Meme Anarchy

[LB 15]

 

[130lights]

And, my former husband despised pets. I learned a lesson there.

 

[Windward]

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And, my former husband despised pets. I learned a lesson there.

I know a number of grinches that should under no circumstances be trusted with the care of a dog. Or even a fish.

 

[130lights]

I know a number of grinches that should under no circumstances be trusted with the care of a dog. Or even a fish.

Yep!

 

[hobot]

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[SloopJonB]

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And, my former husband despised pets. I learned a lesson there.

I've long felt that people who don't like animals are missing an essential part of their emotional makeup.

 

[00seven]

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They'd be getting hard to find in a parts store these days.

 

[Ed Lada]

 

[130lights]

I've long felt that people who don't like animals are missing an essential part of their emotional makeup.

So very true! And despite my sons growing up with no pets, they are both animal lovers and have pet filled homes. My genes took over.

 

[tane]

I've long felt that people who don't like animals are missing an essential part of their emotional makeup.

while that may be true, my observations have led me to believe, that for many dog-owners part of the enjoyment they get from their pet is annoying others (like long thin leashes across cycle tracks, dog-poop everywhere, endless barking at all hours of the night,...)
another to me incomprehensible facts is, why people surround themselves with extremely stupid creatures: Some dogs, when they encounter a cyclist go bonkers even though this is the umpteen one they've seen, nearly strangling themselves on the leash & barking like Cerberus personified, or totally freaking out behind their fence when I rode past to/from work (5 days/week, twice a day, each & every time the same spectacle)

 

[Wetabehindtheears]

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Why? Does it make the pizza taste any differen?

 

[bridhb]

while that may be true, my observations have led me to believe, that for many dog-owners part of the enjoyment they get from their pet is annoying others (like long thin leashes across cycle tracks, dog-poop everywhere, endless barking at all hours of the night,...)
another to me incomprehensible facts is, why people surround themselves with extremely stupid creatures: Some dogs, when they encounter a cyclist go bonkers even though this is the umpteen one they've seen, nearly strangling themselves on the leash & barking like Cerberus personified, or totally freaking out behind their fence when I rode past to/from work (5 days/week, twice a day, each & every time the same spectacle)

Well, they were successful. Every time they barked, you left.
We were on a ride out in the boonies and these two rotties were going crazy at the fence, biting the wire, frothing from the mouth. We were sort of egging them on, riding slowly, and then we and the dogs both came to the open gate at the same time. It was an adrenalin fueled maximum effort!

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

while that may be true, my observations have led me to believe, that for many dog-owners part of the enjoyment they get from their pet is annoying others (like long thin leashes across cycle tracks, dog-poop everywhere, endless barking at all hours of the night,...)
another to me incomprehensible facts is, why people surround themselves with extremely stupid creatures: Some dogs, when they encounter a cyclist go bonkers even though this is the umpteen one they've seen, nearly strangling themselves on the leash & barking like Cerberus personified, or totally freaking out behind their fence when I rode past to/from work (5 days/week, twice a day, each & every time the same spectacle)

i dunno, that might be a sign of intelligence... i react the same way as cyclists constantly blow through stop signs at the lake and act all indignant when you want to use the road for you car

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

 

[Glenn McCarthy]

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

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[b green]

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

 

[chester]

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many years ago a buddy and i were hitchhiking up to a lake. we were dropped from a ride at the enterance to a small town. a couple a guys we kinda knew from that town picked us up. we asked to be let out...at the other enterance to the town, exactly a prairie mile down the road!!