Ha ha, did Kafka really write that? What a nutter. Dogs are amazing though. I was driving along today and seeing a dog crossing the road with a ball in its mouth just makes you so happy. Cats don't carry balls across roads nonchalantly nor stick their heads out of car windows in an amusing manner nor get confused when you pretend to throw something.
Dogs rule.
Re: Dogs
Posted: Fri 01 Apr 2011, 6:49 pm
by Pani
Patrick Bateman wrote: Cats don't carry balls across roads nonchalantly nor stick their heads out of car windows in an amusing manner nor get confused when you pretend to throw something.
Why would they? Love their own heads. They do want they want and it
can be funny, too. I'm not keen on playing master & servant.
Re: Dogs
Posted: Fri 01 Apr 2011, 8:45 pm
by Patrick Bateman
Cats own their owners but they just don't know it.
Re: Dogs
Posted: Fri 01 Apr 2011, 9:06 pm
by Dipso
Patrick Bateman wrote:Ha ha, did Kafka really write that? What a nutter. Dogs are amazing though. I was driving along today and seeing a dog crossing the road with a ball in its mouth just makes you so happy. Cats don't carry balls across roads nonchalantly nor stick their heads out of car windows in an amusing manner nor get confused when you pretend to throw something.
Dogs rule.
I love it when dogs go grey. There's an ancient black labrador a few doors down from me and her face almost completely grey. She has such joie de vivre though - she always gives me a joyful bark as she creaks past.
Re: Dogs
Posted: Fri 01 Apr 2011, 11:57 pm
by Syncratic
I love the expression in dogs faces, their eyes or their panting mouths when they bound a or laze around. And they range from mental, troubled, comical, proud to cocky.