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PattiCakeUS
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I bought a set of King sized bed sheets, $38.99. For anyone who doesn't already know, that's a GREAT price for a decent set of sheets, & these are soft & comfy!
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AND they came in a really pretty shade of pink - bonus!!! The only thing better would have been polka dots
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AND they came in a really pretty shade of pink - bonus!!! The only thing better would have been polka dots
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Does that work well? What kind of dog do you have? My German Shepherd is a pain to de-shed, she sheds 1 piece at a time, it just doesn't 'gather' well (except on the furniture!). My other one was easy, hers clumped, but that's because she was the best dog ever.
Ha. At first glance I thought it said "shredding". Somehow that made sense too.
I have two Shelties and a Schipperke. This is for the Shelties as they have uber-dense undercoats. It does work, but you have to be very careful not to be too aggressive as it can damage the topcoat. Using the dematting 'rake' i can get about a dog and a half off each one. 
We had a Huskie years ago and he was triple-coated. The soft undercoat came out twice a year in woolly clumps almost like sheep fleece. The top guard hairs shed very little but it was that medium layer that came out as you say 'one hair at a time' that was most problematic. For that we used a shedding blade.
We had a Huskie years ago and he was triple-coated. The soft undercoat came out twice a year in woolly clumps almost like sheep fleece. The top guard hairs shed very little but it was that medium layer that came out as you say 'one hair at a time' that was most problematic. For that we used a shedding blade.
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A Belgian Barge dog. Didn't even have to look it up.
Looks beautiful there. Where ever that may be.
gbsa
Android Enthusiast
I live in nw Florida we own several acres
I have a pair of Shi-Tzus, a breed that doesn't shed. Whoever made that up should be horse whipped.
gbsa
Android Enthusiast
I agree with you, as I'm plucking shi-tzus hair off my clothes.
Kind of an odd purchase, but I'm fascinated with these carved Chinese olive pits.
Hence your username?
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I find Mandarin a fascinating language, the written characters are like a work of art. Is it time consuming to write down?
I'm useless at other languages, beyond what I can recall of 'O' level French and German, but I have massive respect for people who are multi-lingual. It's a great skill.
It can be quite time consuming to write hanzi (Chinese characters) well. I'm terrible at it myself. The students in school spend a hell of a lot of time writing it. And they're bi-lingual from the first grade, learning Mandarin and English. That's why I'm here.
Is it true in the UK schools, they don't even teach cursive writing these days?
BTW it was a good show on Saturday night.
I was going to try 7 girls riding my electric scooter.
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They're writing essays and passages every day, usually very quiet when they're doing it.
They don't in US schools
Made in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province I believe.
Every city has it's own speciality. Suzhou it's olive pits and Apple iPhones. Jinan it's buses and men's suits. Chaozhou they mostly make urinals. Shantou it's toys. Christmas is made in Yiwu, Many pianos, guitars, violins, etc are made in Hangzhou, and so on.
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Hence your username?
Actually, I do carve pits, just not the Chinese olive pits. I carve monkeys from peach pits.
chanchan05
The Doctor
I know how but I don't use cursive at work. You of course know jokes about handwriting of medical practitioners. Lol. Jusy trying to not emulate those. [emoji14]