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  1. That is a new method of ridding one’s self of AIDS in San Francisco.

    Get a weird dog and a track suit … voila ….

    San Fransisco has mental issues.

    1. San Fransisco is a mental issue. (The problem is all in their head. The sh*t you see on the streets is just a symptom.)

  2. Dew, dew, dew….dew, dew…
    And a one, and a two, and a three…

    “Dang me, dang me
    They oughta take a rope and hang me
    High from the highest tree
    Woman, would you weep for me?”

      1. Hi, nold,
        Miller was terrific. Not only did he play the guitar, he played the ‘fiddle’ as well. (Hear his second tune herein)

        I remember seeing him on our one channel, the CBC, when I was a tiny tot. Found this here, and lo and behold, there’s a young Dolly Parton that appeared at the end with the group, this is fun:
        https://youtu.be/O3fuOVNNL14

        (Enjoy. But we’re going off topic here, dog-gone it!)
        Could doggie be chasing Dolly up a tree… here Dolly, here Dolly! arf arf arf!

  3. Upon realizing that his master is a beta male in spandex and gay glasses the noble Fido tried to hang himself.

  4. Nothing unusual here.

    Pit bulls do this for fun. Had a rancher buddy who had a border collie/pit bull cross. He was a great cow dog. I worked cattle with him many times.He was tough but not cruel with livestock.

    I’d drive into the yard and the dog would be hanging in a tree in the yard. He’d jump up, grab a branch and just hang there.

    1. “Grrr…bite, hold and shake, this is my doggie training boss… grrr”

      (abtrapper: by George, I think you nailed it…I looked it up…you’re correct, in the photo they are both training)

  5. I hear the dog was raised in a monastery. He was trained to ring the bells at 6:00 AM, at Noon, at 6:00 PM and for the evening prayers.

    One of the monks was dyslexic, and an insomniac. Every night he lay awake wondering if it was god, or the dog who rang the bells.

    The dog was a rescue pup, so no one ever knew who he was, or where he came from. When the dog died, the Monks called a vet. The poor dog was lying down on a bed made of straw, and the monks were praying over him. When the vet arrived, he looked at the dog and said: ”God, I’ve seen that dog before, his look sure rings a bell.

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