You always have to watch your dog around anything they may consider food or chewable. Our “Syrius” (of a different size and breed none the less, but similar in features) as a puppy chewed on some dry grass and a big blade got stuck in his throat. He would not open his mouth, so I to carefully put my hand into his snout and get the blade out. He instinctally bit me but I got the blade out. He then ran for a drink of water and me to wash my bloody hand. He is still here to dispense love though. So it was worth it.
Used to pass on the road in my parent’s car from downtown (when downtown had actual stores) a cigar factory, found the smell lovely. Fortunately for me I never actually tried to find how it smelled after you lit up…
Zoombie software is tricky and very old…. be aware and take a good look in the mirror: you may be already a videogame zoombie… and just in case I think in French and Mexican restaurants they serve calf brain dishes in case you rather go out, some have takeout…
Ah! Syrius even in mischief is the very face of cuteness and unconditional puppy love. My favorite in the strip, he reminds me of the family’s mixed lab when he was a puppy. He definitely was a Syrius: full of innocent mischief but overall not a “tantrum” doggie to this day and overall obedient and a licker with no nipping. Basically to this day a good doggie who dispenses love to all like in the Beatles song: “love is all you need”.
All good mom’s got a great answer and smart wives have even better ones for hubby when he’s lazy or up to no good. As a College teacher used to say: boys never grow up, only their toys get bigger and more expensive.
Love that film. The curse could not be broken until he valued what really mattered and found true love.