What do you look like . . . again?

[LarryFine]

Says the overgrown giant.

"Ho-ho-ho!"

 

[LarryFine]

C'mon Larry, wheres your pic drilling a ceiling without a ladder?

A video would be better, wouldn't it?

I really need to get a recent picture taken of me.

 

[John Valdes]

Here I am with my Buddy from Buffalo. I'm on the right.
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[480sparky]

Here I am with my Buddy from Buffalo. I'm on the right.

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[PCN]

My avitar is the most recent photo of me. I did get new glasses though.

 

[The Iceman]

Sorry it took so long to join the party!

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[Pierre C Belarge]

Great picture...where was that taken?

 

[The Iceman]

Great picture...where was that taken?

Our last vacation at Letchworth State Park in NY. I'm originally from that area.

 

[peter d]

Our last vacation at Letchworth State Park in NY. I'm originally from that area.

I went there 4 years ago. It was incredible. They call it the "Grand Canyon of the East."

 

[Hendrix]

Our last vacation at Letchworth State Park in NY. I'm originally from that area.

The "Flume" @ franconia notch in NH is very impressive also.

 

[mayanees]

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.. maybe this will work...

 

[ceknight]

.. maybe this will work...

Them's some fine-lookin' dogs, sir.

 

[mayanees]

Thanks!

Thanks!

Them's some fine-lookin' dogs, sir.

Thanks! They're English Mastiff pups, who were about 12 months old in that picture. That's the only picture of me that I had!

I enjoy the he77 out of dogs, having had Mastiffs for the past 25 years. They're a major stress reliever and a good outlet for physical activity.
... highly recommended!!

John M

 

[acrwc10]

Thanks! They're English Mastiff pups, who were about 12 months old in that picture. That's the only picture of me that I had!

I enjoy the he77 out of dogs, having had Mastiffs for the past 25 years. They're a major stress reliever and a good outlet for physical activity.
... highly recommended!!

John M

I would imagine just carrying the food dish could do it.

 

[SEO]

Thanks! They're English Mastiff pups, who were about 12 months old in that picture. That's the only picture of me that I had!

I enjoy the he77 out of dogs, having had Mastiffs for the past 25 years. They're a major stress reliever and a good outlet for physical activity.
... highly recommended!!

John M

I've heard that Mastiffs are very good dogs. How large are they now?

 

[mayanees]

I've heard that Mastiffs are very good dogs. How large are they now?

Gimme a couple days and I'll get a pic of them... at 19 months the male is probably 155#, and the female 125#.
I think they keep growing until they die, with most of the constant growth being in the chest. My last oldest one died at 8 1/2 years old, which unfortunately is not uncommon for Mastiffs, and he went from his typical 170# size in years 3-6 to probably 205+# at the end.
These two really tested my dog-rearing capabilities, I think because they're bro/sis. But I focused on them hard at about 7 months old (a li'l late) with nightly walks and sit/stay/come training and they're finally manageable!
TX for the interest. I live and breathe electrical, day in and day out, so it's fun to talk about dogs!!
John M

 

[cowboyjwc]

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My daughter and son

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Hannah, Emily, Conner and Kala

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Here's me at Univeral Studios with the three oldest grand kids, Conner, Emily and Hannah

 

[cowboyjwc]

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Son Sam, me, Wife Pattie and daugher Angela at Royal Gorge Bridge last year.


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Our son and his wife

 

[mayanees]

8 months later...

8 months later...

Gimme a couple days and I'll get a pic of them...

... cause I said I would, this is a picture of those two dogs 8 months later.
The couch in the first picture was completely demolished on their first full night in the basement.. drug 10 feet into the room and ripped to shreds while I slept!
John M

 

[charlie]

John, dogs that big should have professional handlers with a chair. Do you have saddles for them?