Tundras live: A Bunch of Idiots And A Bunch of BS- Resume discussion group

Breakfast for dinner is kickass!

 

Sorry for your loss.

 

WTF happened to the pic that I attached...



https://www.walmart.com/ip/Simply-S...8vZGyoOG1cWF3EZ6f4FD6k_JCF-nHhphoCPP8QAvD_BwE

 

Thank you...

 

They've been putting in effort and innovating to elevate their brands here.

 

Essentially the same as the ones that came with the packout plus a few bits. BUT the set in the packout had absolutely no holder for the bits which is a royal pain.

 

Always choose sleep.

 

Under a pile of dogs, no doubt.

 

Just realized one more thing I do left handed; clean the lenses of my glasses. I mean the lazy kind of cleaning where you spritz them with a cleaner and use your shirt between your thumb and forefinger. Realized I was doing it with my left and wanted to know if I could just swap hands. Full sloth mode. So slow and uncoordinated.

 

The Stranger- Optical edition

 

On the list of first world problems, under the You are Fucking Annoying…people with misbehaving dogs that say stupid stuff to cover up the fact they refuse to train the dog…top 5?

 

Are you asking for like the top 5 stupid excuses, or are you saying it's in your top 5 for annoying people behaviors?

 

Yup.
Nothing boils my blood more than an owner watching their dog jump up on you.

 

Depends on the dog and how they jump up. A stout and heavy dog doing it gets a hard knee in the chest and a harsh "DOWN!" or "OFF!" from me. Tiny dog's I don't really notice or acknowledge. I know it's inconsistent but a 12 lb. Pomeranian standing up to my shin is a whole different issue than a 65 lb. Old English Bulldog trying to jump up in my face.


Stella wouldn't jump into you, but she'd stand up and put her legs on yours to hold her up, but not often. Usually she was scrambling around your feet and such wanting you to pet her or pick her up for a hug. She always wanted maximum body contact from me, so I picked her up with her back/side against my chest and she'd stretch out and arch her neck around mine while I rubber her belly with one hand.










Fuck.


I miss my dog.

 

Yeah, big difference there. The one that comes to mind is a hyper German shorthair.

Sorry man, it's gotta be tough. My old lab is slowly going downhill

 

Yup. I don't care for hyper dogs over 20 lbs. My brothers Old English is that way and so is my buddy's German Shorthair. Both are obnoxious, don't listen for shit, and are pushy. The GS less so that the bulldog. The trouble is the GS gets really inconsistent training/expectations, and always receives really excited responses when the people get home. That just amps her up and has taught her that when somebody arrives being a dipshit is ok. Then she's confused when she's told to calm down.

Makes me not want to visit either home as much, because I don't want to train somebody else's dog, it's not my place to, both would be offended if I handled it, and I'm just not interested in spending time with bratty dogs or bratty children. Neither have the bratty children, though.

 

Our dog has anxiety issues and we've really been working hard on training with him the last year or so. Every time we meet another dog he doesn't get along with, I'm doing everything I can to keep him calm and under control and the other dog owners just stand there. Why am I the one who always has to try to control my dog and feel bad about what he's doing?