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ROTFLMAO, oh my god my eyes wont stop watering and my BF is looking at me like I’m nuts because I’m snorting. 😯
Nirvanacat13 wrote:dragonessjade wrote:Sweet. Now all I have to worry about is the stuff coming out of the kitties butt. 😯 😆
ROFL Feed them Science Diet, Iams, or Eukanuba and you’ll be fine…none of that Purina/Fancy Feast $ht…..Trust me, it’s worth the couple extra bucks to get SD, Iams or Euk….
I would personally not feed any of the crap already listed, I feed vet food only because I have too, but try and find a better quality food if you can. Orijen makes a good cat food, so do Chicken Soup for the Pet Lovers Soul and Solid Gold. You want to stay away from any meat “by-product” or “by-product meal” this is feathers, fur, feet and horns. Always look for meat or meat meal as the first ingredient. Most cat food is made with chicken, and make sure if there are grains that they dont break them down. By this I mean corn, corn meal, corn flour, they will do this to make to seem like the meat out weighs the corn, but after that it doesnt. Corn is used as willer as well, it just comes out the other end.
e will all go visit when ever we get a chance, they will have to start tours for the herd of us, LOL.
seriously though I want to go to cali and vist, I wonder if they would like to see the oilsands capital of the world???
I would imagine that the master was melody’s original, that the mold would have been made from, where as the lion kirin was a cast one from the looks of the pic.
Melody wrote:ruffian wrote:Is there any way to figure out when your dragon was actually cast? I kknow that you date them when you make them, but how can you tell what year they were cast? I have a mother dragon with the felt bottom but it doesnt appear that a tag was ever attached under it.
Anywho I was just curious, Tina.We started using the pads around 1987(?), but we didn’t start using the hangtags till about 1990, so your dragon could of been made during those years.
We didn’t mark the castings with the individual year they were made, but the initials of the person who cast and trimmed them is scratched into the bottom under the pad. If we had known that these things would become collectable, we would of kept better records! They do have individual mold numbers inside the eye sockets that can tell the age more precisely, but you’d have to break the eyeball out to see it! ( the eyeshut flapcats have little mold numbers on them somewhere that are visible, under the wing or something)
*edit*( come to think of it, all of the peices have mold marks on them somewhere If they don’t have eyesockets, these marks might be where you can find them. How big the number is will give a hint about how old the piece is, in its casting order at least.Lowest numbers are oldest.)melody inadvertantly answered this in one of my questions.
No I really dont want one, I am not fond of the godl honestly, I dont like anything in gold, even jewlery. I just never tought one would turn up on ebay so soon.
there is one up one ebay for 200 BIN
http://cgi.ebay.com/Windstone-Editions-GOLDEN-LAP-Dragon_W0QQitemZ270057862583QQihZ017QQcategoryZ35873QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItemLOL I really wanted that one, and as a side note, I also bought the other coiled from the same person *, and the new coiled as well, so got all 3 in the same week :D. I kinda gave up in the kinglet because of the cost of the mother w/golden egg, but I will wait and bide my time for the next one 😈 .
* I gave her very strict instructions on packing, each in their own box and then wrapped in bubble wrap and in another box. She aggred to it, plus offered insurance.
You know i noticed this when my fledgling arrived, I just never mentioned it because I figured you would have already talked about it. But the newer dragons are way different than the original family. The colors are brighter and more green, IMO.
ddvm wrote:They (whoever they are) say a dog is better than any security system. But things can be replaced – people can’t. So please be careful!
They are security people, I was one, a barking dog will cause more theives to leave than a security system. This is because a security system has to call the dispatch center, which inturn call the police dispatch, who then call the police. All of this take a few minutes, then there is a responce time, criminals know this and if they can get in and out within 5 minutes they are likely to not get caught. Also as most, like 99.9%, security systems do not have a cell phone back up, if a criminal cuts your phonelines outside the house a security system can do absolutly nothing about it.
Where as a dog is there, and criminals do not know if they bite or not, most are unwilling to take the chance of getting bitten. I mean if you have a toy breed with a small high pitched bark, it will not deter most criminals. But anything with a low deep bark will. Expecially if you dont have those “beware of my minature schnauzer” type signs. It is also better, if you have smaller dogs, to not have them visable from the door, if a criminal can see your smaller dog they may try to incompasitate the dog before breaking in.
I know but i would rather just wait until Jan that way i can go in and pick it up in person, besides I only use the card for the windstone addiction 😉 .
