and for desert i am thinking yoghurt or fruit. wow maybe i should throw caution to the wind and have youghurt and fruit. grab a banana and chop it up into a plain yoghurt!
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besides white dog poo what else don't you see now-a-days?
manners
actually do you see manners or just witness them?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Do dogs have manners ? or is it just people ?Originally posted by Troll View Postbesides white dog poo what else don't you see now-a-days?
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actually do you see manners or just witness them?
i dont like people eating with their mouth open, but i dont really mind if my cat eats with his little gob open. Am I a species hypocrite ?
I just dont know any more. Does anyone else worry about things like this ? I want to know. Is my cat just a bag full of chemicals that runs around trying to perpetuate it's DNA. Am I just a similar bag full of chemicals that runs around trying to perpetuate it's DNA, with the difference being that I know it.
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How could you eat without your mouth being open?
with a straw?
intravenously?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Bored of an order of magnitude higher than anything previousHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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