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Worlds Biggest Dog
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PlaceofDis said:
but they don't have opposable thumbs, so they can't take off the cap of.. cat/dog deodorant... because that exists...
Also, they can't yell at us.
actually, every time I get out my viola or violin, both the dog and cat go friggin' nuts. BLA! I have to practice in the bathroom sometimes. (has the best acoustics in the house!)
I was following emw's post in a didn't-get-any-sleep-last-night brain dead sort of way and TRYING to mean babies but it came across as husbands.katie ta achoo said:
But, yeah, husbands too. Shower they may, but chili will get to them. And the blankets pretty much contain the result to you and him.
Maybe they're music aficionados...katie ta achoo said:
Just kidding!
Well, maybe. Any recordings of you playing available?
jsw said:
Nooo!!!!
well, just as long as he doesn't have a giant dog.
/hopeless attempt to get back on topic
//it work?
not yet.
thankfully.
you don't want to hear this mess I have going on.
I'll post a few after my senior recital!
I sure hope you mean a large canine, not some Texan euphemism for... something else.katie ta achoo said:
Barring accidents, you always have kids for a loooooooong time.devilot76 said::shudder: That's why I can't imagine having kids for a loooooooong time.
jsw said:
What kind of sick bastard...
That is one huge dog. In the picture, it looks like the dog is standing on the person but is standing on a chair or something like that. For some reason the body just doesn't seem long enough (despite the fact you can't see the whole body).
-Chase
jimsowden said:
I was just going to post this and when i clicked on the second page i see you beat me to. I can't remember what movie i saw this in, i do remember that the huge bitch and the main character are walking around someone and someone out of the screen yells it, damn now i can't go to bed till i figure this out.
I like intelligent dogs, especially working dogs. Not the stupid ones.
I used to dislike dogs, till I met a working sheepdog when I was a teenager. That dog was more intelligent than half the people I'd met up to that point. A few hours playing with her changed my views with dogs forever...
An aquaintance has a lapdog, some sort of poodle / chiwahuana crossbreed. It's so dumb I got fed up with it. We went to the park, and it would walk a couple of meters, start feeling lost and mewl around for its owner, who was standing a couple of feet behind it. I started wanting to punt it over the hedge. Deffo true what they say about dogs being as intelligent as their owner. (Rimshot
I'm thinking of getting a Hearing Dog for the Deaf, as my family and 9 month old kid are all Deaf, and she's getting to the point where she's gonna be wandering around having adventures and getting lost.
I used to be quite against Hearing Dogs for the Deaf (I'm Deaf myself) as I think it's insulting to the dog to use it as an alarm clock or doorbell alerter (buy a vibrating alarm clock and a flashing doorbell!).
Also the charity that trains them fundraises far more easily than many organisations that do more important work with the Deaf community (Do i seem cynical? Me?)
Now that I have a Deaf daughter, a dog could be useful in helping us to find her when she falls over / gets lost / aid family communications.
Why specifically a Hearing Dog? Tho I'm not keen on that name, in the UK, they have greater legal rights than most dogs, it's easier to travel with them, and they can enter restaurants and so on.
Recently their training has been changed so I can specify what training they get - I don't want an intelligent dog's brain wasted on becoming a canine alarm clock - so I'm a little more easy with the idea of getting a Hearing Dog now.
.. RedTomato ..
I used to dislike dogs, till I met a working sheepdog when I was a teenager. That dog was more intelligent than half the people I'd met up to that point. A few hours playing with her changed my views with dogs forever...
An aquaintance has a lapdog, some sort of poodle / chiwahuana crossbreed. It's so dumb I got fed up with it. We went to the park, and it would walk a couple of meters, start feeling lost and mewl around for its owner, who was standing a couple of feet behind it. I started wanting to punt it over the hedge. Deffo true what they say about dogs being as intelligent as their owner. (Rimshot
I'm thinking of getting a Hearing Dog for the Deaf, as my family and 9 month old kid are all Deaf, and she's getting to the point where she's gonna be wandering around having adventures and getting lost.
I used to be quite against Hearing Dogs for the Deaf (I'm Deaf myself) as I think it's insulting to the dog to use it as an alarm clock or doorbell alerter (buy a vibrating alarm clock and a flashing doorbell!).
Also the charity that trains them fundraises far more easily than many organisations that do more important work with the Deaf community (Do i seem cynical? Me?)
Now that I have a Deaf daughter, a dog could be useful in helping us to find her when she falls over / gets lost / aid family communications.
Why specifically a Hearing Dog? Tho I'm not keen on that name, in the UK, they have greater legal rights than most dogs, it's easier to travel with them, and they can enter restaurants and so on.
Recently their training has been changed so I can specify what training they get - I don't want an intelligent dog's brain wasted on becoming a canine alarm clock - so I'm a little more easy with the idea of getting a Hearing Dog now.
.. RedTomato ..
MongoTheGeek said:Little bit bigger and you can put a saddle on it.
Good idea. Then you can ride it to work. The money you save on gas could be used to feed that monster.
Hickman
katie ta achoo said:
Agreed.
And cats were put on this earth to be fed to dogs... by the truckloads, the smug little bastards.
And nothing, and I mean nothing, smells as bad as cat urine.
As you can see, I love animals... that's why I keep a raincoat and sledge hammer handy at all times.
Les Kern said:
!!
Poor Kitty!!
*locks cat in bathroom*
you can take the dog, though. He poos on the carpet.
/I KEED.