Dog People....
Discussion
DoubleSix said:
Looks like you'll not be getting your pics now....
http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Perhaps I was a little quick to defend this one!
Oh dear, such a shame.http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Perhaps I was a little quick to defend this one!
I still hope his dog was imaginary for it's sake.
Hooli said:
DoubleSix said:
Looks like you'll not be getting your pics now....
http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Perhaps I was a little quick to defend this one!
Oh dear, such a shame.http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Perhaps I was a little quick to defend this one!
I still hope his dog was imaginary for it's sake.
The bloke was a nob! - not just here but on other forums on PH.
But he usually came across as being, in the main, educated and eloquent - and was getting away with it ..... even on other forums where he often played his 'I live here but my ancestors didn't.' card.
Then he started on about this dog stuff before moving on to say how all thoroughbred English/British people are too far up themselves before finally bowing out.
No doubt he'll rejoin under a different user name and in time he'll give himself away.
Points awarded to whoever spots his reincarnation first
Doublesix I think you need to get a dog.
I have a cleanliness based OCD (to the point I've been known to use gloves and a pen to turn off light switches, and then throw the pen away so I won't ever touch it again, take the gloves off then wash my hands). One of the main triggers for my anxiety was animals and their filth!
My GF is a vet nurse, who forced a dog upon me. I always liked dogs but knew it was going to be incredibly difficult for me to live with one.
In short, getting the pooch has been the one single thing the has most significantly improved my OCD. She jumps on sofas, has free reign of the house, gets in the bed in the morning, licks my face (not that I like this though), and does all the usal filthy dog behaviours. This was really really hard for me at the start, but in the long run has pretty much fixed me. I now have no issues with her as an amimal at all, although I may over react more than most if she roles in something nasty as, although I'm sure no ones enojoyes it, cleaning her is not at all comofortable for me - although I'd rather do it myself than ask my OH so I know I've done a proper job before she settles down to sleep on my pillow
I have a cleanliness based OCD (to the point I've been known to use gloves and a pen to turn off light switches, and then throw the pen away so I won't ever touch it again, take the gloves off then wash my hands). One of the main triggers for my anxiety was animals and their filth!
My GF is a vet nurse, who forced a dog upon me. I always liked dogs but knew it was going to be incredibly difficult for me to live with one.
In short, getting the pooch has been the one single thing the has most significantly improved my OCD. She jumps on sofas, has free reign of the house, gets in the bed in the morning, licks my face (not that I like this though), and does all the usal filthy dog behaviours. This was really really hard for me at the start, but in the long run has pretty much fixed me. I now have no issues with her as an amimal at all, although I may over react more than most if she roles in something nasty as, although I'm sure no ones enojoyes it, cleaning her is not at all comofortable for me - although I'd rather do it myself than ask my OH so I know I've done a proper job before she settles down to sleep on my pillow
TheBALDpuma said:
Doublesix I think you need to get a dog.
I have a cleanliness based OCD (to the point I've been known to use gloves and a pen to turn off light switches, and then throw the pen away so I won't ever touch it again, take the gloves off then wash my hands). One of the main triggers for my anxiety was animals and their filth!
My GF is a vet nurse, who forced a dog upon me. I always liked dogs but knew it was going to be incredibly difficult for me to live with one.
In short, getting the pooch has been the one single thing the has most significantly improved my OCD. She jumps on sofas, has free reign of the house, gets in the bed in the morning, licks my face (not that I like this though), and does all the usal filthy dog behaviours. This was really really hard for me at the start, but in the long run has pretty much fixed me. I now have no issues with her as an amimal at all, although I may over react more than most if she roles in something nasty as, although I'm sure no ones enojoyes it, cleaning her is not at all comofortable for me - although I'd rather do it myself than ask my OH so I know I've done a proper job before she settles down to sleep on my pillow
Billiant story I have a cleanliness based OCD (to the point I've been known to use gloves and a pen to turn off light switches, and then throw the pen away so I won't ever touch it again, take the gloves off then wash my hands). One of the main triggers for my anxiety was animals and their filth!
My GF is a vet nurse, who forced a dog upon me. I always liked dogs but knew it was going to be incredibly difficult for me to live with one.
In short, getting the pooch has been the one single thing the has most significantly improved my OCD. She jumps on sofas, has free reign of the house, gets in the bed in the morning, licks my face (not that I like this though), and does all the usal filthy dog behaviours. This was really really hard for me at the start, but in the long run has pretty much fixed me. I now have no issues with her as an amimal at all, although I may over react more than most if she roles in something nasty as, although I'm sure no ones enojoyes it, cleaning her is not at all comofortable for me - although I'd rather do it myself than ask my OH so I know I've done a proper job before she settles down to sleep on my pillow
DoubleSix said:
Looks like you'll not be getting your pics now....
http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Perhaps I was a little quick to defend this one!
Why can I still view his profile?http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Perhaps I was a little quick to defend this one!
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