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Sunday, July 17, 2011
Sunday Funnies
Byron, let's see your poofy-pooches do this in the basin.....
Reminds me of a dog a neighbor had which liked to nip at the horse's feet. Finally, one of the horses kicked the dog hard enough to break its leg and some ribs. The dog is properly respectful now, and it has a limp to remind it. I doubt the sharks will be so "playful" when retribution comes.
...I had a dog, his name was Blue. Blue wanted to be a SEAL too. So we bought him a mask & four tiny fins. We took him to the ocean and threw him in. Blue came up to our surprise, with a shark in his teeth and a gleam in his eyes 8-)
Pray that next time we dine together that I don't bring the little white pirahna's else I tell them not to worry, he's just a tall, skinny rat, go ahead and eat him :)
Damn! Those dogs represent more combat power than the entire LCS force. And, they go to sea whenever they want, they don't suffer engineering casualties, and they don't require a huge logistics train.
Reminds me of a dog a neighbor had which liked to nip at the horse's feet. Finally, one of the horses kicked the dog hard enough to break its leg and some ribs. The dog is properly respectful now, and it has a limp to remind it. I doubt the sharks will be so "playful" when retribution comes.
ReplyDeletethis blog has officially jumped the shark :P
ReplyDelete...I had a dog, his name was Blue.
ReplyDeleteBlue wanted to be a SEAL too.
So we bought him a mask & four tiny fins.
We took him to the ocean and threw him in.
Blue came up to our surprise, with a shark in his teeth and a gleam in his eyes 8-)
Pray that next time we dine together that I don't bring the little white pirahna's else I tell them not to worry, he's just a tall, skinny rat, go ahead and eat him :)
ReplyDeleteBTW, my dogs arent' dumb enough to swim with sharks...
ReplyDeleteDamn! Those dogs represent more combat power than the entire LCS force. And, they go to sea whenever they want, they don't suffer engineering casualties, and they don't require a huge logistics train.
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to like?