Meeckey Ratón, DeesneyLand ees een Aneemalheimlich. U muzt meen DeesneyWurld.

Thanks! That's my baby, until we have a real one (and after our first 3 years of marriage, the wifey is starting to drop hints).

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'03 X5 3.0

My boy Neo is in the avatar in my profile...that was when he was ten or eleven weeks old and like fourteen pounds.....my wife loves him more than me....that is ok though cus he teases her constantly and keeps her company went I am out and about...the kid countdown is on...but he is a good distraction....

The wife named him, an obvious nod to you know who.....

Neo loves the X because now he can lounge in the back....

Went to the vets today and after we got back I spent 10 mintues clearing all of his hair out the back.....

ahhh...

Adorable..!

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Whenever I text "Barack," my phone suggests the word "Capable." I guess my my phone IS pretty smart.

I was born in Colombia (South America), I came to the U.S., New York, specifically in 1988 at age 11, started working as a carpet cleaner/installer's helper at age 14 while attending H.S. After I graduated H.S. I decided to join the N.Y. Army National Guard and went to basic and AIT in'94 - '95. I then came back and took up my job again instead of going to college. I met my current wife in 1995 nad married her in April of '96 at age 19. In 2001 at age 24 I opened a carpet cleaning corporation which I still own and operate here in NY. I currently don't have any kids other than my Chinese Shar-Pei named Honey. Also, I was in Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom 2 all of 2004 and came back March of this year.

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Please....he is a chick magnet period

...if I was not I married he could be my wing man and I would be extreamly successful.

The ladies love that mutt.

I love the military presence here! Hoooooraahhh!

Hopefully i'll be getting out of the military next february after 12 years. Don't wanna risk getting deployed again, it was a pain doing payroll from Iraq after the missions!!!!

I pray for our brothers and sisters everyday.