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The Random Musings Thread • Page 804
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heyyo 14,356 posts
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Carlo 21,801 posts
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Registered 16 years agoCarlo wrote:
Anyone?
Why do my dog's feet smell like digestive biscuits?! -
billythekid 12,595 posts
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Registered 16 years agoCarlo wrote:
Carlo wrote:
Anyone?
Why do my dog's feet smell like digestive biscuits?!
He's been standing in the biscuit tin? -
MetalDog 24,076 posts
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Registered 20 years agoIf I remember correctly, dogs feet are the only place they sweat. -
AcidSnake 8,461 posts
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Registered 15 years ago@JuanKerr:
I believe it is, I read it a few years ago...Cats have the same behaviour... -
heyyo 14,356 posts
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Registered 16 years agoJuanKerr wrote:
AcidSnake wrote:
@ronuds:
Because dogs are evolutionary hardwired to flatten the grass before lying down...Even in absence of grass...
Is that actually true?
Who knows. All evolutionary explanations for behaviour, animal or human are 'just so' stories ... like How did the Leopard get his spots or How did the camel get his hump etc.
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Biggy316 25,288 posts
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Registered 13 years agoCarlo wrote:
Carlo wrote:
Anyone?
Why do my dog's feet smell like digestive biscuits?!
Why do you go around sniffing your dogs feet? -
Stickman 29,986 posts
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Registered 17 years agoThey're just right there, hanging over his shoulders. -
askew 24,121 posts
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Registered 16 years agoglol -
heyyo 14,356 posts
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Psychotext 70,652 posts
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Registered 15 years agoSo wrong. lol -
heyyo 14,356 posts
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Registered 16 years ago#Looking back over my shoulder, I can see that look in your eye...# -
dogbot 2,902 posts
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Registered 11 years agoToday, I have learned to sit upwind of your dog, unless you like digestive biscuits. .gif)
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elephantjuice 1,074 posts
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Registered 11 years agoCarlo wrote:
Carlo wrote:
Anyone?
Why do my dog's feet smell like digestive biscuits?!
Fake tan? -
Shit. Got an interview up north, a three hour journey. There are no buses (all booked up for some reason), but I've found train tickets. One problem though, I can get there fine but there is a space of 3 1/2 hours between trains getting back so I can either book a train that leaves 5 minutes after my interview is expected to end - which means if it overruns in the slightest I'm fucked (kinda hope it does considering it takes three hours to get there!) or I book the next train which involves bing stranded in an empty town for three and a half hours afterwards. Really not sure what I should do. Think I'll google some nearby pubs but even then I don't think I'm up for sitting by myself for that long!
Edit: can't even blame my phone for the shit spelling this time -
localnotail 23,079 posts
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Registered 13 years agoThey have these things called cars nowadays. -
skuzzbag 5,950 posts
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Registered 17 years agoThree hours isn't that long to fill - read a book, play a game on a handheld, erm play with yourself etc. -
Psychotext 70,652 posts
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Registered 15 years agoDo you really want to live somewhere that's... well... seemingly so isolated.
Have you not seen Deliverance? -
Not live there but if I had a car it would be more manageable. It is only a short placement anyway so it will only be two/three or so weeks of tortuous commuting on the train. (That's if I actually got it). Decided to look for nearby cinemas, just enough time to see a film on my bill. -
Salaman 24,162 posts
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Registered 17 years agoMetalDog wrote:
If I remember correctly, dogs feet are the only place they sweat.
Incorrect iirc. They sweat via their tongue too. -
Psychotext wrote:
i'd love the irony if that's the only film on in the local cinema.
Do you really want to live somewhere that's... well... seemingly so isolated.
Have you not seen Deliverance? -
localnotail 23,079 posts
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Registered 13 years agoUgh, sweaty tongues? No wonder dogs smell so bad.
mowgli wrote:
Not live there but if I had a car it would be more manageable. It is only a short placement anyway so it will only be two/three or so weeks of tortuous commuting on the train. (That's if I actually got it). Decided to look for nearby cinemas, just enough time to see a film on my bill.
Hire car (for interview) -
Youthist 14,723 posts
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Registered 16 years agoYou could send pointless posts on here for that 3 hours. -
Vortex808 15,593 posts
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Registered 13 years agoskuzzbag wrote:
Three hours isn't that long to fill - read a book, play a game on a handheld, erm play with yourself etc.
Mowgli, you also could possibly take a walk around the town centre and try to see if you like the look of it for living and working there, no?
It's what I'd do, then you can have a pint and relax and watch the world go about it's business for a bit.
Edit: I worry about Mowgli's lack of gumption sometimes. -
spamdangled 31,803 posts
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Registered 13 years agoSalaman wrote:
MetalDog wrote:
If I remember correctly, dogs feet are the only place they sweat.
Incorrect iirc. They sweat via their tongue too.
Isn't that just salivating? -
Youthist wrote:
emo thread ahoy!
You could send pointless posts on here for that 3 hours. -
johnlenham 4,000 posts
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Registered 14 years agoI thought it was that they dont have sweat glands like us so when they are panting its to cool down? the mysterys of the world. -
Vortex808 15,593 posts
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Registered 13 years agoThey lose a lot of heat via their tongue by panting. I assume that also loses moisture too, so it could possibly be described a bit like sweating. -
Vortex808 wrote:
Not really sure what the hell 'lack of gumption' has to do with it. I already said what I was going to do. It was just another random musing in the random musing thread.
skuzzbag wrote:
Three hours isn't that long to fill - read a book, play a game on a handheld, erm play with yourself etc.
Mowgli, you also could possibly take a walk around the town centre and try to see if you like the look of it for living and working there, no?
It's what I'd do, then you can have a pint and relax and watch the world go about it's business for a bit.
Edit: I worry about Mowgli's lack of gumption sometimes.
@local, don't have a licence. Haven't needed to until now as I live in the city centre. But it is something I plan to remedy this summer.
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