Well Bunker, now that you've got a good relation to your sis would you seek her opinion on any future love interest of yours? Would she have any interest in that? Also, what are your opinions of possibly becoming uncle and aunt to a trio of mountain lion cubs?

I don't need any help with my love life, thank you very much.  I'm doing just fine in that arena.  Of course, if Sierra offers her assistance free of charge, I probably won't turn it down.  I may not follow it, though.

I feel bad for Sedona.  I only had to put up with one cougar cub, and it nearly drove me insane.  I can't imagine raising three cubs at a time!  At least I'm not going to have to deal with them 24/7, like I had to do with Sandusky.  That should hopefully make things a bit more tolerable for me.

I didn't mean to imply that you would have any problems with your love life, just that if your sis has any opinions regarding potential mates that you would at least listen to her opinion. She seems very intelligent and probably familiar with the canine social circuit-not that I'm implying that she would be one to gossip. She seems to have traits that one might best describe as ladylike.

As for Sedona and the cubs, that's tough but she's a very smart cat and quick learner. What if one of them decides that he/she wants to live with Uncle Sandusky? Mind you, I'm not trying to imply that Sedona would attempt to get Dusker, you or Sierra to surrogate parent or encourage the cubs to consider a life in captivity as an alternative to life in the wild.

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Alan Walker wrote : I didn't mean to imply that you would have any problems with your love life, just that if your sis has any opinions regarding potential mates that you would at least listen to her opinion. She seems very intelligent and probably familiar with the canine social circuit-not that I'm implying that she would be one to gossip. She seems to have traits that one might best describe as ladylike. As for Sedona and the cubs, that's tough but she's a very smart cat and quick learner. What if one of them decides that he/she wants to live with Uncle Sandusky? Mind you, I'm not trying to imply that Sedona would attempt to get Dusker, you or Sierra to surrogate parent or encourage the cubs to consider a life in captivity as an alternative to life in the wild.

Great.*sarcastic*  You sound like a kat studying law...

Hey now. Just because I'm a kat doesn't mean that I can't be friends with someone like Bunker or Sierra. As for sounding like I'm studying law, well I'm not-not at this point, anyways. Incidentally, I am a court officer in real life-Deputy Clerk. If that's not a crazy occupation, I don't know what is. What's scary is that some of the members of the public whom we serve are crazier than we are-and I have some pretty odd characters as co-workers.

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Alan Walker wrote : Hey now. Just because I'm a kat doesn't mean that I can't be friends with someone like Bunker or Sierra. As for sounding like I'm studying law, well I'm not-not at this point, anyways. Incidentally, I am a court officer in real life-Deputy Clerk. If that's not a crazy occupation, I don't know what is. What's scary is that some of the members of the public whom we serve are crazier than we are-and I have some pretty odd characters as co-workers.

Hey, I never said you couldnt be friends with bunker or Sierra.

I think you need to take a vacation, your work environment is influencing your speech.  ;)

Yeah, but I'm not scheduled for vacation until September. I'll be spending a week in Colorado Springs at the annual Association of Railway Museums conference.

In my altenate life, I'm a streetcar motorman for the Old Pueblo Trolley, here in Tucson, Arizona. I'm also an officer (Training Manager-Historic Vehicles) and a Director of the organization. That means that my weekends are often occupied with railway business. That equates to roughly one hour of administrative work for every hour that I get to spend at the controller. Out of our entire fleet, the only vehicle that I can think of that doesn't classify as historic is the forklift.

As for Bunker and Sierra, they're cool. Bunker can be pretty intelligent when he doesn't work at it. Both of them seem very articulate (for dogs) and Sierra seems a bit more reserved. She doesn't speak unnecessecarily-unlike Bunker who at times seems too talkative. Between the two of them, I think that Sierra is the more intelligent one.

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Alan Walker wrote : As for Bunker and Sierra, they're cool. Bunker can be pretty intelligent when he doesn't work at it. Both of them seem very articulate (for dogs) and Sierra seems a bit more reserved. She doesn't speak unnecessecarily-unlike Bunker who at times seems too talkative. Between the two of them, I think that Sierra is the more intelligent one.

Well as Sid (Ice Age) once said (with the hand motion).  'They complete each other!' Ok, its not quite a direct quote...

Sierra and Bunker do complement each other. She has the smarts and he...well he's got something.

He has his own personal copy of Wikipedia in his brain, and he's a loyal companion to his friends.

It's times like this that make me believe that Sierra is the brains of the pair.