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i wonder if anyone has ever called me a hoe behind my back. i certainly hope so.

Breaking!!!

If nothing else, these guys were fun to watch.

a dinner cruise in buffalo sounds enchanting!

@Sweats

and the fighting continues...

just wanted to drop this off here.

does this ####### still do warmups on the plane?

i think if you haven't broken someone's limb in a year or two, you're just due.

sometimes...you have to break a random mom's leg.

this is really the best approach for any dog. my kids are at the age where we're trying to make them very aware that they just cant' wander up to any dog on a whim. you have to ask, and even then be careful. we had a young couple that didn't live on our street that would walk their pits. good owners and nice people. my daughter asked if she could pet their dogs one day, and her immediate answer was, "no thank you" and she kept walking. there's a reason for that, and i'll give her credit for being a good owner. and dogs are individuals. my friend's family has always had chows, and even though they have a history, the dogs were great. expect for one. this ***** bit everyone. it bit me, it bit his dad, grandma, friends, etc. it was a biter. repeatedly we told him to put that dog down, and he refused. well, on christmas morning while his girlfriend was petting the dog, it got up aggressively and started to approach her. he put himself in between her and the dog, and the dog proceeded to maul his arm. it was mess. all his other chows were a dream, and this one happened to be a head case. just like people.

i absolutely agree that a large majority of it is on the owners. the local animal shelters won't let you adopt any dog containing pit if you live in certain zip codes. i get it, but there's a reason those dogs are marked as dangerous. if you don't think pits are just more dangerous that other breeds, that's fine, but i guarantee that the next story that comes on the news concerning a dog attack, it will involve a pit. i'm not letting those murderers into my home. i might as well just adopt cougar and hope everything works out ok.

oh i understand it's my paranoia, but it's not exactly manifested from a random phobia. it's from seeing and reading countless stories about pits harming kids, their owners, and other dogs. if people don't want to believe that from the nature of the breed, go nuts. hell, my homeowners insurance wouldn't even cover me if i had a pit. i'm sure that's just generic too.

i like pits as i've know a couple that have been very sweet, but they make me wildly paranoid. i feel they sense that fear, and i think it makes them uncomfortable, which makes me uncomfortable, etc. i appreciate the breed, but i wouldn't own one, nor would i be comfortable with one living anywhere near me. you need a very specific owner for the breed, and if that's not present, why bother. my brother has a rot, and one of my best friends has dobermanns. the dogs are great, and for whatever reason, i don't carry the same paranoia, when they're equally dangerous dogs. i do get why people like the breed as many are as sweet as can be, but i don't want them anywhere near me, or especially my kids.

i don't know about those bags, but i wood fired some wings with the bills mafia cajun rub, and now my house stinks like Louisiana, (i've never been to Louisana, but i assume that's what it smells like).

this is always the correct answer.

anger!

If I pay another 50 bucks, they let me dip into another series of licenses. Oh yeah. I’m already thinking about being inappropriate with the smoke show next to me. She’ll want nothing to do with me at first, but I’m adorable…so you never know.

A man makes one mistake… I’m on the third double, and I have 3 hours before I get on my next flight.

I fixed it!!!

Like…we really need to talk about this. You’re getting too old.

You guys!!!!!!!

good luck man.

there's always one.

as long as josh doesn't get all hopped up on goofballs and run his car into a ditch...it's all good.