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Don't blame me for warning others about the less savory aspects of some creatures.Wow....SOME canines...not mentioning any names here...but SOME canines are rather RUDE on hump day
I want one
"The hypothesis is that a bird dropped it," Sayreville Police Department Lt. James Novak told NJ Advance Media. "It just landed perfectly and destroyed the transformer."
A Sayreville Police Department Facebook post featured a sketch of the feathered "suspect," as well as a tongue-in-cheek memorial for the fish, dubbed Gilligan by the department.
"Please let us not forget the victim in this senseless death. Gilligan was a hard working family man. He was a father to thousands of children," the post said.
The department said the "suspect was last seen flying south."
"If you see him do not try to apprehend him. Although he isn't believed to be armed he may still be very dangerous. If you have any information in this case please contact Det. John Silver who handles all of our fish cases," the post said.
You're all just four-legged, land-bound losers.Bears Rule Dogs Drool....nice of you to admit it
I love the 3 hour French lunch. Much of France essentially closes while people enjoy their long lunch and relax.
Sounds good. It's a good thing they don't do that in Scotland, though. No one could take up to 3 hours of haggis.
Sounds good. It's a good thing they don't do that in Scotland, though. No one could take up to 3 hours of haggis.
3 hours of single malt is doable, if you don't fall over first