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Great to have this board up!
I can not tell you how great it is to have this group back together. Over
the winter I went to rec.ponds a couple of times in the odd hope it had cleaned up, but, of course, it hadn't. Jim, what do you mean about formally subscribing? Happy ponding! San Diego Joe 4,000 - 5,000 Gallons. Koi, Goldfish, and RES named Colombo. |
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Hey Joe!!!
Glad to see you! Isn't it nice? I was thinking why old rec.ponds ticks along. It just delightfully low tech. There are big, glitzy, colourful forums out there but I always tend to get lost in them. Rec.ponds feels more homey. k :-) |
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Great to have this board up!
Jim, what do you mean about formally subscribing? Hi Joe, WELCOME! We all love having a friendly board without the conflictual posting. I share Jan's sense of an homey-ness about it. And some knowledgeable people. When I mentioned subscribing, I was of the mistaken opinion that the 'subscribers' count on Google reflected all newsgroup subscriptions, instead of just those through Google. On my Bellsouth address, we can 'subscribe' to news groups. I get rpm through the Google interface. So...when I saw lots of posters and few 'subscriptions' I thought others might be posting but not 'subscribing' on their own provider... I was wrong. Enjoy the group. We will have to assess our number of participants by posts rather than by subscribers, unless someone wants to make a tally of posters. Doesn't really matter, however, as we are not in a contest or a conflict. We are simply a group of friends. I am glad you are here. Jim |
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Jim wrote: I share Jan's sense of an homey-ness about it.
I concur, but have to pass the description on as Kathy's. :-) Hey, Joe, good to see you! I was noticing your sig. line. Do you have a website? Seems I remember ponders better by the look of the pond than their posting nyms, though I do remember yours. Also, tells us about Colombo? ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State |
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"~ jan" wrote:
Jim wrote: I share Jan's sense of an homey-ness about it. I concur, but have to pass the description on as Kathy's. :-) Hey, Joe, good to see you! I was noticing your sig. line. Do you have a website? Seems I remember ponders better by the look of the pond than their posting nyms, though I do remember yours. Also, tells us about Colombo? ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State Hi Jan, I've been working on my web site, but so far it is way down my priority list (I'm a web and database designer) We have had Colombo for 4 years now. My wife, a realtor found him at the bottom of a swimming pool at a house she was holding open. He gets along great with the Koi & shebunkin. He has free reign of the yard (he has even come in the house a few times when the door was open) We have a fenced yard so he can't get out. One time we didn't see him for a few days. We finally found him in the skimmer - know we call it the Colombo Jacuzzi! San Diego Joe 4,000 - 5,000 Gallons. Koi, Goldfish, and RES named Colombo. |
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On Tue, 3 Apr 2007 18:13:11 CST, San Diego Joe wrote:
We have had Colombo for 4 years now. My wife, a realtor found him at the bottom of a swimming pool at a house she was holding open. He gets along great with the Koi & shebunkin. He has free reign of the yard (he has even come in the house a few times when the door was open) We have a fenced yard so he can't get out. One time we didn't see him for a few days. We finally found him in the skimmer - know we call it the Colombo Jacuzzi! And Colombo is what kind of critter? ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State |
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I'm betting Columbo is a red-earred slider
turtle. At first I got him mixed up with someone that posted about an albino catfish and was having a hard time picturing a catfish walking in the backdoor... k :-) |
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In article .com,
"kthirtya" wrote: I'm betting Columbo is a red-earred slider turtle. At first I got him mixed up with someone that posted about an albino catfish and was having a hard time picturing a catfish walking in the backdoor... k :-) He said RES. I thought it was a Real Easy Salamander. -- To reply by email, remove the word "space" |
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RES....RES.... hmmmm.
Red-earred Slider Real Easy Salamander Roaming Elf Snake Random Effusive Skunk I think I'm avoiding doing the dishes... k :-) |
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"~ jan" wrote:
On Tue, 3 Apr 2007 18:13:11 CST, San Diego Joe wrote: We have had Colombo for 4 years now. My wife, a realtor found him at the bottom of a swimming pool at a house she was holding open. He gets along great with the Koi & shebunkin. He has free reign of the yard (he has even come in the house a few times when the door was open) We have a fenced yard so he can't get out. One time we didn't see him for a few days. We finally found him in the skimmer - know we call it the Colombo Jacuzzi! And Colombo is what kind of critter? ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State He's a RES (red eared slider, a turtle) San Diego Joe 4,000 - 5,000 Gallons. Koi, Goldfish, and RES named Colombo. |
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"kthirtya" wrote:
I'm betting Columbo is a red-earred slider turtle. At first I got him mixed up with someone that posted about an albino catfish and was having a hard time picturing a catfish walking in the backdoor... k :-) There are walking catfish. If I remember correctly they are non native and nasty. San Diego Joe 4,000 - 5,000 Gallons. Koi, Goldfish, and RES named Colombo. |
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Joe wrote
There are walking catfish. If I remember correctly they are non native and nasty. I'd forgotten about them! Found this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking_catfish Can you imagine one of them knocking on the back door!! k :-) |
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