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The secret forum with two goons talking was 100% real and I remember one of them going "I think they will find us soon" before people started dropping in.
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Telsa Cola posted:The secret forum with two goons talking was 100% real and I remember one of them going "I think they will find us soon" before people started dropping in. basically someone in a GBS thread found out about a delisted but still active forum, and a few people went "oh, that's neat" and posted a couple of threads in it. Then they got bored and forgot about it. Call now and Kheldragar, however, continued posting in there for ages and ages. It may have been literal months, I don't remember. Eventually someone remembered the delisted forum(or possibly just looked at one of their post histories for unrelated reasons) and revealed it.
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Sep 5, 2019 16:05
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Does anyone have a link to the saga of the terrible dog lady in Australia?
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Sep 6, 2019 02:37
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:Does anyone have a link to the saga of the terrible dog lady in Australia? value-brand cereal posted:Fishy fishy: I wanna get a maremma Sheep dog
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Sep 6, 2019 02:55
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hahaha what the gently caress, it never occurred to me she might actually keep the dog and even learn to handle him? if he's bonded with those kids they are never going to be bullied in their lives
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Sep 6, 2019 04:17
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ArfJason posted:the kheldragar-call now epic lovedump :333333 X33333 Never post again
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Sep 6, 2019 05:00
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It was a “how dare you make me read this with my own eyes” type joke.
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Sep 6, 2019 05:08
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well it was a perfect summation of what went down in the Lovedump
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Sep 6, 2019 05:20
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There's nothing that turns a community into a living nightmare faster than enforced positivity.
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Sep 6, 2019 08:05
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Bluh posted:Never post again That was rude.
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Sep 6, 2019 12:23
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GBS has a PhotoShop thread going on right now to make SA propaganda. I bring this up because many of the submissions reference people and events we've talked about there and it's an excellent thread, and also just because I need a place in PYF to post this stupid stupid thing I made.
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Sep 8, 2019 16:13
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:GBS has a PhotoShop thread going on right now to make SA propaganda. I bring this up because many of the submissions reference people and events we've talked about there and it's an excellent thread, and also just because I need a place in PYF to post this stupid stupid thing I made. first of all I am deeply and personally offended to learn that a PYF mod reads GBS secondly I would pay irl money for that shirt if I was tipsy when it got announced
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Sep 8, 2019 16:16
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I actually don't typically, GRIND just occasionally links me photoshop threads he thinks I might like  also lmao can you imagine trying to explain that shirt to someone irl?
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Sep 8, 2019 18:15
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I would wear an entire wardrobe if oldpainless puns, and never explain them to anyone
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Sep 8, 2019 18:27
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You see like five years ago, on this forum where I post, this person named oldpainless was like "I am getting pretty bored of all these 'more like' lazy jokes" and then someone quoted him and did THAT EXACT THING and also the subforum of the forum is kinda known for lacking discussion but being full of lists and while it's still kinda dumb we don't do lists now so like Yeah like an internet forum, a message board Hey come back
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Sep 8, 2019 19:01
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:GBS has a PhotoShop thread going on right now to make SA propaganda. I bring this up because many of the submissions reference people and events we've talked about there and it's an excellent thread, and also just because I need a place in PYF to post this stupid stupid thing I made. ugh
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Sep 8, 2019 20:29
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RFC2324 posted:I would wear an entire wardrobe if oldpainless puns, and never explain them to anyone more like old explainless
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Sep 8, 2019 21:57
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I thought you might like that 
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:also lmao can you imagine trying to explain that shirt to someone irl? I would wear that shirt.
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WHAT I POST isn't good or relevant i will NOT quit making lists IM A pyf POSTER i will never log off
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Sep 9, 2019 08:03
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This is missing the follow up here that looks like it's from after she posted on that other forum: https://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/165357-my-maremma-puppy/ quote:I have a 17 week old male maremma. He is the most well trained and beautiful pup. There is nothing wrong with him when he is around us inside or out walking but he has a thing. quote:The thing is he is not a strong guarder. He would be no good on a farm that is why we have him. He is on his own for maybe 20 minutes a day on average. He is just so funny about this one tree. It is sort of funny to watch but i know that it is a bad habit that needs to be broken. He just goes funny when my son and i arn't there. It used to be just crying all the time now it is a love fest with a tree. quote:I am not fussed about the barking. It is the ripping up any plants that are near the tree. Grass is included. He smooches the tree like a cat and has a general love fest with it. Also i didn't make it clear but my puppy is hopeless at guarding. He is scared of everything!!!!!!!! Loud noises, little dogs, cats. He finds me and runs and hides behind me when he is scared and shakes. Or he will try to hide under my sons bed. We go for a walk and he runs up to anyone and rolls on his back for tummy rubs. I think he loves the tree because it is non threatening. edit- also good lord how has this spread across so many forums now 
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So, the puppy went insane and embraces the tree like a lover? IIRC she did give him away, because duh, but I can't remember where I heard it and I'm at non-goonbrarian work.
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It's a working breed, a herding dog, but she kept it tied up in her yard so it imprinted on a tree instead of kids or sheep. It's not just a bad habit and it can't be unlearned. That's just one of many ways she ruined that poor dog for life.
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Syd Midnight posted:It's a working breed, a herding dog, but she kept it tied up in her yard so it imprinted on a tree instead of kids or sheep. It's not just a bad habit and it can't be unlearned. That's just one of many ways she ruined that poor dog for life. Wow, who could have predicted such an outcome?!
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Sep 10, 2019 17:28
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Nuns with Guns posted:This is missing the follow up here that looks like it's from after she posted on that other forum: https://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/165357-my-maremma-puppy/ Because eventually she reveals enough to get run off a forum/they heckle and shame her. So she goes to the next telling a new version of the story, and the cycle repeats itself because even if she can hide her past gently caress ups, it's pretty easy to see she's making the worst possible choices for her dog and children
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Sep 10, 2019 17:29
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We should hook her up with Careful Drums. Maybe they can form a polyamorous, sludge-based group marriage with Blue Story and Zgura. Don't worry about the kids; they won't.
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Sep 10, 2019 17:32
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RFC2324 posted:I would wear an entire wardrobe if oldpainless puns, and never explain them to anyone How long have those puns been going on for? I know it’s been years but I can’t remember how many.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:How long have those puns been going on for? I know it’s been years but I can’t remember how many. more like oldtimeless
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Syd Midnight posted:It's a working breed, a herding dog, but she kept it tied up in her yard so it imprinted on a tree instead of kids or sheep. It's not just a bad habit and it can't be unlearned. That's just one of many ways she ruined that poor dog for life. Maremmas are a Livestock Guardian dogs, which don't actually herd animals. They imprint on sheep or goats like that and spend their lives guarding herds from predators. Like one of those mall security robots except it actually works and doesn't get bullied by children or commits ritual suicide in fountains. If this sounds like a terrible dog to try to keep in a pet home well now we have documented proof why that is.
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Nuns with Guns posted:Maremmas are a Livestock Guardian dogs, which don't actually herd animals. They imprint on sheep or goats like that and spend their lives guarding herds from predators. Like one of those mall security robots except it actually works and doesn't get bullied by children or commits ritual suicide in fountains. Sounds like a great dog to have as a pet if you have a kid. You just have to actually take care of the dog and train it to know it's job
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RFC2324 posted:Sounds like a great dog to have as a pet if you have a kid. You just have to actually take care of the dog and train it to know it's job Good luck disciplining the kid without the dog freaking out
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Hot Diggity! posted:Good luck disciplining the kid without the dog freaking out She's also going to have a lot of trouble getting in on that sweet treelaw money train if the dog keeps the neighbours from cutting it down.
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Hot Diggity! posted:Good luck disciplining the kid without the dog freaking out I've only worked with pyrs, who you can teach that yes, you are part of the herd and yes you should be disciplining the kid. Are maremmas not that smart?
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RFC2324 posted:I've only worked with pyrs, who you can teach that yes, you are part of the herd and yes you should be disciplining the kid. It's going to have more to do with the owner of the dog than the dog not being that smart.
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Inceltown posted:It's going to have more to do with the owner of the dog than the dog not being that smart. so yeah. it sounds great to me, as long as you are willing to put in the time with the dog tying the dog to a tree is not putting in the time
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You could also just get a dog that's naturally good with families and leave working dogs to, you know, work.
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Who What Now posted:You could also just get a dog that's naturally good with families and leave working dogs to, you know, work. Guardian breeds generally ARE good with families tho. They are bred to be easy to work with, and are normally intelligent enough that you can trust them to have good judgement with kids. They just need to be trained properly to get along in their life, just like literally every dog.
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RFC2324 posted:I've only worked with pyrs, who you can teach that yes, you are part of the herd and yes you should be disciplining the kid. Pyrs are more common and many of their lines have had the crazy protect drive diluted down enough for pet homes. They get brought up as a point of comparison in the original thread as a milder version of a maremma: quote:A livestock guardian breed is nothing like a herding breed or a staffy, I can tell you that right now. I mean, do what you want, but these dogs are pretty serious and intense. Whoever said this will not be a fluffy "dog park pal" type of dog is spot on. My Great Pyrenees is a rescue, but as far as I can tell his issues are fairly typical in the breed when raised by an average owner - that's what his previous owners were. They didn't abuse, neglect or mistreat him, they just didn't have the time or knowledge to handle a very large, very independent, very dominant dog. He is male dog aggressive, barks at everything under the sun (the rescue got him debarked - he's a prototypical livestock guardian temperament but has awful hips and back so can't be an effective working dog), doesn't really "play" like a normal dog (his playing involves mouthing, smacking with his paws and tackling - not exactly good for a young kid), and must be slowly and painstakingly introduced to visitors to the house and then acts like a giant demanding jackass to them even after they've been here awhile. quote:LGDs =! Staffies. I have had both. The former was a Pyr, which is a softer breed than a Maremma. I would have never in a million years had him in an urban setting, with two very young children. Maremmas are not "rare," and they suck poo poo as protection breeds for families because they take it TOO SERIOUSLY and will seriously hurt someone. They are nothing like staffies or herders, not in the remotest sense. quote:My Pyr was raised around semi feral barn cats and he played with several to death before his first birthday.
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