We went out for dinner with Thirsty Dave, Scurvy Jane and Sugartastic Daddy John. The wine was free-flowing, mainly down the thirsty one’s throat and the food was of the cooked variety. Jill Y was telling funny stories about her dog when Sugartastic suddenly became quite emotional and was on the verge of crying. He told us the story of the dog he once had and how his pride and joy, met his maker:
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So that’s where the phrase “Dog Chow” comes from!! 😉
Sweet, Bill Y 2010 or 2011 would have thought of that one but Bill Y 2012 is so occupied with hating a so-called band that the basics are slipping by!
Classic! hahaha!!!
Classic and precious!
I like that dog is God spelled backwards. It’s also interesting the wok is kow spelled backwards, or it it?
Don’t come down to my level Mike. It’s lonely down here and you’re so much better than that. Back up you go and enjoy!
Thanks for the boost back to reality!
No worries, there are certain people who belong down here and we all know the name of this band!
Tthis was the best headstone ever. I just cracked up. Of course, now it is politically incorrect as the word “Oriental” is no longer allowed.
Very true, that’s the first thing that struck me about it.