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#2726
02-03-2009 | 09:56 AM
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From: Pennsylavnia
#2728
02-03-2009 | 10:04 AM
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#2731
02-03-2009 | 01:35 PM
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Phonebook results for "sandy gambino" ocala florida
#mr{width:40%}#res #mr{width:auto}Sandy Gambino (352) 502-4494 7825 NE 20th Ct, Ocala, FL 34479 Map
Clicked on the map link, then did the street view and that's what came up. Now, do we know if Sandy Gambino is the right Sandy? No idea. If we get some more specifics, there's an amazing amount of things you can find out about a person...all through public record. #mr{width:40%}#res #mr{width:auto}Sandy Gambino (352) 502-4494 7825 NE 20th Ct, Ocala, FL 34479 MapAnd of course this address is not currently owned by a Sandy Gambino. Sandy purchased the house in 2004 for $67000 and sold it in 2006 for $114000 (right before the market tanked...good call on her part). Wouldn't be surprised if that was the pile of cash that was in the photo.
so if she sold then we are not looking at the right trailer, OOOPPPS I mean house!
#2735
02-03-2009 | 01:52 PM
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From: Woodbridge VA
#2736
02-03-2009 | 02:08 PM
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From: Pennsylavnia
She does need some seriouse help!!!
#2740
02-03-2009 | 02:27 PM
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Looks like Google had it off a bit. After checking parcels, it looks like this one was her actual house.
http://maps.google.com/maps?li=rwp&q...31791752338137
http://maps.google.com/maps?li=rwp&q...31791752338137
#2741
02-03-2009 | 02:28 PM
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And Johnny Depp.
Actually, I think that she has posted that both of her parents are dead. I remember that January 6th was going to be hard for her because of her father in a coma... just one more reason why she couldn't get pics of the car for Skillet. But I guess the car show she went to was killa'!
Actually, I think that she has posted that both of her parents are dead. I remember that January 6th was going to be hard for her because of her father in a coma... just one more reason why she couldn't get pics of the car for Skillet. But I guess the car show she went to was killa'!
#2742
02-03-2009 | 02:30 PM
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Looks like Google had it off a bit. After checking parcels, it looks like this one was her actual house.
http://maps.google.com/maps?li=rwp&q...31791752338137
http://maps.google.com/maps?li=rwp&q...31791752338137
Nice pic!
#2743
02-03-2009 | 02:40 PM
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From: Daytona Beach, Florida
#2744
02-03-2009 | 07:09 PM
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From: greater Philly area
hysterical....!!!
Hey gem,, I LOVED your snoiwng smiley!! But isn't this a pretty snow?? everything is white and magical.....
And no he isn't much better, he showed a slight improvement tonight for 10 minutes and is now sleeping and shivering again. But that is all I want to write about it. (I figured you all were wondering)
Miniola,, your crime busting sotry was the best ever. You really do have good instincts!! Did you ever get to eat that pizza??? You guys are lucky that your home that you had rented and were refurbishing didn't get robbed....and you never said. did the refurbishing pay off? did you get that home sold?
Maybe you should flip houses???? Like someone else we know???
And ? Kiki?? Does it get any worse than puking in your head cone?? Poor poor Krissy.....that just sucks. I am thinking of getting some of that waterless shampoo- Petey's hind end is pretty stinky and I really don't want to risk a bath... have you ever tried that? Maybe that would help Krissy?
Hey gem,, I LOVED your snoiwng smiley!! But isn't this a pretty snow?? everything is white and magical.....
And no he isn't much better, he showed a slight improvement tonight for 10 minutes and is now sleeping and shivering again. But that is all I want to write about it. (I figured you all were wondering)
Miniola,, your crime busting sotry was the best ever. You really do have good instincts!! Did you ever get to eat that pizza??? You guys are lucky that your home that you had rented and were refurbishing didn't get robbed....and you never said. did the refurbishing pay off? did you get that home sold?
Maybe you should flip houses???? Like someone else we know???
And ? Kiki?? Does it get any worse than puking in your head cone?? Poor poor Krissy.....that just sucks. I am thinking of getting some of that waterless shampoo- Petey's hind end is pretty stinky and I really don't want to risk a bath... have you ever tried that? Maybe that would help Krissy?
#2745
02-03-2009 | 07:33 PM
#2746
02-03-2009 | 07:52 PM
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From: Vancouver, WA
Cawby,
I'm glad Pete has some medication and is sleeping. At least there is no obstruction as well. You did mention he had bits of pooh, so maybe things will be improving. I'm hoping for you and Pete.
A good vet is everything. I'm blessed with a great one. When Munchie had his bladder blocked I had to use the emergency vet on Sat. They put a cath in, cleared the obstruction, and kept him on IV fluids. (He was maybe 24 hours from renal failure.) I picked him up with Cath still in and took him to my vet on Monday morning. The cath caused some urethra scarring and my poor kitty, even unblocked wasn't able to urinate. For a week, my vet had me bring him in in the morning and evening, drew urine from his bladder with a needle through the stomach, while keeping him on demerol. I was in tears about the whole time. On friday, he said he might need to operate and asked me to leave him with him over the three day holiday weekend. The operation would have been like a sex change operation basically, creating a wider urethra opening, not as susceptible to blockage. My vet on a three day weekend cared for Munchie all weekend, and called my two to three times a day to tell me his progress. He did a bunch of stuff to try to get him to urinate on his own. Sunday morning he called and said he'd schedule surgery on tuesday after the three day weekend and that Munchie was doing fine. He was going to put a cath back in monday morning in prep for the surgery. Well he called Monday morning and said Munchie started peeing on his own, no surgery required. Anyway to make a long story short, my vet is fantastic. He spent his whole holiday weekend caring for Munchie and trying everything to avoid surgery, and it worked.
I remember when we brought Munchie home thinking we had a 8 week old kitten found in a garbage can at an interstate fast food place. I took him Monday morning to this vet. Munchie had pneumonia, two types of worms, puss coming out of every orifice, and ear mites. My vet gave him a whole bag of about 7 different medicines and vitamins, cleaned him up. He told us Munchie was malnourished and stunted as he was really 4 months old, not eight weeks. He sent me home with Munchie and told me to come back in about 2 weeks and let me know how he was doing in the interim. I think his assistant called a few times. The whole visit was 90 bucks medicines included. I don't think he thought Munchie was going to make it and charged us accordingly. When I came back, Munchie was better and had put on a pound or two. The vet looked at him and proclaimed that 'you have to be the luckiest cat alive'. Munchie was a fighter, small, stunted, but with a heart of a lion, which was why the Mini was named after him.
I've use this guy for 20 years and 5 cats. I put more care into finding a good vet then I did my own doctor. At least I can speak for myself, the cat can't. A good vet is priceless.
Well Cawby, I don't know why I went into all that. My best advice is love Pete, one of the best medicines. I can say from experience, that our love for Munchie pulled him through a couple of bad times and today I can see that look in his eye every time he looks up at me while sitting in my lap.
I'm glad Pete has some medication and is sleeping. At least there is no obstruction as well. You did mention he had bits of pooh, so maybe things will be improving. I'm hoping for you and Pete.
A good vet is everything. I'm blessed with a great one. When Munchie had his bladder blocked I had to use the emergency vet on Sat. They put a cath in, cleared the obstruction, and kept him on IV fluids. (He was maybe 24 hours from renal failure.) I picked him up with Cath still in and took him to my vet on Monday morning. The cath caused some urethra scarring and my poor kitty, even unblocked wasn't able to urinate. For a week, my vet had me bring him in in the morning and evening, drew urine from his bladder with a needle through the stomach, while keeping him on demerol. I was in tears about the whole time. On friday, he said he might need to operate and asked me to leave him with him over the three day holiday weekend. The operation would have been like a sex change operation basically, creating a wider urethra opening, not as susceptible to blockage. My vet on a three day weekend cared for Munchie all weekend, and called my two to three times a day to tell me his progress. He did a bunch of stuff to try to get him to urinate on his own. Sunday morning he called and said he'd schedule surgery on tuesday after the three day weekend and that Munchie was doing fine. He was going to put a cath back in monday morning in prep for the surgery. Well he called Monday morning and said Munchie started peeing on his own, no surgery required. Anyway to make a long story short, my vet is fantastic. He spent his whole holiday weekend caring for Munchie and trying everything to avoid surgery, and it worked.
I remember when we brought Munchie home thinking we had a 8 week old kitten found in a garbage can at an interstate fast food place. I took him Monday morning to this vet. Munchie had pneumonia, two types of worms, puss coming out of every orifice, and ear mites. My vet gave him a whole bag of about 7 different medicines and vitamins, cleaned him up. He told us Munchie was malnourished and stunted as he was really 4 months old, not eight weeks. He sent me home with Munchie and told me to come back in about 2 weeks and let me know how he was doing in the interim. I think his assistant called a few times. The whole visit was 90 bucks medicines included. I don't think he thought Munchie was going to make it and charged us accordingly. When I came back, Munchie was better and had put on a pound or two. The vet looked at him and proclaimed that 'you have to be the luckiest cat alive'. Munchie was a fighter, small, stunted, but with a heart of a lion, which was why the Mini was named after him.
I've use this guy for 20 years and 5 cats. I put more care into finding a good vet then I did my own doctor. At least I can speak for myself, the cat can't. A good vet is priceless.
Well Cawby, I don't know why I went into all that. My best advice is love Pete, one of the best medicines. I can say from experience, that our love for Munchie pulled him through a couple of bad times and today I can see that look in his eye every time he looks up at me while sitting in my lap.
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#2747
02-03-2009 | 08:00 PM
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From: Vancouver, WA
Cawby,
I'm glad Pete has some medication and is sleeping. At least there is no obstruction as well. You did mention he had bits of pooh, so maybe things will be improving. I'm hoping for you and Pete.
A good vet is everything. I'm blessed with a great one. When Munchie had his bladder blocked I had to use the emergency vet on Sat. They put a cath in, cleared the obstruction, and kept him on IV fluids. (He was maybe 24 hours from renal failure.) I picked him up with Cath still in and took him to my vet on Monday morning. The cath caused some urethra scarring and my poor kitty, even unblocked wasn't able to urinate. For a week, my vet had me bring him in in the morning and evening, drew urine from his bladder with a needle through the stomach, while keeping him on demerol. I was in tears about the whole time. On friday, he said he might need to operate and asked me to leave him with him over the three day holiday weekend. The operation would have been like a sex change operation basically, creating a wider urethra opening, not as susceptible to blockage. My vet on a three day weekend cared for Munchie all weekend, and called my two to three times a day to tell me his progress. He did a bunch of stuff to try to get him to urinate on his own. Sunday morning he called and said he'd schedule surgery on tuesday after the three day weekend and that Munchie was doing fine. He was going to put a cath back in monday morning in prep for the surgery. Well he called Monday morning and said Munchie started peeing on his own, no surgery required. Anyway to make a long story short, my vet is fantastic. He spent his whole holiday weekend caring for Munchie and trying everything to avoid surgery, and it worked.
I remember when we brought Munchie home thinking we had a 8 week old kitten found in a garbage can at an interstate fast food place. I took him Monday morning to this vet. Munchie had pneumonia, two types of worms, puss coming out of every orifice, and ear mites. My vet gave him a whole bag of about 7 different medicines and vitamins, cleaned him up. He told us Munchie was malnourished and stunted as he was really 4 months old, not eight weeks. He sent me home with Munchie and told me to come back in about 2 weeks and let me know how he was doing in the interim. I think his assistant called a few times. The whole visit was 90 bucks medicines included. I don't think he thought Munchie was going to make it and charged us accordingly. When I came back, Munchie was better and had put on a pound or two. The vet looked at him and proclaimed that 'you have to be the luckiest cat alive'. Munchie was a fighter, small, stunted, but with a heart of a lion, which was why the Mini was named after him.
I've use this guy for 20 years and 5 cats. I put more care into finding a good vet then I did my own doctor. At least I can speak for myself, the cat can't. A good vet is priceless.
Well Cawby, I don't know why I went into all that. My best advice is love Pete, one of the best medicines. I can say from experience, that our love for Munchie pulled him through a couple of bad times and today I can see that look in his eye every time he looks up at me while sitting in my lap.
I'm glad Pete has some medication and is sleeping. At least there is no obstruction as well. You did mention he had bits of pooh, so maybe things will be improving. I'm hoping for you and Pete.
A good vet is everything. I'm blessed with a great one. When Munchie had his bladder blocked I had to use the emergency vet on Sat. They put a cath in, cleared the obstruction, and kept him on IV fluids. (He was maybe 24 hours from renal failure.) I picked him up with Cath still in and took him to my vet on Monday morning. The cath caused some urethra scarring and my poor kitty, even unblocked wasn't able to urinate. For a week, my vet had me bring him in in the morning and evening, drew urine from his bladder with a needle through the stomach, while keeping him on demerol. I was in tears about the whole time. On friday, he said he might need to operate and asked me to leave him with him over the three day holiday weekend. The operation would have been like a sex change operation basically, creating a wider urethra opening, not as susceptible to blockage. My vet on a three day weekend cared for Munchie all weekend, and called my two to three times a day to tell me his progress. He did a bunch of stuff to try to get him to urinate on his own. Sunday morning he called and said he'd schedule surgery on tuesday after the three day weekend and that Munchie was doing fine. He was going to put a cath back in monday morning in prep for the surgery. Well he called Monday morning and said Munchie started peeing on his own, no surgery required. Anyway to make a long story short, my vet is fantastic. He spent his whole holiday weekend caring for Munchie and trying everything to avoid surgery, and it worked.
I remember when we brought Munchie home thinking we had a 8 week old kitten found in a garbage can at an interstate fast food place. I took him Monday morning to this vet. Munchie had pneumonia, two types of worms, puss coming out of every orifice, and ear mites. My vet gave him a whole bag of about 7 different medicines and vitamins, cleaned him up. He told us Munchie was malnourished and stunted as he was really 4 months old, not eight weeks. He sent me home with Munchie and told me to come back in about 2 weeks and let me know how he was doing in the interim. I think his assistant called a few times. The whole visit was 90 bucks medicines included. I don't think he thought Munchie was going to make it and charged us accordingly. When I came back, Munchie was better and had put on a pound or two. The vet looked at him and proclaimed that 'you have to be the luckiest cat alive'. Munchie was a fighter, small, stunted, but with a heart of a lion, which was why the Mini was named after him.
I've use this guy for 20 years and 5 cats. I put more care into finding a good vet then I did my own doctor. At least I can speak for myself, the cat can't. A good vet is priceless.
Well Cawby, I don't know why I went into all that. My best advice is love Pete, one of the best medicines. I can say from experience, that our love for Munchie pulled him through a couple of bad times and today I can see that look in his eye every time he looks up at me while sitting in my lap.
I'm with glanford on finding a good Vet. I tout this tune more often, but as well get the "I don't want to leave my Vet" a lot of the time. We carry Pet Insurance through Banfield Pet Hospital, if you happen to have any one of those around I suggest you check them out @ www.banfield.net.
Our 2 Kids are relatively healthy. Sadie (almost 7), has to have Heart Medicine everytime she goes in for dental work. They both have skin issues, not sure why. Rosey (just turned 3), has had a Fish Hook go clean through her jowl, that was a trip to the Emergency Room @ Dove Lewis Animal Hospital.
Sadie instantly knows when we are going to see "Her Friends" as I call them, she goes Ape Nuts as we exit the Freeway. They are 11 miles from us and though there plenty of vets a lot closer we will not change.
Cabwy glad Petey is resting, it's been a tough few days for both of you. Keep us updated. We'll will be saying prayers for you tonight!!
#2748
02-03-2009 | 08:55 PM
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#2749
02-03-2009 | 08:59 PM
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hysterical....!!!
Hey gem,, I LOVED your snoiwng smiley!! But isn't this a pretty snow?? everything is white and magical.....
And no he isn't much better, he showed a slight improvement tonight for 10 minutes and is now sleeping and shivering again. But that is all I want to write about it. (I figured you all were wondering)
Miniola,, your crime busting sotry was the best ever. You really do have good instincts!! Did you ever get to eat that pizza??? You guys are lucky that your home that you had rented and were refurbishing didn't get robbed....and you never said. did the refurbishing pay off? did you get that home sold?
Maybe you should flip houses???? Like someone else we know???
And ? Kiki?? Does it get any worse than puking in your head cone?? Poor poor Krissy.....that just sucks. I am thinking of getting some of that waterless shampoo- Petey's hind end is pretty stinky and I really don't want to risk a bath... have you ever tried that? Maybe that would help Krissy?
Hey gem,, I LOVED your snoiwng smiley!! But isn't this a pretty snow?? everything is white and magical.....
And no he isn't much better, he showed a slight improvement tonight for 10 minutes and is now sleeping and shivering again. But that is all I want to write about it. (I figured you all were wondering)
Miniola,, your crime busting sotry was the best ever. You really do have good instincts!! Did you ever get to eat that pizza??? You guys are lucky that your home that you had rented and were refurbishing didn't get robbed....and you never said. did the refurbishing pay off? did you get that home sold?
Maybe you should flip houses???? Like someone else we know???
And ? Kiki?? Does it get any worse than puking in your head cone?? Poor poor Krissy.....that just sucks. I am thinking of getting some of that waterless shampoo- Petey's hind end is pretty stinky and I really don't want to risk a bath... have you ever tried that? Maybe that would help Krissy?
And yes, we were wondering.Glad you liked the story. I know you were looking forward to the ending and then all this stuff with poor Pete is making you sad.
Yeah, of course we ate the pizza.
And since we had purchased the home new, major overhaul wasn't needed. The most important part was that we present it well enough to stand above the rest. I think we probably spent about $4-5k total to get it ready and it sold in less than 60 days... leaving the competition in the dust. We did pretty well... although if we'd sold it the previous year we would have made about $100k more.
We sold for about $30k less than we would have liked. Oh well, right? But it was a cash buyer with no contingencies and a large downpayment... closing in 10 days. I think THAT person actually though she'd flip it but... didn't happen. Hey, sorry I didn't take pictures of all my money on the frieze carpet. 
Just a thought... a really YUCKY thought... I'm glad no one has run into a pic of "HER" rolling around in the buff on that pile o'money!
I think that might top pukey in the cone.