Beebs the pooper
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Beebs the pooper
I think this is as appropriate as anything else discussed.
Beebs's poop output in inappropriate places meets or exceeds the planet's methane limit.
Stick that in your environmentally aware pipe. But, I don't recommend smoking it.
Beebs's poop output in inappropriate places meets or exceeds the planet's methane limit.
Stick that in your environmentally aware pipe. But, I don't recommend smoking it.
Well, then
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Zap makes a lot of poop too. I never realized how much poop a large dog makes until we adopted him.
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Bigger dogs are capable of all sorts of bigger deposits. Just big ol' blobs.
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Ewwwww.
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ShitSandwich wrote:Wow! Can we possibly have more threads like this around here?
EWWWWW!!!
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He (Beebs) aims to please! BIG time.ShitSandwich wrote:Wow! Can we possibly have more threads like this around here?
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I knew that you would find your way into this thread.ShitSandwich wrote:Wow! Can we possibly have more threads like this around here?
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That's one of the reasons Casey came to live with us, instead of the big labs or mixes that are regularly abandoned around here. SteelersFan knew that she would be a small dog when fully grown.PlacentiaSoccerMom wrote:Zap makes a lot of poop too. I never realized how much poop a large dog makes until we adopted him.
She's going with us tomorrow to meet Matias. She'll love him. No, she won't battle Chica for the drumsticks . . .
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I just giggled when I saw the drumstick thing.SportsFan68 wrote:That's one of the reasons Casey came to live with us, instead of the big labs or mixes that are regularly abandoned around here. SteelersFan knew that she would be a small dog when fully grown.PlacentiaSoccerMom wrote:Zap makes a lot of poop too. I never realized how much poop a large dog makes until we adopted him.
She's going with us tomorrow to meet Matias. She'll love him. No, she won't battle Chica for the drumsticks . . .
Beebs has never made messes until fairly recently. He's just extremely old and failing. We figure he made no messes when he was young and he's such a happy loving pup and still aware that we'll put up with it. When he gets to the point of pain or total out-of-itness then we'll decide whatever.
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Beebs, reading the first post in this thread takes on an entirely different meaning when one forgets that your screen name is actually your dog's name.
Just sayin'.
Just sayin'.
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Of course, then it would be more in keeping if it were entitle Pea the pooper. Though I think I could take her on that at times.MarleysGh0st wrote:Beebs, reading the first post in this thread takes on an entirely different meaning when one forgets that your screen name is actually your dog's name.
Just sayin'.
Well, then
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It was the "in inappropriate places" part that really had me concerned.Beebs52 wrote:Of course, then it would be more in keeping if it were entitle Pea the pooper. Though I think I could take her on that at times.MarleysGh0st wrote:Beebs, reading the first post in this thread takes on an entirely different meaning when one forgets that your screen name is actually your dog's name.
Just sayin'.
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Eh. One man's inappropriate is another's bedroom. Like that. Or hallway. Or kitchen. Etc.MarleysGh0st wrote:It was the "in inappropriate places" part that really had me concerned.Beebs52 wrote:Of course, then it would be more in keeping if it were entitle Pea the pooper. Though I think I could take her on that at times.MarleysGh0st wrote:Beebs, reading the first post in this thread takes on an entirely different meaning when one forgets that your screen name is actually your dog's name.
Just sayin'.
Well, then
