Question

[Klynne]

I crunched my kindle. Should I get the new model of the kindle or an Ipad?

[zero]

well, it would be best to read about the temperament and personality traits of both to ultimately make your decision. however both are great provided they are trained in basic obedience and not allowed to do whatever they want, whenever they want, without control.

see also this good + thought provoking quiz:

http://parenting.quiz.kaboose.com/24...or-your-family

hope this helps and good luck!

[12"razormix]

kindle my arse!

[zero]

yes - less than a fondle yet more than cuddle. ok here goes..

[Frieda]

Did someone say arse?

[zero]

yes frieda, but only in the pet sense. what you must have overheard is zormix's earlier proclamation that she wanted to get something done to her pet arse. we're discussing the relative merits of different kinds of pet, you see. to once more help klynne in her pet deliberations, obviously.

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[12"razormix]

i like 'crunch ma kindle' better than 'kindle my arse'

[zero]

have some respect for kylene's poor pet that is presumably dead due to her crunching it!

[Frieda]

crunching the kindle with your arse? what is that supposed to mean, hmm?

[Brynn]

I like to say "kindle kindle kindle kindle" over and over, and when I'm almost done I also like to add a "-lee doo" at the end.

[12"razormix]

that's what i'm talking about!

[MoJoRiSin]

you said it first

Originally Posted by 12"razormix

that's what i'm talking about!

[zero]

but what about kylene's dilemma surrounding what breed/species of pet to go for?

[Hyakujo's Fox]

a kinoodle?

[MoJoRiSin]

Mo is thinking that perhaps KLynne getting a stray dog
may ((perhaps)) bring her luck ??
at any rate
>>>keep your eyes open<<<
is mo's gut feeling
for you
this week
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the following is a copy and paste from wikipedia
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*synopsis of*
the Mahabharata::
After "seeing" the carnage, Gandhari who had lost all her sons, curses Krishna to be a witness to a similar annihilation of his family, for though divine and capable of stopping the war, he had not done so. Krishna accepts the curse, which bears fruit 36 years later.

The Pandavas who had ruled their kingdom meanwhile, decide to renounce everything. Clad in skins and rags they retire to the Himalaya and climb towards heaven in their bodily form. A stray dog travels with them. One by one the brothers and Draupadi fall on their way. As each one stumbles, Yudhishitra gives the rest the reason for their fall (Draupadi was partial to Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva were vain and proud of their looks, Bhima and Arjuna were proud of their strength and archery skills, respectively). Only the virtuous Yudhisthira, who had tried everything to prevent the carnage, and the dog remain. The dog reveals himself to be the god Yama (also known as Yama Dharmaraja), and then takes him to the underworld where he sees his siblings and wife. After explaining the nature of the test, Yama takes Yudhishthira back to heaven and explains that it was necessary to expose him to the underworld because (Rajyante narakam dhruvam) any ruler has to visit the underworld at least once. Yama then assures him that his siblings and wife would join him in heaven after they had been exposed to the underworld for measures of time according to their vices.

Arjuna's grandson Parikshit rules after them and dies bitten by a snake. His furious son, Janamejaya, decides to perform a snake sacrifice (sarpasattra) in order to destroy the snakes. It is at this sacrifice that the tale of his ancestors is narrated to him.