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secondchance · 12-03-2009

Well, my shocks are shot and finally I started to work again (was laid off for a while...) and decided I was going to splurge.
Then, after visiting the vet, my wife tells that the vet suggested that we neuter our puppy, a 4 months old maltese named "Tino" (my 3rd maltese died about 2 months ago).
So, I weigh relative importance between removing Tino's nuts vs. new shocks for my other baby - ZR-1.
Yes. Tino will keep his nuts!

A1990 · 12-03-2009

Good one

Scrrem · 12-03-2009

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Originally Posted by secondchance

Well, my shocks are shot and finally I started to work again (was laid off for a while...) and decided I was going to splurge.
Then, after visiting the vet, my wife tells that the vet suggested that we neuter our puppy, a 4 months old maltese named "Tino" (my 3rd maltese died about 2 months ago).
So, I weigh relative importance between removing Tino's nuts vs. new shocks for my other baby - ZR-1.
Yes. Tino will keep his nuts!

Well, it was either new shocks for the ZR-1 or a new shock for Tino

Rich

Kb7tif · 12-03-2009

Then, after visiting the vet, my wife tells that the vet suggested that we neuter our puppy,

They do them for 50$ at " heaven can Wait" In Vegas.. Why spend more?

secondchance · 12-03-2009

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Originally Posted by Kb7tif

Then, after visiting the vet, my wife tells that the vet suggested that we neuter our puppy,

They do them for 50$ at " heaven can Wait" In Vegas.. Why spend more?

We were quoted $500!

rhipsher · 12-03-2009

$500 bucks! Is he nuts?

secondchance · 12-03-2009

Heeere's Tino!
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u.../IMG001592.jpg
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u...n/IMG00165.jpg

Good thing I need a set of shocks...

I just could'nt resist.

secondchance · 12-03-2009

Well. He is very tiny. We are talking "micro surgery". Perhaps that's why it's so expensive. We are talking about removing a pair of nuts about size of a grain of barley each.

ZRWON · 12-03-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by secondchance

Well, my shocks are shot and finally I started to work again (was laid off for a while...) and decided I was going to splurge.
Then, after visiting the vet, my wife tells that the vet suggested that we neuter our puppy, a 4 months old maltese named "Tino" (my 3rd maltese died about 2 months ago).
So, I weigh relative importance between removing Tino's nuts vs. new shocks for my other baby - ZR-1.
Yes. Tino will keep his nuts!

Find a framer close by. He probably has the experience to solve your Tino problem in a heartbeat. As a kid growing up on a farm my dad and I could do about 25 piglettes in less than as hour. I clamped their head between my legs and held their rear legs apart on my belly so dad could cut out the rocky mountain oysters.

Hope I don't get kicked off because my disgusting post has nothing to do with the charter of this forum

rhipsher · 12-03-2009

Thats what my grandfather use to do to the male cats on the farm. Just roll them up in a piece of carpet. Their head would be sticking out one end and their jewels out the other and cut them off with a knife and let them loose.

12-03-2009	#1
secondchance Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: McLean, VA Posts: 3,723	FX3 Shocks Well, my shocks are shot and finally I started to work again (was laid off for a while...) and decided I was going to splurge. Then, after visiting the vet, my wife tells that the vet suggested that we neuter our puppy, a 4 months old maltese named "Tino" (my 3rd maltese died about 2 months ago). So, I weigh relative importance between removing Tino's nuts vs. new shocks for my other baby - ZR-1. Yes. Tino will keep his nuts!

12-03-2009	#2
A1990 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Grand Island NE Posts: 1,512	Re: FX3 Shocks Good one __________________ Dennis Fierstein 90 ZR-1 #2562 Atomic-Z ZR-1 Net Registry Chairman of the Board ZR-1 Net Registry Treasurer

12-03-2009	#4
Kb7tif Join Date: May 2009 Location: S Nevada Posts: 352	Re: FX3 Shocks Then, after visiting the vet, my wife tells that the vet suggested that we neuter our puppy, They do them for 50$ at " heaven can Wait" In Vegas.. Why spend more? __________________ 1995 Convertible Supercharged Auto 1974 454 550hp (avatar car) On the blocks- -Scharger install ! 1992-Zr-1 Sold. Watson Headers Ported Plenum, Housings Random tech cats Fidanza Flywheel Chipped, Relocated Mat Woods 165 stat Borlas, Straights 1996 Lt4 Sold 1994 Lt1 Sold 2004 Z06 Sold AKA** Illenema

12-03-2009	#6
rhipsher Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Houston 90 Red ZR-1 Posts: 2,320	Re: FX3 Shocks $500 bucks! Is he nuts?

12-03-2009	#7
secondchance Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: McLean, VA Posts: 3,723	Re: FX3 Shocks Heeere's Tino! http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u.../IMG001592.jpg http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u...n/IMG00165.jpg Good thing I need a set of shocks... I just could'nt resist.

12-03-2009	#8
secondchance Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: McLean, VA Posts: 3,723	Re: FX3 Shocks Well. He is very tiny. We are talking "micro surgery". Perhaps that's why it's so expensive. We are talking about removing a pair of nuts about size of a grain of barley each.

12-03-2009	#10
rhipsher Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Houston 90 Red ZR-1 Posts: 2,320	Re: FX3 Shocks Thats what my grandfather use to do to the male cats on the farm. Just roll them up in a piece of carpet. Their head would be sticking out one end and their jewels out the other and cut them off with a knife and let them loose.