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wjca
Jan 26, 2006, 4:33 PM
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See, that's why no one can understand what dogs are saying when they bark at us. Look at that sentence, there is only three vowels in the whole damn thing. Five if you count "y", which I think you have to in this instance. Ask Mac. She's an English major and dog trainer, so I'm sure she knows better than would I.
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tradgal
Jan 26, 2006, 4:47 PM
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Ruggles tells me that all the time. I think it means...
"Get off RC.com and get back to work. RC.com is not buying my biscuits, now are the?"
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kachoong
Jan 26, 2006, 5:04 PM
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I call troll!! ....you expect us to believe that? ....everyone knows dogs type phonetically.... there aren't any W's or R's.... so, it's code I'm sure.... your dog is way smarter than you think.... if only we knew what it really meant.... my guess is (s)he's wondering why (s)he only has ten friends online....
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j_ung
Jan 26, 2006, 5:08 PM
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In reply to: Ruggles tells me that all the time. I think it means... "Get off RC.com and get back to work. RC.com is not buying my biscuits, now are the?"
:lol:
This is what I wrote for the photo description:
"Though I've told her over and over again to get back to work, I constantly find her screwing around on RC.com."
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lagr01
Jan 26, 2006, 5:13 PM
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In reply to: Bhbhhbhjgvbgvbghghhnjhjnjhnhnyuhyhhhjnhjnjmnnmnhjjhnjhn bnnn nnhiohjhbngvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv I'm not sure what it means, but my dog typed it, so it must be important.
"where's the doggy porn? I wanna see doggy porn! arf arf"
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climbs4fun
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Jan 26, 2006, 5:16 PM
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hmmmm. That looks suspiciously like my dog. And they speak the same unintelligible language.
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tradgal
Jan 26, 2006, 5:21 PM
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In reply to: :lol: This is what I wrote for the photo description: "Though I've told her over and over again to get back to work, I constantly find her screwing around on RC.com."
Poor Lulu (hehe) always getting dragged into your rc.com shannanagans... First--the murder plot. Then you make her test out tents and other gear. Her stomach has not been right since you made her eat those energy bars! And now this... Someone should save this poor dog...
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j_ung
Jan 26, 2006, 5:36 PM
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The murder incident was regrettable to be sure. I still need to do a sequel to that... a jailbreak... yeah...
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reno
Jan 26, 2006, 6:06 PM
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In reply to: hmmmm. That looks suspiciously like my dog. And they speak the same unintelligible language.
Au contraire, cher... it's YOU that doesn't speak the language.
Dogs understand English, shouts, yells, finger pointing, hand gestures, body language, facial expressions, "baby" talk, pets on the head, rubs on the tummy, moans, growls, barks, and "arfs."
And you don't even understand a simple "woof."
For shame. ;)
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j_ung
Jan 26, 2006, 6:12 PM
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I have a reasonable understanding of my dog's spoken and body language, reno. I just can't read or write it. :lol:
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brent_e
Jan 27, 2006, 6:44 AM
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- "homer, find your soul mate"
-"hey, dogs don't talk"
- "woof woof"
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maculated
Jan 27, 2006, 6:53 AM
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In reply to: Ask Mac. She's an English major and dog trainer, so I'm sure she knows better than would I.
Dog consonants are normal speech. They only use vowels in emotional situations. Duhh.
Think about it: upset: "eeee." scared/lonely: "oooooooooooooo."
But happy dogs go "Gnnnbbbbnnnn."
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j_ung
Jan 27, 2006, 3:37 PM
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My god, she's right! It all makes perfect sense! :)
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climbsomething
Jan 28, 2006, 6:27 AM
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In reply to: Dog consonants are normal speech. They only use vowels in emotional situations. Duhh. Think about it: upset: "eeee." scared/lonely: "oooooooooooooo." But happy dogs go "Gnnnbbbbnnnn." |
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