How many Rolf Harris victims does it take to change a light bulb? 50. Three to do it now and then 47 to do it thirty years later when it is more profitable.
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Quote from: Callaway on April 28, 2011, 06:01:02 PMQuote from: Celticgoddess on April 28, 2011, 02:11:14 PMShe was so, so, soooo sweet. After peeing in my backyard, and cleaning up crumbs on my kitchen floor with a good round of licks, it was time for a snooze by my feet. She followed monkeyboy around everywhere (especially when she realized he was making hotdogs for lunch) and he found all of that comical because he doesn't remember being around dogs. My ex hates them so we never had one but when he was a baby my parents had a black lab. So it was a new experience for him. I couldn't believe that when the spca picked her up, I came back into my house and cried. Then I realized it was because I wanted them to take my ex and leave the dog. Wonder how you could have talked them into it? It would have been funny to see the ex in the back of their truck and put up for adoption in three days if nobody showed up to claim him. I wonder what type of dog her ex would be?
Quote from: Celticgoddess on April 28, 2011, 02:11:14 PMShe was so, so, soooo sweet. After peeing in my backyard, and cleaning up crumbs on my kitchen floor with a good round of licks, it was time for a snooze by my feet. She followed monkeyboy around everywhere (especially when she realized he was making hotdogs for lunch) and he found all of that comical because he doesn't remember being around dogs. My ex hates them so we never had one but when he was a baby my parents had a black lab. So it was a new experience for him. I couldn't believe that when the spca picked her up, I came back into my house and cried. Then I realized it was because I wanted them to take my ex and leave the dog. Wonder how you could have talked them into it? It would have been funny to see the ex in the back of their truck and put up for adoption in three days if nobody showed up to claim him.
She was so, so, soooo sweet. After peeing in my backyard, and cleaning up crumbs on my kitchen floor with a good round of licks, it was time for a snooze by my feet. She followed monkeyboy around everywhere (especially when she realized he was making hotdogs for lunch) and he found all of that comical because he doesn't remember being around dogs. My ex hates them so we never had one but when he was a baby my parents had a black lab. So it was a new experience for him. I couldn't believe that when the spca picked her up, I came back into my house and cried. Then I realized it was because I wanted them to take my ex and leave the dog.
Quote from: Callaway on April 28, 2011, 06:01:02 PMQuote from: Celticgoddess on April 28, 2011, 02:11:14 PMShe was so, so, soooo sweet. After peeing in my backyard, and cleaning up crumbs on my kitchen floor with a good round of licks, it was time for a snooze by my feet. She followed monkeyboy around everywhere (especially when she realized he was making hotdogs for lunch) and he found all of that comical because he doesn't remember being around dogs. My ex hates them so we never had one but when he was a baby my parents had a black lab. So it was a new experience for him. I couldn't believe that when the spca picked her up, I came back into my house and cried. Then I realized it was because I wanted them to take my ex and leave the dog. Wonder how you could have talked them into it? It would have been funny to see the ex in the back of their truck and put up for adoption in three days if nobody showed up to claim him. :lol:the poor dog didn't want to go in the cage so it took gentle coaxing. The ex however, would have got a boot in the rear
He's not special enough to deserve those
