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jedivet wrote:Been gone a long time, but this seems a thread to come back on. DRAGON! (But very much a dog person, does that count? With a nickname of Wabbit. Dang-I'm just screwed.)

Welcome back, jedivet... That's an unusual name... Dragon people are highly dramatic, creative and complex... The other friend of mine whose idea and motivation it was to make my Parrothead hat is a Dragon. Quite a character! And my mom is one, too ... a dragon AND a character. John Lennon was a Dragon, as was Salvadore Dali.

Actually, Jimmy could be a "Dawg". Please refer to the liner notes & pictures of the Volcano album (yes, vinyl) where Jimmy is wearing a University of Georgia Swimming T-shirt.

Oh well, not exactly what this discussion is about but a chance to tout the Ga. Bulldogs and a Buffett album from @ 25 years ago.

Happy Chinese Dog Year, Jimmy!

Thought I'd revive this thread in honor of the Chinese New Year beginning today. Dog years only roll around every 12 years....

weirdo0521 wrote:i can't believe at this point in the year I'm still writing Monkey instead of Rooster on my checks

Don't forget to stop writing Rooster and start putting Dog on your checks after today...

Can't believe I'm the only Tauras that's also an Ox(Chinese)or Bull(japanese)

chefmikee wrote:Can't believe I'm the only Tauras that's also an Ox(Chinese)or Bull(japanese)

I think you are pegged...

Bull-headed?

My hubby is a Sagitarrius, which means Centaur (half-horse), and a Horse in the Chinese zodiac.

I'm a dogfish.

carolinagirl wrote:

chefmikee wrote:Can't believe I'm the only Tauras that's also an Ox(Chinese)or Bull(japanese)

I think you are pegged...

Bull-headed?

My hubby is a Sagitarrius, which means Centaur (half-horse), and a Horse in the Chinese zodiac.

I'm a dogfish.

Guess I am a bit obstanint. But I prefer to call it passionate about certain things!

nutmeg wrote:

phjrsaunt wrote:I am a snake, which is VERY ironic in light of the fact that I am scared WITLESS of snakes. Go figure.

Me too on both counts. It's got to be wrong....

I knew we had more in common that just falling and breaking bones a lot...

Another Snake...

carolinagirl wrote:

jedivet wrote:Been gone a long time, but this seems a thread to come back on. DRAGON! (But very much a dog person, does that count? With a nickname of Wabbit. Dang-I'm just screwed.)

Welcome back, jedivet... That's an unusual name... Dragon people are highly dramatic, creative and complex... The other friend of mine whose idea and motivation it was to make my Parrothead hat is a Dragon. Quite a character! And my mom is one, too ... a dragon AND a character. John Lennon was a Dragon, as was Salvadore Dali.

Miss Eleanor , a Dragon????


nah....

a character, yes........

Senior moment... I already posted here....

carolinagirl wrote:...and so am I, in that we were both born in a Dog year! Is anyone else into the Chinese zodiac? If so, what are you?
You too are a Dog if this year (or through January of 2006) you turn 71, 59, 47, 35, 23, or 11.
This is the year of the Rooster. Our dog year comes around next year. Dogs get along with a lot of other signs, except for maybe Rats.

Happy Chinese Dog Year, Jimmy!

Thought I'd revive this thread in honor of the Chinese New Year beginning today, Jan. 29, 2006. Dog years only roll around every 12 years....

I'm a dog!

chefmikee wrote:Can't believe I'm the only Tauras that's also an Ox(Chinese)or Bull(japanese)

Not a taurus, but a '61 ox

Prthd119 wrote:

carolinagirl wrote:

jedivet wrote:Been gone a long time, but this seems a thread to come back on. DRAGON! (But very much a dog person, does that count? With a nickname of Wabbit. Dang-I'm just screwed.)

Welcome back, jedivet... That's an unusual name... Dragon people are highly dramatic, creative and complex... The other friend of mine whose idea and motivation it was to make my Parrothead hat is a Dragon. Quite a character! And my mom is one, too ... a dragon AND a character. John Lennon was a Dragon, as was Salvadore Dali.

Miss Eleanor , a Dragon????


nah....

a character, yes........

I know, doesn't fit, does it? She'd be horrified to hear tell of it!

We oughta come run over your way again sometime soon!

Life gets too busy sometimes...

I'll be 23 in november ... is that a dog or the next one?

SweetMelissa wrote:

carolinagirl wrote:...and so am I, in that we were both born in a Dog year! Is anyone else into the Chinese zodiac? If so, what are you?
You too are a Dog if this year (or through January of 2006) you turn 71, 59, 47, 35, 23, or 11.
This is the year of the Rooster. Our dog year comes around next year. Dogs get along with a lot of other signs, except for maybe Rats.

Happy Chinese Dog Year, Jimmy!

Thought I'd revive this thread in honor of the Chinese New Year beginning today, Jan. 29, 2006. Dog years only roll around every 12 years....

I'm a dog!

You DOG you!

HTparrothead wrote:I'll be 23 in november ... is that a dog or the next one?

It's the next one... Every 12 years, so when you are 24 next year, it's your year... What's after Dog y'all? Gotta check my book...

The Year of the Dog will be ending one month from today, so Dogs, enjoy the last month of your year!

The Year of Pig begins Feb. 18.

I guess I'm a Boar or as my wife says a Bore.

nycparrothead wrote:

Elrod wrote:'62 wasn't such a bad year.

Lightning Bolt wrote:IMHO, it was the finest year of child birth of ALL TIME!!!!

I'm inclined to agree.

Could you dudes please continue this discussion in the AARP Forum? Thanks!

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carolinagirl wrote:

Captain Tony wrote:

bananaman wrote:

Captain Tony wrote:i'll be 47 this year........woof woof

WOW! You look so much older in your pics.

Hmm, Funny how you can go off people, but i guess you looked at a picture of someone else because i dont look a day over 40

I'm with Bananaman, Captain Tony looks ancient... At least 75! Must be all those fast boats to China...

I just turned 47... And I don't think I look it!
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Nice to see all the dogs of all ages checking in... Yup, we do tend to be very loyal, and get along with tigers, which seems to be a good thing with all the ones pacing around this cage!

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