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Something tells me that their hearts really aren't in it… (Original Post) MrScorpio Oct 2014 OP
That's about 90% Expat in Korea Oct 2014 #1
wait? so the dogs could just move a few inches and be face to face? KittyWampus Oct 2014 #2
Reminds me of a Dave Barry column gratuitous Oct 2014 #3
But it feels so good! Solly Mack Oct 2014 #4
another one for the Dopey Doggies thread! BlancheSplanchnik Oct 2014 #5

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3. Reminds me of a Dave Barry column
Sat Oct 25, 2014, 09:37 PM
Oct 2014

I think it was after Hurricane Andrew swept through south Florida. Barry had a fenced back yard patio area (which is necessary if you don't want alligators dropping by during a barbecue), and Andrew had swept the cyclone fence into low orbit over Pluto. The gate, however, was still in place, firmly anchored between the posts. Barry let his dogs, Ernest and Zippy, out and they sprinted toward the gate and turned around for Barry to open it for them. JUST GO AROUND, YOU MORONS! Not a chance. He had to walk across the patio and open the gates for the dogs.

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