Somebody ought to tell them: Dogs CAN'T read.

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network_engineer
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Somebody ought to tell them: Dogs CAN'T read.

Post by network_engineer » Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:05 pm

Hi all,

Interesting article (commandments actually) here

I am kinda glad I live in the middle of nowheremäki.

Cheers.

PS: [Added later] Searched the Internet, can't seem to find similar regulations for keeping the drunk bawdy 13-18 offsprings of the human species that are a threat to civilisation and cleanliness out of sight. Nor can I find it for the ones that can't seem to keep their nose out of other's business. :( :twisted: :D


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Somebody ought to tell them: Dogs CAN'T read.

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sammy
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Re: Somebody ought to tell them: Dogs CAN'T read.

Post by sammy » Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:24 pm

It seems they can in some countries :)

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Re: Somebody ought to tell them: Dogs CAN'T read.

Post by otyikondo » Fri Apr 25, 2008 4:46 pm

The principal cause of the worryingly high levels of canine illiteracy
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Re: Somebody ought to tell them: Dogs CAN'T read.

Post by Rob A. » Fri Apr 25, 2008 9:24 pm

sammy wrote:It seems they can in some countries :)

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Ahhhh...thanks sammy... So the whimsical "North Shore" has been discovered... :) :) North Vancouver is a very pleasant "white bread" suburb of Vancouver...on the edge of "civilization" ...to the north are mountains and forests... I'm over there regularly either riding my mountain bike through the forest trails, or my road bike to the top of one of the mountain summits...

Here's some more North Vancouver signage...and they don't "rest on their oars"...you never know what you are going to encounter... :) :)

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Oh...and notice the salutation...It's not "Dog Owners"...but rather the sensitive, "new-age" ...."Dog GUARDIANS"... :)
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