Well yes considering it was puked up and not shat out. A bit of soap. An old toothbrush. A microwave.
Good to go.
Throw out the toothbrush.
Yes. It must be fate that she got the ring back!
My dogs and I share an ice cream cone when we are in the car.
So, yes, would just be glad the little fellow is well and no matter that he threw it up because my dogs are precious to me, inside and out. Of course, I would wash it well.
My whole family feels this way.
But I would not even eat in the same room as the Obamas and if he puked up the Hope Diamond, it would go in the trash.
Yes, after a thorough cleaning.
of course..
but then again i drink Kopi Luwak
My family brings it to me, and now i have pounds of the stuff… i told my wife, next time they ask what i like, say gold… or diamonds… or sapphires (indonesia has each)…
as they like me so much they bring me so much that i cant drink it fast enough…
Producers of the coffee beans argue that the process may improve coffee through two mechanisms, selection and digestion. Selection occurs if the civets choose to eat coffee berries containing better beans. Digestive mechanisms may improve the flavor profile of the coffee beans that have been eaten. The civet eats the berries for the beans’ fleshy pulp, then in the digestive tract, fermentation occurs. The civet’s proteolytic enzymes seep into the beans, making shorter peptides and more free amino acids. assing through a civet’s intestines the beans are then defecated with other fecal matter and collected.
Hell, why worry about that when an entire city (populated with our betters) is doing this?
That’s why God invented rubbing alcohol.
Once on a field training exercise, my boss dropped his West Point class ring into the well of a field latrine. He paid a soldier 20 dollars to fish it out for him – one of those situations where it’s best for an officer not to know how an enlisted soldier gets the job done. When my boss got his ring back, he rinsed it off with alcohol and popped it back on his finger.
carl in atlanta,
That’s pretty darn cool. Isn’t that what the astronauts do?
A good soak in chlorine, then right back on the finger. It would make for a great story to tell people.
Nah. I’d mount the dog on a ring.
Waitaminute…that didn’t come out right…
Dog’s not very obedient in the hierarchy when it steals food at inappropriate places. Probably ate the ring cause it looked like a snack.
If not, send it my way rather than tossing it. Besides, can’t speak for all, but that is probably the last ring she will get. Choices…
Oh, and… I’ll bet both the gold and the diamond have been in worse places, in their history.
Sure; a dog is Man’s best friend and diamonds are a girl’s best friend – so why not?
Do you think she is a conservative?
Carl in Atlanta:
It’s got electrolytes!
I guess diamonds ARE forever.
I not only could, I have. Rigel, a black Lab, was unsurpassed in, shall we say, oral adventures. Couches, walls, remote controls….and jewelry. There came a point in time when I searched through every daily dump with chopsticks, until I recovered a pair of diamond stud earrings. Vigorous cleaning and a soak in alcohol for a week and they were good as new.
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Well yes considering it was puked up and not shat out. A bit of soap. An old toothbrush. A microwave.
Good to go.
Throw out the toothbrush.
Yes. It must be fate that she got the ring back!
My dogs and I share an ice cream cone when we are in the car.
So, yes, would just be glad the little fellow is well and no matter that he threw it up because my dogs are precious to me, inside and out. Of course, I would wash it well.
My whole family feels this way.
But I would not even eat in the same room as the Obamas and if he puked up the Hope Diamond, it would go in the trash.
Yes, after a thorough cleaning.
of course..
but then again i drink Kopi Luwak
My family brings it to me, and now i have pounds of the stuff… i told my wife, next time they ask what i like, say gold… or diamonds… or sapphires (indonesia has each)…
as they like me so much they bring me so much that i cant drink it fast enough…
Hell, why worry about that when an entire city (populated with our betters) is doing this?
That’s why God invented rubbing alcohol.
Once on a field training exercise, my boss dropped his West Point class ring into the well of a field latrine. He paid a soldier 20 dollars to fish it out for him – one of those situations where it’s best for an officer not to know how an enlisted soldier gets the job done. When my boss got his ring back, he rinsed it off with alcohol and popped it back on his finger.
carl in atlanta,
That’s pretty darn cool. Isn’t that what the astronauts do?
A good soak in chlorine, then right back on the finger. It would make for a great story to tell people.
Nah. I’d mount the dog on a ring.
Waitaminute…that didn’t come out right…
Dog’s not very obedient in the hierarchy when it steals food at inappropriate places. Probably ate the ring cause it looked like a snack.
If not, send it my way rather than tossing it. Besides, can’t speak for all, but that is probably the last ring she will get. Choices…
Oh, and… I’ll bet both the gold and the diamond have been in worse places, in their history.
Sure; a dog is Man’s best friend and diamonds are a girl’s best friend – so why not?
Do you think she is a conservative?
Carl in Atlanta:
It’s got electrolytes!
I guess diamonds ARE forever.
I not only could, I have. Rigel, a black Lab, was unsurpassed in, shall we say, oral adventures. Couches, walls, remote controls….and jewelry. There came a point in time when I searched through every daily dump with chopsticks, until I recovered a pair of diamond stud earrings. Vigorous cleaning and a soak in alcohol for a week and they were good as new.