Wild dogs pose for the D300

"C J Campbell" <christophercampbell.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On 2007-12-31 03:26:42 -0800, "Sosumi" <sosumi.RemoveThis@home.nl> said:
>
>> The other day I went to a one horse village called Runa, close to my home
>> in
>> Portugal, to take some pictures of an abandoned RR station, when I saw
>> these
>> two wild dogs.
>
> Those dogs look like they are either very small, about the size of
> chihuahuas, or the tracks are huge. They must be puppies?
>

They are pretty small, but bigger than any Chihuahuas I've ever seen.
The one with longer hair is an adult male, probably 2-3 years old and likely
some terrier or schnauzer in it.
The other seems more like a puppy; maybe 6 months or so. He or she was also
very playful. Looks like some pincher blood.

Funny characters, to find a home in a sort of sewer, so close to the tracks.
But they seems smart enough to survive. Maybe some people are feeding them.
The male started warning me yesterday with a big GRRRR.


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> "C J Campbell" <christophercampbell.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > On 2007-12-31 03:26:42 -0800, "Sosumi" <sosumi.TakeThisOut@home.nl> said:
> >
> >> The other day I went to a one horse village called Runa, close to my
home
> >> in
> >> Portugal, to take some pictures of an abandoned RR station, when I saw
> >> these
> >> two wild dogs.
> >
> > Those dogs look like they are either very small, about the size of
> > chihuahuas, or the tracks are huge. They must be puppies?
> >
>
> They are pretty small, but bigger than any Chihuahuas I've ever seen.
> The one with longer hair is an adult male, probably 2-3 years old and
likely
> some terrier or schnauzer in it.
> The other seems more like a puppy; maybe 6 months or so. He or she was
also
> very playful. Looks like some pincher blood.
>
> Funny characters, to find a home in a sort of sewer, so close to the
tracks.
> But they seems smart enough to survive. Maybe some people are feeding
them.
> The male started warning me yesterday with a big GRRRR.
>
Next time, come with a cat bodyguard.Meowww!
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<mark.thomas.7.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Jan 1, 3:23 pm, "Prisilla, Queen of the Desert"
> <prisil....DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I know because I worked on the "trans
>> Australian" standard gauge line across Australia's widest expanse of
>> country back in about 1965. The paymaster used to motor out in an old
>> 1937 Daimler converted for rail travel. No steering wheel, just a
>> driver's seat and a back seat for the paymaster.
>
> Fascinating story... But the trans australia rail line was completed
> in 1917. Perhasp Prissy is referring to repair work, or some of the
> alterations in the 60's to fix the gauge-change problems..
>
> So when and where was this, exactly, Prissy? I presume it is
> documented in some museum somewhere? I'm fascinated by rail history
> and would love to see more information about this, but there is
> nothing on the Internet about it, unless I'm missing something...
>
>

Here you go again... Spouting bullshit for the sake of hearing the keyboard
rattle. Not only bullshit but slander too. Your behaviour never changes,
does it?

Here is the truth... Something Mark Thomas AKA Charles Stevens (neither are
names he uses in real life) has no regard for.

Not only has he got the date wrong by 5 years but for someone claiming to
have lived in the area the line passes through, he hasn't a clue about it.

(Quoted from http://users.tpg.com.au/users/ipether/ausrhist.html )

The Trans Australian Railway was started in 1910 and took two years to
construct, connecting the Eastern States with West Australia's Government
Rail at Kalgoorlie.

It took 70 years more to get the transcontinental connection of the Indian
Pacific train as a single gauge trip across the country from Sydney to
Perth.

(end of quote)

Using my advanced algorithm to calculate this complex math, I arrived at the
date of 1980 as the time the *STANDARD GAUGE* conversion was finished.

I have no idea what the poster whom you are slandering meant with their
dates but very clearly you are showing your own stupidity in attacking
him/her on a matter a 12 year old could verify in a Google instant.

Exactly what is it about you "Mark" that has you making such a total idiot
out of yourself all the time? Are you so obsessed with me that you can't
think straight? Come on teach... Get it right or next year you'll be back in
the bubs again... If you'll still have a job that is.

D-Mac
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D-Mac wrote:
> <mark.thomas.7.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote
>> On Jan 1, 3:23 pm, "Prisilla, Queen of the Desert"
>
> I have no idea what the poster whom you are slandering meant with
> their dates

Funny that you changed your email & I have to reset my filters,
just when 'Prisilla' left....
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? "Allen" <allen.RemoveThis@nothere.net> ?????? ??? ??????
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> Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote:
> <snip>
> > Next time, come with a cat bodyguard.Meowww!
>
> Good suggestion. Two years ago my wife got a then-one-year-old black and
> tan hound. We have two cats, then 14 years old. The cats didn't really
> take to the dog (understatement) then or now. The dog will approach the
> larger of the cats (about 8 pounds) but is absolutely terrified of the
> smaller (about 4 or 5 pounds) who emits a very soft growl whenever the
> dog accidentally gets near. This growl, though very low volume, sounds
> like it is coming from an animal at least as large as the dog. Never
> underestimate a cat.
> Allen
Yeah, I was taking my godmother's bitch for a walk, and we met a (very
friendly to me)kitten that had almost the size of the dog's snout, which
Phewed! the dog scaring him to death.I managed to pet the dog with the one
and the kitten with the other hand.

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Off topic. Just waiting for my apology.
On Jan 3, 11:40 am, "D-Mac" <o... DeleteThis @the.groups> wrote:
> Exactly what is it about you "Mark" that has you making such a total idiot
> out of yourself all the time? Are you so obsessed with me that you can't
> think straight? Come on teach... Get it right or next year you'll be back in
> the bubs again... If you'll still have a job that is.

Douglas, as pointed out above, I was right.

The TARL became operational on October 17, 1917. Not in 1912.

So you and Prisilla (what a coincidence) were wrong.

Got the guts to apologise?

Waiting...
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On Jan 23, 7:24 pm, mark.thoma... RemoveThis @gmail.com wrote:> Off topic.  Just
waiting for my apology.> On Jan 3, 11:40 am, "D-Mac" <o... RemoveThis @the.groups>
wrote:> > > Exactly what is it about you "Mark" that has you making
such a total idiot> > out of yourself all the time? Are you so
obsessed with me that you can't> > think straight? Come on teach...
Get it right or next year you'll be back in> > the bubs again... If
you'll still have a job that is.> > Douglas, as pointed out above, I
was right.> > The TARL became operational on October 17, 1917.  Not in
1912.> > So you and Prisilla (what a coincidence) were wrong.> > Got
the guts to apologise?> > Waiting...You seem to have your balls in a
knot about this Mark old boy...Read the OP again. "STANDARD GAUGE" is
the key. I only used your cut and paste method of research. Not my
problem if the web site owner is wrong or maybe Microsoft are?Anyway
even if it was 1917, 70 years later the "Standard Gauge" was
completed. Lets see now... 17 and 70 Hmmm. Super secret math formular
says... 1987. Well inside Pirsie's claim to have worked on it. Maybe
that's where he got the desert thing for his name... You sure are a
dick head Mark.
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Off topic, still waiting...
On Jan 23, 9:14 pm, Cryptopix <crypto... DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote:
> "STANDARD GAUGE" is
> the key. I only used your cut and paste method of research.

But I got it right. Guess you must be doing something different.

> Not my
> problem if the web site owner is wrong

It is if you quote him like a dopey parrot, without checking..

> Anyway even if it was 1917

There it is folks, the closest you will ever see to admission of error
by Douglas.

> Well inside Pirsie's claim to have worked on it.

If you read carefully, smegbrain, you'll notice I gently queried
Prisilla (and we all know 'she' is you) about her dates. It was YOU I
pulled up for the stupidly inaccurate quote.

You lose again, no matter how much slimy wriggling you do.
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