Man. I've been so elsewhere lately that I feel like I've missed a lot of good dog convo.
I will say that Doxies, Chihuahuas and Jacks are 1, 2 and 3 on the 'most dangerous' list for biting. There are lots of genetic and 'cultural' reasons for this...as in, little dogs get a pass on everything and it makes them crazy.
That Chiweenie is massively adorable and may be fortunate enough to have the best of both breeds but, I'd want to get a temperament assessment before recommending the combo to anyone.
heh ... on Shakesville there was a post about talking on cell phones, etc., while driving. Against most recommendations, I read the comments. Did one of us post this one?
does it count as a hands-free device if I turn on the speakerphone and stick the phone in my cleavage?
does it count as a hands-free device if I turn on the speakerphone and stick the phone in my cleavage?
Didn't post, but have been guitly of doing this.
me too dammit.
the breasts have to be good for something.
I was once riding on the bus behind a woman - I presume Muslim, since she was wearing the headscarf (can't remember the proper name) - and she had her phone tucked into the scarf over her ear, giving her a hands-free device.
I see that all the time, Toddson. I've always thought it was a very clever use of clothing.
I carry crap in my bra or cleavage all the time. It's right there, it's handy, and 80% of women's clothing designers haven't figured out how to put functional pockets in anything but jeans.
The only problem I have is that I do it enough that I sometimes forget to be subtle when I reach in to get something.
I admired her cleverness ... although, since she wasn't driving, it wasn't actually necessary.
The only problem I have is that I do it enough that I sometimes forget to be subtle when I reach in to get something.
Oh, yeah. I realized recently that I sometimes do a quick double-tap over my left boob when I say, "I'll call you." I'm patting the place where my phone often sits. You know, if I ended it with a peace sign, I could be all, "Hit you later; peace out."