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check out this cute video Bull Terrier Shiva the dog LOVES Baby Chicks "Exotic Massage"

Happy Birthday Toine :) Have a great time on your special day :)

King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)

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see the future

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yes to sex

The Wicked Witch

Another year and I've met a many amazing women here on Cerb. I've gotten to know a couple of them really well. Hopefully most of them will stay around so that I can repeat with them again. I have gotten in great shape and have my confidence has developed around women. I understand them better and know what they like now :)

Any women have anything new to add to this thread. I found some of the response's quite interesting :)

What are your favourite coffee pod flavours ?

Any other opinions or experiences to share ?

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Thanks everyone for the responses. The house feels different without the dog. The other dog and cat's keep looking for him. I am sure he is at peace and we will remember him as a active loving dog. I am glad that sharing this experience has giving some of you the information that you can have a vet visit you and put your dog asleep in a comfortable family setting and will take the body away for cremation for you. This ensures a stress free environment for the dog and the family. It's a nice way for the family to be with him when he passes away peacefully. You don't realize the love that the pet has generated over the years, till they are gone. But we had many years of enjoyment with him. :)

Congratulations Jessica, the next 1000 will come faster :)

I've got quite a few women that I have repeated regularly with and I will continue to see these as the chemistry and connection with them is extremely good. We are at a point where it is good to see each other and catch up with each other's life. Since I've seen them each many times now. The comfort level is good and we know what each other likes and dislikes. Each time get's better. However I keep meeting new women that I would like to get to know better also. I'm doing the best to help support the industry :) But only so much time and money :) But if everyone did your bit, it all add's up :)

XChange (2000)

Yesterday was a very sad day for our family. Our dog, or specifically my daughter's dog which was 12 years old and had been my daughter's faithful companion passed away. He was a great faithful dog that wouldn't hurt a flea. We've had many animals at home during the 20 years. At times we had a mini zoo at home. He's had cat's, rabbits and snakes put on him. And he was kind of them all. The last couple of month's had been rough, as he was having troubles walking and had to be lifted up so that he could limp outside to go for a pee. But the last couple months, he had to go outside every 2 hours for a pee :(. I think his kidneys had been failing. My daughter had recently moved out and he was faithfully waiting each day at the front door to wait for her. She did come home every couple of days for dinner and to see him. He was happy each time he saw her. But my daughter was sad as she could see that he was getting worst each day. She is an animal fanatic and loved her dog very much. It was her that suggested that maybe it was time for him to be put to sleep. She was in tears when she said this, but she didn't want him to suffer. She has been coming home each night to spend time with him and to sleep in the family room with him each night, She woke up 3 to 4 times each night to let him out. Last night she felt he was going soon, and bought him a Mac Donald's burger and fries. When we got home he was lying on his side panting. But when he saw the burger and fries, he perked up and gobbled down his meal. Soon afterwards he lied down on his side and starting convulsing and breathing hard and his eye's were rolling back. We thought that he was going to pass soon. The family and her best friend sat with him for several hours, petting and talking too him. We then decided to call a vet that does home visit's to put him to sleep. We did not want to suffer more. We found a vet that could come within 30 minutes. While waiting we surrounded him with love and kept petting him. When the vet arrive. She apologized for being late. She was nice french woman that is serious about her job. She was very caring and compassionate. She kept us informed as to his health status and kept reinforcing to my daughter that she was doing the right thing. His kidneys had failed and he was dying and could be in this conditions for hours before he passed. We told her to put him to sleep. She explained to us what would happen at each state and asked for permission to go ahead. She told us to keep petting him and talking to him as she prepared the needles. First injection was to put him to sleep and relax him. This would take about 15 minutes she said. Meanwhile my daughter is crying and telling her dog that it was okay for him to go, and that he was a good dog. We were all crying as we sat around him. And we were telling stories about him as a puppy. the vet said that it was good that we did not bring him to a vet hospital as it is stressful for the dogs, as they get stressed going to the vet as they have memories about previous visit's to the vet. It is too clinical and cold. It is better for him to pass at his home with his loved ones around him. After 15 minutes, he was sleeping, she administered the final injection that would stop his heart, this would take about 30 seconds. After 30 seconds he stopped breathing and looked at peace. My daughter then cried for a while. The vet was very soothing and tried to comfort my daughter. After giving us time to say goodbye to our loyal family member. We wrapped his body in his favourite blanket and she promised that she would respect the body and bring it home with her until the people came tomorrow to take the body for cremation. She said that would bring back his ashes when they were ready. I was very much impressed with the vet's attention to detail and how compassionate and understanding she was. There was no rush and she kept us informed at all times at what to expect. She even gave us each a big hug before she left. This at home visit was the best way for us to say goodbye to our loving pet. He passed away with his family and friends around him. Our other dog laid on his body after he passed, I think she knew what happen and was looking for him today. He is at peace now and his memory will stay with us forever. My daughter is now compiling all her pictures of him and making a digital album. Just wanted to share this experience with you and if you have to say bye to your pet a at home visit from one of these loving vet's is a great way to do so. May he Rest in Peace :)

With the new restrictions in advertising. What kind of ad's now catch your attention?

Even now after the Bill has passed. The women who are surviving so far, seem to be the women who really love being a companion. They truly enjoy spending their time with us men and ensuring that we enjoy there time with them. They have built there reputations and have many regular clients that continue to see them. Their love of their job is what truly set's them apart. It's not a job to them, it's there life :) Many of the women I have seen have told me that they love this lifestyle and will continue to do it as long as they can. And I see these women as often as I can. And have appreciated the special times that we have share and will share :)

Just wanted to see if anyone had any new pets or pet stories to tell :)

Hope you had a Fantastic Happy Birthday :) xoxoxo

Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968)

Yes Violet is great. I've seen her twice so far and plan on seeing her more. She is now on Cerb as http://www.lyla.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=94850 She doesn't login on Cerb much, but her contact information is on her user page. As said above. a great kisser and sexy girl. Exceeds expectations :)