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Postby Its Me » Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:02 am

Hi all
i am looking for an old plastic table, {large if poss} to put in my pool so my babies {dogs} can have a swim and not panic, it has to be totaly plastic no metal.
so if anyone has one they are about to throw out, or any other thing {or ideas} that may be suitable for submersing in a swimming pool, please let me know, i can pick up in the paphos area.

silly and sarcastic replies are always welcome.


They cant stop us laughing can they?
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Postby brimac » Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:08 am

It's me...... I had about 20 of them in my garden shed up till Saturday, they would have been perfect but I had an arson attack on the shed and lost them all, bugger!!
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Postby Its Me » Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:12 am

if the arsonist had known was was in the shed he/she would probably not even started the fire, hope you had a great time putting it out, what method do you use on molten hot plastic? powder, water, foam, wet cloth?
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Postby CBBB » Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:21 am

When you find your plastic table, let me know as I have some plastic chairs for you to put round it.
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Re: wanted

Postby Floda » Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:35 pm

Its Me wrote:Hi all
i am looking for an old plastic table, {large if poss} to put in my pool so my babies {dogs} can have a swim and not panic, it has to be totaly plastic no metal.
so if anyone has one they are about to throw out, or any other thing {or ideas} that may be suitable for submersing in a swimming pool, please let me know, i can pick up in the paphos area.

silly and sarcastic replies are always welcome.


They cant stop us laughing can they?


What a disgusting idea, that you should even contemplate sharing your pool with dogs speaks volumes for your observance to basic hygienic standards.

The only way a dog would be entertained in MY pool, would be with a brick tied around it's neck for having the audacity to come anywhere near it.

Ah, but then, I'm not a Brit, you folk are well used to sharing your beds and even your dinner plates with your dogs aren't you ?.

The thought of bathing in a pool that might be contaminated with animal urine would hardly be MY choice I can assure you.

One wonders if you have children, hopefully NOT. :roll: :roll:
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Re: wanted

Postby fig head » Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:01 pm

Floda wrote:
Its Me wrote:Hi all
i am looking for an old plastic table, {large if poss} to put in my pool so my babies {dogs} can have a swim and not panic, it has to be totaly plastic no metal.
so if anyone has one they are about to throw out, or any other thing {or ideas} that may be suitable for submersing in a swimming pool, please let me know, i can pick up in the paphos area.

silly and sarcastic replies are always welcome.


They cant stop us laughing can they?


What a disgusting idea, that you should even contemplate sharing your pool with dogs speaks volumes for your observance to basic hygienic standards.

The only way a dog would be entertained in MY pool, would be with a brick tied around it's neck for having the audacity to come anywhere near it.

Ah, but then, I'm not a Brit, you folk are well used to sharing your beds and even your dinner plates with your dogs aren't you ?.

The thought of bathing in a pool that might be contaminated with animal urine would hardly be MY choice I can assure you.

One wonders if you have children, hopefully NOT. :roll: :roll:


cal down mate lol LET IT BE , i understand where you coming from haha
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Re: wanted

Postby cyprusgrump » Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:37 pm

Its Me wrote:Hi all
i am looking for an old plastic table, {large if poss} to put in my pool so my babies {dogs} can have a swim and not panic, it has to be totaly plastic no metal.
so if anyone has one they are about to throw out, or any other thing {or ideas} that may be suitable for submersing in a swimming pool, please let me know, i can pick up in the paphos area.

silly and sarcastic replies are always welcome.


They cant stop us laughing can they?

Drain most of the water out... Simples! :D
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Re: wanted

Postby Jerry » Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:47 pm

Floda wrote:
Its Me wrote:Hi all
i am looking for an old plastic table, {large if poss} to put in my pool so my babies {dogs} can have a swim and not panic, it has to be totaly plastic no metal.
so if anyone has one they are about to throw out, or any other thing {or ideas} that may be suitable for submersing in a swimming pool, please let me know, i can pick up in the paphos area.

silly and sarcastic replies are always welcome.


They cant stop us laughing can they?


What a disgusting idea, that you should even contemplate sharing your pool with dogs speaks volumes for your observance to basic hygienic standards.

The only way a dog would be entertained in MY pool, would be with a brick tied around it's neck for having the audacity to come anywhere near it.

Ah, but then, I'm not a Brit, you folk are well used to sharing your beds and even your dinner plates with your dogs aren't you ?.

The thought of bathing in a pool that might be contaminated with animal urine would hardly be MY choice I can assure you.

One wonders if you have children, hopefully NOT. :roll: :roll:


Talking of urine in swimming pools, when water in the local public pool was analysed was they calclated that it contained 40 gallons of human piss. Dogs were not allowed in.
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Re: wanted

Postby CBBB » Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:53 pm

Jerry wrote:
Floda wrote:
Its Me wrote:Hi all
i am looking for an old plastic table, {large if poss} to put in my pool so my babies {dogs} can have a swim and not panic, it has to be totaly plastic no metal.
so if anyone has one they are about to throw out, or any other thing {or ideas} that may be suitable for submersing in a swimming pool, please let me know, i can pick up in the paphos area.

silly and sarcastic replies are always welcome.


They cant stop us laughing can they?


What a disgusting idea, that you should even contemplate sharing your pool with dogs speaks volumes for your observance to basic hygienic standards.

The only way a dog would be entertained in MY pool, would be with a brick tied around it's neck for having the audacity to come anywhere near it.

Ah, but then, I'm not a Brit, you folk are well used to sharing your beds and even your dinner plates with your dogs aren't you ?.

The thought of bathing in a pool that might be contaminated with animal urine would hardly be MY choice I can assure you.

One wonders if you have children, hopefully NOT. :roll: :roll:


Talking of urine in swimming pools, when water in the local public pool was analysed was they calclated that it contained 40 gallons of human piss. Dogs were not allowed in.


You should look up the results they found for peanuts in pubs, I think they detected urine from ten separate males! Nuts anyone?
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Postby Svetlana » Tue Jul 28, 2009 6:09 pm

<Urban Myth Alert>

Lana :-)
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