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Or if you were to paint one with bold striped pattern without white feet, and with Gold eyes, he would look like my dearly departed cat, Lucifer… 👿
I saw your eyes open Flap cats today, but did not get one… :shout: :shout: :shout:
The one pictured looks just like my cat, Boots, if he only had Green Eyes…back in 2003, when the mortgage rates nose-dived, I worked in taking mortgage loans for mortgage brokers over the phone–I did not work with FHA loans, but I do know that a straight REFI is a lot easier to get approved than a CASHOUT refi is, which sounds like what you are getting. With a REFI, you can only get $2000.00 cash back, after they have paid back your loan and closing costs, with a CASHOUT you can get more cash back, but the credit burdens are higher, getting approved is more difficult, and they do want a lot of specifics of what you are using the cash for, in this case, sounds like a Home Improvement loan. If you could get away with all this on 2000 or less, it might be better in the long run.
I withdraw trade offer, talked to Susie, and will be exchanging it instead, when they get some more of the
Curlies in… 😀I just opened my curlie from second batch and he has a lot of the copper orange on his back wing and top of head and the other stripes. I will definitely entertain a straight-up trade, if somebody is interested in doing so. squeek*
also they have customers who are not forum members, so a lottery for only forum members would not be fair for their other customers that only go to the online store
I know, but I am not very familiar with PYO’s, so I was wondering which animals was possible to be available to be made. 😕
if it is saveable, even though it is cheaper to have it pulled, have it saved, you will be glad you did later–I really regret not saving some teeth early on that I could have. You would be surprised what can be saved. It sounds like it may be infected if it is green, but antibiotics, especially if it is “open” now, and a temporizing may hold it over for 8 months. And if it is a back tooth, no matter how much dentists like you to pay the big bucks for the porcelan crowns, believe me, the stainless steel crowns are just fine for at least a 3 year life span for a lot less money. 8)
plus you could probably get by with stainless steel crown or temporary filling until insurance comes back
nothing worst than a toothache! :shout: :shout: :shout:
It’s possible the dentist could do something called “temporizing” it until your insurance comes back around–it worked on one of my teeth, but not another one, once, when I had spent my insurance limit that year, but at least I got one temporized until the following year.
