Thursday, June 22, 2006

dogs don't reallly hear that well

Hugsband and I have both fallen in love with Carl, who lives across the street. when we see him standing on the porch or in the grass, we whisper his name (quietly- to avoid upsetting the people he lives with) and try to lure him over to our yard with promises of well-prepared steaks. tonight, I saw Carl and the woman who lives in his house and I whispered from across the street, "Carl, we are your real parents." he didn't even look in our direction.

Comments:
That was funny Rachel, mostly because the image of a veggie eater like you trying to get a dog to cross the road with a steak in your hand is just so bizarre.
 
He probably just recognizes the fact that dogs and humans can not be related to each other. I'm sure he rolled his eyes when you suggested you might be his parents.
 
written like a man who would give his own pet a different last name, a name that really belongs to that guy from anaconda and mask.
 
i'm impressed with the movie knowlledge, rach.
did you llook that up on imdb?
or, did you reallly know it?
 
The name really belonged to an old woman. That woman may or may not have been a distant relation of that guy from anaconda and mask. I was never too sure if it was the truth or a weird joke.
 
When I took that dog to the vet, I had to actually ask them to stop refering to me as her dad. How could they think we were related, we didn't even look alike.
 
there have been documented cases where a man HAS, in fact, made love to a dog.
the vet's insinuation here should be rather upsetting to you.
in fact, you should be appalled at what they were implying.
also, i don't even think it's possible to make a half man-half dog.
outside of wacky space movies anyway.
 
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