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Tag Archives: dogs
I Loathe Owners Who Don’t Control Their Dogs
As I walk around Pico-Robertson, I often encounter owners letting their dogs run free off a leash, even though this is against the law. I dig how they will tell you, “Oh, he’s friendly.” The dog is often getting in … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Race
Tagged Animals, dogs, fence, getting in my way, quiet walk
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Jealous Of Her Dog
I am wary about how emotionally attached she is to her dog. It’s not even her dog. It’s a friend’s dog that she takes home many nights. She’s more attached to this dog than she is to me. I’m losing … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, David Deida, Personal
Tagged abusive owner, best friend, David Deida, dogs, little dog, photographic evidence, rotweiler, sexual essence, sloppy seconds, vet
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Rescuing Dogs
I have two single female friends who were driving down the street when they noticed cars honking. Upon investigation, they found a dog running wild. A dog without an apparent owner. A dog in need of love and nurturing. A … Continue reading
Ordering A Hit On A Dog
A friend of mine in the UK has been bitten twice by the same dog. He got back from getting stitched up and called me irate. He wants to know if he can sue. Friend: "I want to see the … Continue reading
Buying Men Plants
From my live chat: guest63: Now men are comparing women to dogs that we buy you balloons so "mark our territory"? If we wanted to mark our territory, we would star decorating your apartments, or buy a plant so you … Continue reading
Posted in Dating
Tagged Apartments, beard, blue flowers, chatroom, dogs, Emma, live chat, nbsp, plant person, plants, question index, sunscreen, yahoo
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Women Marking Their Territory
My hovel is filled with happy birthday balloons. I’m trying to understand why. A secret source posts: I don’t think that person wants balloons on her birthday. She was probably just trying to mark her territory. Like leaving a big … Continue reading
Posted in Dating
Tagged boilers, bunny rabbit, cam chat, carpet, dogs, earrings, fatal attraction, fatal attraction movie, fingerprints, garlic, glenn close, happy birthday balloons, hickey, hovel, jewelry, la times, leah, michael douglas, obit, pool of blood, rabbit, rsquo, secret source, toothbrush
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I’m Finetuning My Cam Description
Currently it is: "Are you a sinner in need of G-d’s grace? I’m Luke Ford and I want to be Your Moral Leader! Watch me wrap tefillin, study Torah and engineer sweeping moral change. I write the website Lukeford.net and … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged Acupuncture, acupuncturists, Brooklyn, dogs, dumb questions, Emma, engineer, faith healing, false prophet, Google, healer, how do you mend a broken heart, love song, luke ford, money, moral leader, nbsp, needles, porner, self belief, shiksas, sinner, superstition, tefillin, Torah
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