Time to hit the mailbag for stuff you guys have sent in.
Gary says he was looking for something to help keep his dog cool in summer, and saw this gadget that circulates ice water. I can only assume it's for dogs who have survived a horrific injury.
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| "Answers to 'Lucky.'" |
Reader Nan says she was recently on a cruise, when this topic came up.
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| "I'll take 'things I don't know jackshit about,' Alex." |
Then we have this bumper sticker (which I kind of like).
From the "it's at a barbecue joint" files:
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| "First 10 people to arrive get a free urn!" |
And, lastly, this truck:
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That's a Lyderpet knee brace for dogs with a CCL (aka ACL in humans) tear. No circulating water or cooling. I think the arrows are showing the direction of the velcro straps. (I have no idea if it's helpful in stabilizing the joint, but that's what it claims to do.)
15th Century Macedonian poetry.? I couldn’t name even one 15th Century English poet. It’s just the sort of thing that an over educated Scot with a tendency to autism might find interesting.
"Bring a friend, spouse, or loved one. We'll provide the cardboard box."
If things get too freaky
In Thessaloniki
I hope ya
Like Skopje
You just don't get that kind of cargo capacity in a wussy compact car.
I'm amazed that any Macedonians had time to write poetry in the 15th century, considering that at the time they were being conquered by the Ottoman Empire.
But he wanted everyone to know that (a) he pronounced his last name with a long "o," and (b) he had no way of foreseeing all those 1980s haircut bands.
That's one way to get people out of the trivia game and into the ship's casino.
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