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20th October 2005
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| Lives for gear  Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Pittsburgh Pa
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| Heres Max the dog during his VO session for the play "chesapeake" by Lee Blessing. (no kidding) We used his vocalizations as sound cues throughout the entire production.
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20th October 2005
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 | This is Sasha. She's been at the studio for about 6 weeks. I've heard that she might get really big. Hopefully not too big to keep her here. Wish me luck.
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Robert, What breed of dog is Daisy? Beautiful! Cheers, -kevk | |
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20th October 2005
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20th October 2005
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No problem. Kenny's studio is in the Bronx Zoo.  You know the expression i can teach a monkey to be an engineer...  | |
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20th October 2005
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BTW-There's no gear in that pic. Throw some drumsticks in her mouth!! | |
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Dood. That's probably one of the most awesomest dogs I've ever seen in my life. This is when cloning would come in very handy because I want her. Bull Terrier? American or English? Jason | |
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20th October 2005
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20th October 2005
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20th October 2005
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Well gear-pet owners? Do you do anything about the fur? Ever cause any problems? Ahja likes to watch me edit audio at home, though: | |
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20th October 2005
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21st October 2005
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| Gear addict  Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Dexter/Ann Arbor, MI
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| Ok, sort of on-topic. As a cat-owning studio owner, has anybody lost bizness - or ruined someone's session at least - due to cat allergies? I always tell clients beforehand that there is a cat around, and I also have a perennial stash of Claritin at the ready. I'd rather lose the client than the cat though. (Unless it was, I don't know, Tom Waits or something.) You've got to have your loyalties. Adam drawingroom
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21st October 2005
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| When he wobbles with one ear then I know that I have screwed up the highs.
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21st October 2005
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| what do you feed him? nothing better then a fat cat.  |
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We've got a little mouse grey female kitty that kicks both their asses. they are both 3 years old. she's 9 years old and showed them who was boss when they were just puppies.
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21st October 2005
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:-) thats funny. i dont hope, your children start growing when they get older!! | |
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21st October 2005
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Secondly people who grow their dogs with cats is what I totally dig. Ruphus | |
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21st October 2005
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| Thirdly, so many sweet pics, but Gideon´s cat on the keyboard is just hillarious. Looks like a comic. Ruphus |
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21st October 2005
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This is him reading an Ableton Live tutorial
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21st October 2005
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I have two Rat Terriers. Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. Lester is a chocolate tri and Earl is a B&W bi. No handy pictures though.
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21st October 2005
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....Man..these two are Professional Nappers...!!
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21st October 2005
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When I moved into a tiny beachside apartment there was NOWHERE else to put the cat box but in a tiny utility closet in the tiny kitchen... (did I mention this place is tiny? But it is literally a 2 minute walk to the bay and you can see Catalina at the end of my street on a clear day.) I didn't wanna but there was no other way. It really hasn't been a problem, except maybe for a little sand spill... and I got a little rubber bib mat that goes in front of it (and the closet door closes enough to 'direct' the cat across the mat) that catches most of the sand. But before I discovered clumping litter (long time ago when I had four cats) my place had a reputation among my friends... if you know what I mean. But my surviving cat (a rescue I took in at my old place after I had to have pretty much all his teeth pulled) is a real sandbox engineer. When his old and sickly pal George was still around, this guy, Duke, would actually seem to go into the covered cat box just to cover up George's scats. (Another good invention, the covered cat box -- at least if you can persuade your cat to use it -- Duke was just so happy to be inside and not eating out of trashcans that I think he liked it 'cause it made him feel protected at a sensitive juncture.)  Duke (so named because, though it doesn't show here, he has one blue eye and one green eye and was very thin and white [well, actually not all that white... he was sick and filthy and very weak] when I started feeding him in my backyard -- I knew from the first bowl of catfood that he was gonna end up with me, of course, so I didn't even bother waiting to 'name' him)  George and Dave, his fondly remembered 'cousins' who were born in a cardboard computer monitor box in my living room in 1989. AKA, the Dubba Trubba Bubba Hub Boys. They look mean but they were... well, pussycats. It was a tough neighborhood, though, lots of pitbulls and kids, so they adopted that hardguy look...
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22nd October 2005
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| Moderator  Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: New Zealand/Switzerland/guitar case
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| some really great pics (and pets!) so far, I love my animals here is aslan looking after a microphone and Paris looking after the money (I found her like that, I didn't place it) narco |
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