however, ..
Enjoy a complimentary glass of Bark Vineyards’® Barkundy, Sauvignon Bark, Pinot Leasheo, or White Sniff-n-Tail and dance the night away. Themes vary on a daily basis.
and then there’s a whole bunch of requirements just for your dog to get passed the bouncer…
Night Club Requirements
Enrollment is required for all canine guests servicing Fetch Club. Night Club guests will be required to:
Be a Fetch Club VIP Member
Fill out an enrollment application
Be up-to-date on Rabies, Distemper, Bordatella*, and Parvovirus** vaccinations. Please have your vet fax over a vaccination history to Fetch Club.
Spayed or neutered if over the age of 8 months.
Pass a temperament assessment. This will help determine if Fetch Club’s environment is a match for you.
*Bordatella vaccine – As required by NYS law, all dogs servicing canine facilities must be vaccinated against Bordatella which must be current within the past 6 months.
**Parvovirus vaccine – All puppies over the age of 4 months must be vaccinated against Parvovirus. Usually, this vaccination is administered in conjunction with the Distemper vaccine. If you are unsure, please ask your veterinarian.
and they even have a move night..
Recline on a custom organic Jax & Bones® bed and enjoy a screening of a classic canine film. The list of movie screenings change daily, so please call ahead for a list of movies and their screening times.
(an organic bed?!)
and you can bring your own meals!!
Choose from a selection of the Club’s Restaurant favorites including Vet’s Choice® dry kibble, NRG® dehydrated, Nature’s Variety® raw, or indulge yourself with an Entree of the Day, prepared daily in the Restaurant’s kitchen. If you bring a meal of your own to the Club, our staff would be more than happy to serve it to you gratis.
I agree with dona that the OT is a difficult format to debate anything, but I still enjoy participating in the debates from time to time.
Nothing on the OT has ever persuaded me to change an opinion, though. Seeing different opinions tends to reinforce my own.
donatella,
For my part,
I think you present a very clear and thoughtful evaluation of why individuals with opposing views often can’t find common ground on heavy subjects on the OT.
At the very least though, they get a quick sketch of the other person’s mindset.
Sometimes that’s a start.
Escept for calling lech an asshole the first time I met him, I would find it much harder to be uncivil in person, except to someone whom I’ve never met before.
Bxgrl, what I am going to say here is in the spirit of seriousness I was talking about.
I am going to translate something that Denton said in response to what you said earlier:
By bxgrl on February 4, 2011 2:16 PM
I agree, cobble. I doubt Chanel was unaware of what she was doing- even going so far as to use the Aryan laws to take businesses from Jewish owners.Anyone who possibly believed this was ok on any level is really not a human being.
Look…please don’t get pissed because I am not saying this to piss you off, but Denton makes THIS point:
“Be careful else you too will prove you are not a human (wasn’t that the excuse Hitler used, btw?) And here it rears its head on the OT. ”
Bxgrl: Try reading what is actually written. And i really don’t get your problem here. What the hell are you even talking about? Are you so thin-skinned no one is allowed to add something to what you said? Are you hallucinating things I never wrote? Yo must be, unless you can quote me. If you can’t, stfu.
If I were to step back, I might say that Denton just said that to strip anyone of their humanity, even a criminal, even a person who has done an evil thing, who thinks mistakenly, is amoral or has committed crimes is dangerous business. When we strip someone of their humanity, it says that they cannot change, they cannot improve, they cannot be forgiven, they cannot be transformed.
Also once stripped of their humanity, we can do anything to them. We share with every person on earth a common humanity no matter how flawed and screwed up. And for that reason, we need to be careful.
There. That was a serious point. Not meant to hurt you. But to point out something serious. Because it is important. You are important. We are important.
ugh! okay so remember that thing i posted yesterday about the doggie disco? i just went to it’s website and it looks awefully lame..
http://www.fetchclub.com/night_club_dance.php
however, ..
Enjoy a complimentary glass of Bark Vineyards’® Barkundy, Sauvignon Bark, Pinot Leasheo, or White Sniff-n-Tail and dance the night away. Themes vary on a daily basis.
and then there’s a whole bunch of requirements just for your dog to get passed the bouncer…
Night Club Requirements
Enrollment is required for all canine guests servicing Fetch Club. Night Club guests will be required to:
Be a Fetch Club VIP Member
Fill out an enrollment application
Be up-to-date on Rabies, Distemper, Bordatella*, and Parvovirus** vaccinations. Please have your vet fax over a vaccination history to Fetch Club.
Spayed or neutered if over the age of 8 months.
Pass a temperament assessment. This will help determine if Fetch Club’s environment is a match for you.
*Bordatella vaccine – As required by NYS law, all dogs servicing canine facilities must be vaccinated against Bordatella which must be current within the past 6 months.
**Parvovirus vaccine – All puppies over the age of 4 months must be vaccinated against Parvovirus. Usually, this vaccination is administered in conjunction with the Distemper vaccine. If you are unsure, please ask your veterinarian.
and they even have a move night..
Recline on a custom organic Jax & Bones® bed and enjoy a screening of a classic canine film. The list of movie screenings change daily, so please call ahead for a list of movies and their screening times.
(an organic bed?!)
and you can bring your own meals!!
Choose from a selection of the Club’s Restaurant favorites including Vet’s Choice® dry kibble, NRG® dehydrated, Nature’s Variety® raw, or indulge yourself with an Entree of the Day, prepared daily in the Restaurant’s kitchen. If you bring a meal of your own to the Club, our staff would be more than happy to serve it to you gratis.
CGar, did you ever find out the meaning of nagara (was that the word?”)
“I said something similar at lunchtime. And that was before I got my sandwich”
lol dibs
I agree with dona that the OT is a difficult format to debate anything, but I still enjoy participating in the debates from time to time.
Nothing on the OT has ever persuaded me to change an opinion, though. Seeing different opinions tends to reinforce my own.
Legion, thanks, but as it happens, she understood this without translation. TMI?
“Te voy a comer entero!”
I’m going to eat you up!
“Denton is saying he wrongly accused you of spelling Colombian incorrectly. Capeesh?”
Biff, thanks. I thought it was another denton dig – not that there’s anything wrong with that, just that I didn’t get it!
(Oh, and m4l, rest assured my threat to kill Biff was not in his Presidential capacity but in his capacity as my wingman (pun intended).)
donatella,
For my part,
I think you present a very clear and thoughtful evaluation of why individuals with opposing views often can’t find common ground on heavy subjects on the OT.
At the very least though, they get a quick sketch of the other person’s mindset.
Sometimes that’s a start.
Escept for calling lech an asshole the first time I met him, I would find it much harder to be uncivil in person, except to someone whom I’ve never met before.
Bxgrl, what I am going to say here is in the spirit of seriousness I was talking about.
I am going to translate something that Denton said in response to what you said earlier:
By bxgrl on February 4, 2011 2:16 PM
I agree, cobble. I doubt Chanel was unaware of what she was doing- even going so far as to use the Aryan laws to take businesses from Jewish owners.Anyone who possibly believed this was ok on any level is really not a human being.
Look…please don’t get pissed because I am not saying this to piss you off, but Denton makes THIS point:
“Be careful else you too will prove you are not a human (wasn’t that the excuse Hitler used, btw?) And here it rears its head on the OT. ”
Bxgrl: Try reading what is actually written. And i really don’t get your problem here. What the hell are you even talking about? Are you so thin-skinned no one is allowed to add something to what you said? Are you hallucinating things I never wrote? Yo must be, unless you can quote me. If you can’t, stfu.
If I were to step back, I might say that Denton just said that to strip anyone of their humanity, even a criminal, even a person who has done an evil thing, who thinks mistakenly, is amoral or has committed crimes is dangerous business. When we strip someone of their humanity, it says that they cannot change, they cannot improve, they cannot be forgiven, they cannot be transformed.
Also once stripped of their humanity, we can do anything to them. We share with every person on earth a common humanity no matter how flawed and screwed up. And for that reason, we need to be careful.
There. That was a serious point. Not meant to hurt you. But to point out something serious. Because it is important. You are important. We are important.