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Humiliating another poor dig

The things we do to our best friends... part 3
I can't believe this... well, the word I was going to use is perhaps not appropriate, but for those in the know, it's of the four letter kind. Everybody who knows me know I love dogs, and that I hate to see them abused. And this is what I would call dog abuse. The sheepdog is perhaps the most clever breed around, but still they are willing to do anything for their master. To see abuse of a beautiful, loyal and trusting dog like this makes it hard for me to keep my dinner down. I don't care if you say "the dog loves it". Will someone please put the dogs master out of his or her misery? Related entries: The things we do... part 1 and The things we do... part 2.

11 August 2006

Dirty grouts? Paint them.
From the website: "Grout and tile marker covers stubborn grout stains instantly! Changes existing grout color to white. Precise, handy marker with durable fiber tip. Water-based, permanent paint is completely odorless no fumes." From Taylor Gifts at USD 7:98 a piece, if you rellay want to cover your dirt with paint, rather than cleaning your house.

3 July 2006

Sudoku toilet paper.
This is really crazy. I've seen flowers, patterns and even jokes printed on tp and always disliked it, since adding a printing station to a toilet paper factory seems like such a waste of resources. And now sudoku tp. I don't even like sudoku. Can't seem to get my head around it. Must be all the numbers. Never really liked numbers, anyway. Besides, have you ever tried to write on toilet paper? Or wipe yourself with a newspaper? Oh, yeah. Via Übergizmo.

2 July 2006

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