lilli von Shtoop would say: "How Ohrdinawy".

    My golden retriever has a congenital heart valve defect as well--but I don't
    have $10 grand, so he's on his own.....maybe I should apply for an LAF
    Grant?

  2. RJG said:

    From the Denver Post 9/21/05:

    "He doesn't have a doggie-size version of his owner's yellow "LIVESTRONG"
    inspirational bracelet - not yet.

    But Lance Armstrong's dog Rex has added his own tale of dogged survival to
    the bicycling hero's saga: Rex, like his owner, has faced life-threatening
    illness, fought it and triumphed.

    Last month, Rex the yellow Labrador retriever underwent rare, lifesaving,
    open- heart surgery at Colorado State University's veterinary hospital. "

    "Rex"?--With all the creative talent of Sheryl Crow to draw from, that's the
    best he can do? As (the late) Lilli von Shtoop would say: "How Ohrdinawy".

    My golden retriever has a congenital heart valve defect as well--but I don't
    have $10 grand, so he's on his own.....maybe I should apply for an LAF
    Grant?

    I thought "Rex" was a play on Rx, which is the symbol used at the
    beginning of a prescription. It's an abbreviation for the Latin word
    "recipe".

    And that's all I'm saying about that.

  3. RJG said:

    From the Denver Post 9/21/05:

    "He doesn't have a doggie-size version of his owner's yellow "LIVESTRONG"
    inspirational bracelet - not yet.

    But Lance Armstrong's dog Rex has added his own tale of dogged survival to
    the bicycling hero's saga: Rex, like his owner, has faced life-threatening
    illness, fought it and triumphed.

    Last month, Rex the yellow Labrador retriever underwent rare, lifesaving,
    open- heart surgery at Colorado State University's veterinary hospital. "

    "Rex"?--With all the creative talent of Sheryl Crow to draw from, that's the
    best he can do? As (the late) Lilli von Shtoop would say: "How Ohrdinawy".

    My golden retriever has a congenital heart valve defect as well--but I don't
    have $10 grand, so he's on his own.....maybe I should apply for an LAF
    Grant?


    My daughter's new hamster is named Henry. Henry Hamster.
    I'll be sure to post an audio file the first time he yells "dumbass".

    Steve

    --
    Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
    http://www.dentaltwins.com
    Brooklyn, NY
    718-258-5001

  4. Mark & Steven Bornfeld said:
    Quoted message said:

    My golden retriever has a congenital heart valve defect as well--but I don't
    have $10 grand, so he's on his own.....maybe I should apply for an LAF
    Grant?


    My daughter's new hamster is named Henry. Henry Hamster.
    I'll be sure to post an audio file the first time he yells "dumbass".

    Dumbass -

    That is a good name for a hamster. Hamsters are very dumb.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,

    D. Ferguson said:

    On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:39:19 -0500, "RJG" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    "Rex"?--With all the creative talent of Sheryl Crow to draw from, that's the
    best he can do? As (the late) Lilli von Shtoop would say: "How Ohrdinawy".

    Quoted message said:

    I thought "Rex" was a play on Rx, which is the symbol used at the
    beginning of a prescription. It's an abbreviation for the Latin word
    "recipe".

    And that's all I'm saying about that.

    Ill behaved dog = Rex Everything.

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    Butter is love.

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  6. In article
    <[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    ,


    Howard Kveck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    D. Ferguson said:

    On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:39:19 -0500, "RJG" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    "Rex"?--With all the creative talent of Sheryl Crow to draw from, that's the
    best he can do? As (the late) Lilli von Shtoop would say: "How Ohrdinawy".

    Quoted message said:

    I thought "Rex" was a play on Rx, which is the symbol used at the
    beginning of a prescription. It's an abbreviation for the Latin word
    "recipe".

    And that's all I'm saying about that.

    Ill behaved dog = Rex Everything.

    Nearly killed him.

    --
    Michael Press

  7. Mark & Steven Bornfeld said:
    Quoted message said:

    My daughter's new hamster is named Henry. Henry Hamster.
    I'll be sure to post an audio file the first time he yells "dumbass".

    Kurgan Gringioni said:

    That is a good name for a hamster. Hamsters are very dumb.

    Not a good name for a parrot then I assume.

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