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I want to see this guy's expression when somebody introduces him to a dog or a toddler for the first time.
by Daniel_Newby 17y ago
I want to see this guy's expression when somebody introduces him to a dog or a toddler for the first time.
- zedshaw 17y agoYes, because a 10 paragraph rant full of hyperbole about something I found funny is totally a description of my mental health. Truth is, most guys are disgusting pigs. If you think that what I wrote is totally alright, then you're just proving that.
- look_lookatme 17y agoYou (possibly) don't agree with me, therefore you and the majority of men are pigs. Nice.
- zedshaw 17y agoYou (possibly) think rhetoric should always be a cohesive proof and therefore fail at logic.
- look_lookatme 17y agoWhatever works for you.
- ableal 17y agoI keep under my desk about 5 euros worth of folding stool (looks like this: http://www.amazon.com/Inch-Cushioned-Folding-Stool-Safety/dp/B001QVROTC http://www.amazon.com/Inch-Cushioned-Folding-Stool-Safety/dp... ). Actually better for putting feet up at a comfortable height. I imagine that a few of those, perhaps with a printout of your post taped, might be a good investment in workplace improvement.
- Tichy 17y agoThe main thing I don't like about dog (owners) is that you are supposed to tolerate them licking and rubbing against your trousers. Dog owners and non-dog owners would get along a lot better if dog owners would simply keep their dogs to themselves. I don't want to be introduced to dogs, thanks.
- nooneelse 17y agoDog owners also don't often seem to think much about how their dog's bark territorial dog-threats at whoever happens to walk by on the sidewalk. I mean, imagine I programmed a motion activated robot to yell threats at whoever walked by, that would be rather rude of me, right? But let your dog do the same, and no problem at all. People should train their dog not to bark at people on the sidewalk.