@euterpe35: I'm so glad I'm not the only one who was thrown off by, well, how much mud was in her crotch! Haha, looks like an absolute blast, but considering how much sand and dirt ends up in my own crotch when I just go to the beach and lay there very still, I can't even imagine what this would be like. Probably worth it though. :)
@BearDownCBears: in all seriousness though, I think Cutler will help the Bears but was he worth 2 first round picks? really? He's not Tom Brady, shit he's not even Rivers.
@bluebears: Uh...Hester? Orlando Pace was talking about trying to get Tory Holt to follow him from St. Louie. Shit, we were even talking to fucking PLAXICO for a while (oh fun). That ish will remian a mystery, I'll grant you that. But at least our QB can throw for over 25 yards at a time now.
They are all going to wash that mud off to reveal gorgeous, gorgeous skin. It's like a testing field for beauty products. Soon this will be marketed in NYC with a catchy name like PlaySpa, which will cost $$$.
Call me a cynic or whatevs- but if I knew a 6lb lil' pup blew away in a storm, the first place I'd look is the wooded area within a mile of where she was last seen. That's common sense, not a sixth sense.
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In other terrible chihuahua news- there was a raging community debate in the Beaches area of Toronto this winter about how to deal with a coyote who hopped a fence and took off with a chihuahua. [www.citynews.ca]
In the end they went with "relocation" over "euthanasia" which makes sense, seeing as his only crime was being a coyote.
@cantstopwontstop: But in the Looney Tunes universe, being a coyote gets you thrown off a cliff, run into a wall, or squashed under an anvil. Where's the justice?
@cantstopwontstop: Torontonian here - that story angered me SO MUCH! It's not the coyote's fault that he wandered into the Beaches. He was just doing how coyotes do! I would be beyond upset and angry if my dog was attacked by a coyote but I would also know, that's the dangers of leaving the dog in the backyard with no supervision.
@cantstopwontstop: i feel like this happens all over. there were problems with this in suburban chicago when i lived there, and the town i'm in now has had issues with coyotes snatching pets too.
animals don't understand property lines. it cracks me up (even though i'm sad for the loss of pets- i'd be heartbroken) that the residents of my town, who are for the most part very intelligent and educated, can't grasp this.
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So, your play.
Or you know, I'll just let you have this one.
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Because I am sort of weirded out by looking up the crotch of what seems to be a 13yo wearing baggy tight-whities.
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Wait till she has to clear the bar set for the Lions this year. Now THAT'S low.
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In other terrible chihuahua news- there was a raging community debate in the Beaches area of Toronto this winter about how to deal with a coyote who hopped a fence and took off with a chihuahua. [www.citynews.ca]
In the end they went with "relocation" over "euthanasia" which makes sense, seeing as his only crime was being a coyote.
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We think they're responsible for at least 4 missing cats in our neighborhood.
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animals don't understand property lines. it cracks me up (even though i'm sad for the loss of pets- i'd be heartbroken) that the residents of my town, who are for the most part very intelligent and educated, can't grasp this.
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