Something very strange is going on - Page 3

fredjacksonsan · #31 01-13-2005, 12:14 PM

Hey, ghosts are real.

chacal · #32 01-13-2005, 01:11 PM

Yeah, they really exist in the heads of those who believe in them. But don't try to discuss it with me. We would be both wasting our time.

fredjacksonsan · #33 01-13-2005, 01:19 PM

I've experienced one; I'll start a new thread.

chacal · #34 01-13-2005, 03:47 PM

Why don't you experience some sex or some booze? It might take those ideas off your mind...

fredjacksonsan · #35 01-13-2005, 03:51 PM

-edit-

Jimi said:

Are you...experienced?
Have you ever been experienced?
Well, I have.

KustmAce · #36 01-13-2005, 05:43 PM

Well, she's back to normal. Dunno what happened, but all of a sudden she started going back outside, and stopped crying at shaking. That was really wierd.

WickedNYCowboy · #37 01-13-2005, 05:56 PM

As said like 50 times take her to the vet. There may be something wrong internally bothering her. Perhaps she ate something that it is giving her a digestive problem. Also she may sense something going on within the family or something wrong with another close loved one(s). Whether it may be a deathly ill person, chronicly depressed, or a recent loss of a loved one. Just a unmentioned theroy. I know my horse freaks out if there has been a death or someone is very sick he becomes very skitish,depressed and even more vocal he will whiney instead of his usual noises of blowing his nose, spitting, and saying grunting hello and goodbye. There are several spots on trail that have had serious and haenous events taken place and he will NOT go there. He will throw someone off and run home before he will go near it. A girl was raped in this little historical site cabin and he will NOT go near it without me getting off and walking near him. Samething for where someone comitted suicide. He is the only one that does it none of the other horses will do this. Just a thought that the ghost/spiratual thing may have something to do with it. I do not really believe in ghosts and stuff. But I think they sense when something horrible and traumatizing happened someplace.

ThatRoundHeadedKid · #38 01-13-2005, 07:19 PM

worms are a constant internal problem.....

eversio11 · #39 01-13-2005, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by RickwithaTbird

great advice.

Alright.. so my first statement in my post, I contend that I don't have any advice to give him.

And yet, you still sarcastically tell me about how 'great my advice' is?

ci5ic · #40 01-13-2005, 08:57 PM

Sounds like she could be in pain, definitely get that dog to a vet ASAP.

KustmAce · #41 01-14-2005, 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by KustmAce

Well, she's back to normal. Dunno what happened, but all of a sudden she started going back outside, and stopped crying at shaking. That was really wierd.

Like I said, shes back to normal, acting like nothing happened. Thanks for the input guys!

And yes, I quoted myself.

kris · #42 01-14-2005, 12:51 AM

Get some puppy paxil.

Andydg · #43 01-14-2005, 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by KustmAce

Like I said, shes back to normal, acting like nothing happened. Thanks for the input guys!

And yes, I quoted myself.

Still get that dog to the vet. Something could or could've been wrong with her and you really should have it checked out. Dogs shouldn't act like that.

chacal · #44 01-14-2005, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Andydg

Still get that dog to the vet. Something could or could've been wrong with her and you really should have it checked out. Dogs shouldn't act like that.

Find out what was wrong with her. It can happen again.

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