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Martin

Heh, I wanted Lisa to take a picture of the mess, just for effect!

A WHOLE UNCHEWED SOCK!

That's one MORE odd sock for Daddy to wear... Thanks Benny.

Martin

Darr

Benny?! I for sure had that pegged as being China. How the hell does an animal swallow an entire sock? By the way, ever find that turkey carcass?

Stacy

Have your dogs gotten into the tinsel yet? The day I knew I was ready for kids was the day I pulled an 18-inch strand of tinsel out of my dog's ass. That's love, folks.

Amy

Is your dog related to Holly's dog?

Martin

...and by way of follow up to this entry I offer this:

Tonight we came home from picking up Dex, a pizza, a bottle of wine, etc. to find...

....gasp....

....shock....

....horror....


a LARGE pile of half digested grass in the middle of our BED!

Yep, it weighed about 2lbs and smelled very much like it had been inside Benny since last night. Apparently in the effort to calm his little tummy after the sock incident he took it upon himself to use the "old dog wives" cure of eating grass for a bad tummy. But as usual he went overboard and ate far more than his tummy could handle.

Guess who didn't get any dinner tonight...

Martin

Darr

That? Is disgusting. Benny needs a muzzle so he can't eat unauthorized substances. I can't keep Merlyn the cat away from plastic. Tape, saran wrap, bags, whatever, if it's plastic, he wants to eat it. He's 12, you'd think by now he would learn that everytime he does that, he throws it up. But nope, he remains a plastic junky.

michelle

eeww. once, on a KILLER hangover, i went out to the kitch to make a hot pocket. Once i heard the ding of the micro wave, i bounced off the walls to get back out there. lol. anywho, on my way, i felt something squishy between my toes,...HAIRBALL !!! EWWW! the EXACT consistancy of my hot pocket !!needless to say, i did NOT eat, or forget!! lol

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