I imagine that PVs are used for this more often but scary to think that synthetic pot, probably made by someone with no chemical background, is being sold through a local vapor shop. Just the good publicity that vaping needs right now. More ammo for the FDA.
Sheriff: ‘Matter of time’ until ‘Darth Vapor’ OD death | WOODTV.com
Sheriff: ‘Matter of time’ until ‘Darth Vapor’ OD death | WOODTV.com
That really sucks. After a quick search on google, it appears that there is also a line of eliquids under the same name. If I were them then I'd change the name immediately. I wouldn't want to be connected to a synthetic substance like what was talked about in that story. Why is it that it's only the bad stuff about vaping that comes out in the news?
Smokey Joe and the vendors are giving away prizes for the 15th million post, so I'm going to try to catch up to Hitt by posting constantly for the next 10 years. 
Hey, it took me almost six years of blabbing to accumulate those posts. I've seen newbies do it in under a year.
I'll just have to babble shorter and much more often to catch you and win the competition.
Now you've got the gist of it. No one ever said you have to say anything important.
You're not going to increase your post count like this.
Well, tomorrow I'll have a one dog household. Hailey, the gf's American Eskimo/Sheltie mix has toxic kidney failure and needs to be put down. It all came on pretty suddenly as she stopped eating last week, but seemed to be getting better during the weekend. She still had a foul smell and I stated thinking it might be her teeth as she's nearing 13 years old, but no luck. Gonna miss that little yapper.
Sorry to hear that Roth. The dog we have now is the first I've had since I was a kid. It's hard to imagine not having her around now.
Yeah, I almost wish she had put her down when she was at the vet today instead of getting me involved in the process. I had to be there when my mom's dog was put down and my Golden. I really am not looking forward to being there tomorrow. There lives are so short.
It's a terribly difficult thing, for sure. The last kindness we can offer is to be there with them. I'm so sorry you have to go through it.
I don't remember how the dogs I had as a kid passed. I don't look forward to dealing with it when the time comes.
I've, unfortunately, had to deal with my own as well as others. I stopped over at a friends house because she had gotten a puppy and needed someone to take him out because she worked long hours during the day. I was volunteering at the thrift store at the time and came past her house mid day so I volunteered. She had an older dog that wasn't the friendly type, particularly to strangers. I figured if I spent a few visits we'd be fine. The first time was very edgy however the second stop in she seemed to warm to me. I figured one or two more visits and we'd be fine.
I left for home and wasn't here more than 15 minutes and the phone rang. It was the gal and I could hardly hear through the sobbing, but I made out that her dog got hit. I rushed back over to find that another passing car took her to the vets. I was on one of my bikes so I took her car there. There was nothing the vet could do for her, internal bleeding and broken bones. All that aggression was gone as I helped keep her calm until she was tranquilized. I was emotional and I hardly knew the animal.
Anyway, Hailey had her last walk down the lane today. Lately she's only walked halfway down, then waited for Jacks and I to head back up. Today she did the entire walk and was sniffing around for the last time.
I left for home and wasn't here more than 15 minutes and the phone rang. It was the gal and I could hardly hear through the sobbing, but I made out that her dog got hit. I rushed back over to find that another passing car took her to the vets. I was on one of my bikes so I took her car there. There was nothing the vet could do for her, internal bleeding and broken bones. All that aggression was gone as I helped keep her calm until she was tranquilized. I was emotional and I hardly knew the animal.
Anyway, Hailey had her last walk down the lane today. Lately she's only walked halfway down, then waited for Jacks and I to head back up. Today she did the entire walk and was sniffing around for the last time.
Well yesterday was miserable as I relived the journey of taking my Golden in. Fortunately, she handled the final moments as I had Jacks there for his checkup. It was all over by the time I got the news that Jacks has Lyme's again. No outward symptoms but he's on a 4 week antibiotic regimen. Ugh
Then today a nine month old Maltese showed up at the house. After she said she couldn't handle dying animals anymore once her two cats were gone, she found she couldn't handle not having one. A friend of hers apparently bred them and didn't sell them all and offered one to her free. Of course there's $200 worth of vaccines and a neutering to be done so not exactly free. Jacks hasn't warmed to the new mutt yet and she doesn't know what to make of me so far either. Actually, I don't know what to make of a 5 pound dog that's smaller than the cats.
The one thing that she might be good for is my mother. She's easy enough to take on a visit and is colored like a Schnauzer so my mom might like the little rat.
Then today a nine month old Maltese showed up at the house. After she said she couldn't handle dying animals anymore once her two cats were gone, she found she couldn't handle not having one. A friend of hers apparently bred them and didn't sell them all and offered one to her free. Of course there's $200 worth of vaccines and a neutering to be done so not exactly free. Jacks hasn't warmed to the new mutt yet and she doesn't know what to make of me so far either. Actually, I don't know what to make of a 5 pound dog that's smaller than the cats.
The one thing that she might be good for is my mother. She's easy enough to take on a visit and is colored like a Schnauzer so my mom might like the little rat.
Well congrats on the new dog/rat, I think. I'm sure you'll warm up to it. Our dog had this weird brown fungal thing in her ears a while back and it was hard to get rid of. We used all the medicine the vet gave us for her and still had to go buy ear drops and keep cleaning her ears daily for a while. How does your dog get lyme disease? Is it from ticks?
It should be interesting once 105lb Jacks gets a real crack a 5lb Bella. His first introduction was a severe growl so I've kept them apart but they're both getting more and more curious about each other.
You'll notice her eyes are different.
You'll notice her eyes are different.
What a little cutie. The small one will be bossing the big one around before you know it.
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