How in the world do you push a Saint Bernard out a window?! - Freeze-Frame Radio

Molly · The Mediator

How in the world do you push a Saint Bernard out a window?!

Zim · Chairwoman Of The Board

Did anyone mention if is was raining cats and dogs at the time?

Seriously, though, humanity boggles my mind sometimes... so many people out there having kids and getting animals because they need to be loved so much, and then not having the skills, pass on their pathetic inability to be anything but mean to the next generation of kids and animals. Karma keeps me sane.

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

Can I push the owner out the window and see if he is as lucky?

Molly · The Mediator

Could you imagine, just strolling down the street, and then get hit by a falling large dog?

The owner would probably fit through the window better. And make an interesting squishy sound when he hits the pavement.

But still, I can't understand the logistics of it. We're not talking a poodle or even a labrador here, this is a Saint Bernard! How in the world can you even fit the dog through the window?

Trish · The Procrastinating Red-Head

I would rather it rain men.

I don't understand people like that. I like dogs and cats, but I know that I'm not a good pet person, so I don't have animals. It's called personal responsibility. You know, like you take care of yourself and don't expect people to do it for you. You take care of your animals, not just give up on them when you're tired of them. We had the massive power outages here and people were griping because the government did not provide them with ice, etc. The people that lived in the projects in New Orleans are complaining because they are tearing down some of them and building new ones. They say they want the old ones and want to move in NOW. When did we become a society that thinks everyone owes us something? Give me a break.

(Trish has left the soapbox.)

Sparky · Phat Cat EL Presidente

The good news is he was able to revive the man he landed on with the first aid kit and whiskey barrel he carries around his neck.

-- Edited by Sparky at 09:53, 2006-07-27

WebGuy · Doesn't Do Windows

JD The Jazz Doctor · Grand Poobah

Trish wrote:

I would rather it rain men. I don't understand people like that. I like dogs and cats, but I know that I'm not a good pet person, so I don't have animals. It's called personal responsibility. You know, like you take care of yourself and don't expect people to do it for you. You take care of your animals, not just give up on them when you're tired of them. We had the massive power outages here and people were griping because the government did not provide them with ice, etc. The people that lived in the projects in New Orleans are complaining because they are tearing down some of them and building new ones. They say they want the old ones and want to move in NOW. When did we become a society that thinks everyone owes us something? Give me a break. (Trish has left the soapbox.)

I think its a way to play politics....the power of victimhood. But personally, I still think the fact that all them people are living in trailers is a disgrace. With the amount of money we pay in taxes, the federal government has absolutely failed these people. I read they believe the trailers that were provided have toxic levels of fumes too?? An absolute disgrace.

Trish · The Procrastinating Red-Head

I don't know about the toxic fumes, but I think that providing them with trailers is better than saying "Hey, you're on your own." I know several people that were displaced during the flood of 93 and they were ecstatic to have someplace to live, even if it was a trailer. We even had a problem with one lady that refused to move out five years after the flood.

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

I think the trailers are ok- except not with toxic levels. If they could have the chance to buy them and keep them that would be better. It is better than nothing!