Stupid Guest Tricks

DisneyMom wrote:What a cute doggie, hobie!

That's Scooter working on a chewie. She's nine pounds of goof ball schnauzer.

tee hee... :p: the one guy gave the hot 'dog' to his dog! I could just hear Lilo,

"I cant give Pudge tuna! Do you know what tuna is? It's Fish! If I gave Pudge tuna, I'd be an abomination!"

I once read that in Asia, black dogs are considered to be the best tasting, with yellow dogs second, and white dogs being considered unpalatable. It's kind of a color association thing. What they do to cats is almost as bad. They cut their tails until they fall off eventually. The tide of opinion is slowly turning in cats being valuable companions for the elderly as well as mousers. Funny thing is, in Korea cats are thought to bring disease, but if you study the history of the Black Plague, when people killed cats because they thought they were the consorts of witches, the flea-ridden rats brought the plague. Also, today we now know that pets in general can heal by lowering bloood pressure, even detecting seizures in certain people.


Actually, the term "hot dog" originated with cartoonist Tad Dorgen, who drew a daschund in the form of a frankfurter. It was also common for hot dog vendors to cry out "Get your red-hot dogs here!" So that's why they're called hot dogs. They never were made from dogs.

felinefan wrote:I once read that in Asia, black dogs are considered to be the best tasting, with yellow dogs second, and white dogs being considered unpalatable. It's kind of a color association thing. What they do to cats is almost as bad. They cut their tails until they fall off eventually. The tide of opinion is slowly turning in cats being valuable companions for the elderly as well as mousers. Funny thing is, in Korea cats are thought to bring disease, but if you study the history of the Black Plague, when people killed cats because they thought they were the consorts of witches, the flea-ridden rats brought the plague. Also, today we now know that pets in general can heal by lowering bloood pressure, even detecting seizures in certain people.


Actually, the term "hot dog" originated with cartoonist Tad Dorgen, who drew a daschund in the form of a frankfurter. It was also common for hot dog vendors to cry out "Get your red-hot dogs here!" So that's why they're called hot dogs. They never were made from dogs.

Sure, thats what they WANT you to believe!!


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