What kind of dog bit Owens on his dick? (I'd search but this was back in the Powmag daze, and Daniel probably deleted the thread)
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What kind of dog bit Owens on his dick? (I'd search but this was back in the Powmag daze, and Daniel probably deleted the thread)
wasnt that spongedog hairpants?Quote:
Originally Posted by Plakespear
Here's my contribution
why is it that "most" pit bull owners are the gangster type people that want everyone to know that their dog is tougher than my dogs? Small penis?
why is it that we rarely hear about a fatal dog attack by anything other than pits or rots? Because these attacks are almost always from one of these two breeds?
does it matter if I can pick out the APBT out of the picture test on the first try, No it would still bite me , and probably my dogs too, without prejudice
Does my opinion matter? No, but here it is anyway.
Bandogge, STFU dood.(chief? WTF was that)
I understand that the owner makes the dog and I would gather that your dog is a good one (unless you really have been to dog fights before as someone rumored earlier) Good friends of ours own an American Staffordshire, and she's a sweethart. Not a mean bone in 'er. All the other pit/bull/terrier (whatever you want to call 'em) owner's in my neighborhood are punk ass gangster's that teach the aggressive behavior.
It doesn't matter what stats you pick and choose from, Pit Bulls of all types and breed distinctions will always have a negative connotation to them. The reason why, is, there is a good reason why. They can be and usually are dangerous. Attribute it to the breed, or attribute that to the types of assholes that generally own pits, but the fact remains that general society's views of them will not change, because the people who own them won't change their behavior. Pits and rots are scary dogs to most people and it will take a million rights to outdo just one wrong... and the wrongs happen to often to change the tide...
"silly white boy, brings a lab to a dog fight!" heh
isn't ONS's dog a 140lb Husky?
I came home for lunch this afternoon and my dog didn't greet me as usual. She was sitting in the dining room, ears drooping and head down. I knew she did something she wasn't. I felt the couch and it was warm from her. She is not allowed on ther furniture, but couldn't resist that morning I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by BakerBoy
I write this because that picture is exactly how I picture my dog acting while I was away.
because the media won't run stories about cocker spaniels biting their own family members- it's just not juicy enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by tibaher
seriously, ask Baron. they're only interested in perpetrating the stereotype.
(but i note that you said 'fatal' - fair enough, but again, how many by mixed breeds/mutts do we not hear about?)
Dogs suck.
July 30, 2005 NYT
Internet's Best Friend (Let Me Count the Ways)
By SARAH BOXER
On the Web you'll find the Infinite Cat Project but no Infinite Dog. My Cat Hates You is big on the Web, but there is no site named My Dog Hates You. (Dogs Hate Bush exists, but then so does Cats Hate Bush.) As any good Web hound can tell you, Rathergood.com is filled with crazy crooning cats. But where, oh where, are the singing dogs? (New Guinea singing dogs, a real breed, do not count.)
Cats are the Web's it-animals. They're everywhere. When you look up Devil Cats, you'll see comics about cat owners who love too much and the cats that cheat on them. Look up Devil Dogs, and you'll be offered apparel for the Marine Corps and information about Drake's cakes. Under the heading "Animal Antics," ifilm.com has four "Viral Videos" of cats, none of dogs. There are tons of badly drawn cats at www.tiddles.co.uk, but there's no such site for dogs.
Sure, there are dog sites aplenty, including fanciers' sites, funny sites and even an occasional hoax site, like thedogisland.com. But most don't have the buzz of Infinite Cat or Rathergood.
Why cats and not dogs?
Perhaps mycathatesyou.com will provide a clue. This site, founded in 2000, offers what it calls "the largest collection of sour-faced, indignant felines on the Internet." There you can see a squinty-eyed, snaggletoothed cat named Guapo, who appears ready to tear someone's head off. If you posted a picture of a dog as scary as that, no one would laugh. They would send for the dogcatcher.
Now take a look at Litterboxcam.com, where a live camera is trained on the litter boxes of two cats, Grey and Black. Every 60 seconds the image is refreshed. Counting down to zero and waiting for the cats to come into the frame is strangely and annoyingly suspenseful.
But if you Google poop and dog, you'll be led to a site called smellypoop.com/photogallery.html, which is more disgusting than funny. Or you may find the story of the "dog poop girl," also known as the "puppy poo girl," or in Korean "gae-ttong-nyue," which, believe it or not, is also not funny.
This is her story. Last month a woman let her dog relieve itself on the subway in Seoul. She was caught, by a cellphone camera, doing nothing about it. Within days, her picture, her identity, her family's identity and her past were revealed to the world on the Web. She quit her university in shame. The Washington Post and The Columbia Journalism Review weighed in. On Wikipedia there's already a "dog poop girl" entry logged, and a movement to delete it.
Interesting, yes, but not funny. Maybe the difference is that dogs are public, everyone's business. They go on subways and they go in parks. They are always caught in flagrante defecato. Cats stay home. They are private, nobody's business. To watch them in their homes is a privilege. They are perfect for the Web, the medium of voyeurs.
For example, go to the "Educational Videos" on zefrank.com, where you can catch the cat named Annie B., also called Mooshie, in 15 different scenarios, including one in which she re-enacts the shower scene in "Psycho." It's special. It's intimate. And another thing: she seems content with her small apartment. Cats are O.K. living in tight places and never going out. They don't mind if their owners spend every waking hour on the Internet.
Dogs would die if they had to wait for their owners to go off line. And who wants to post pictures of a dead animal? Serious bloggers, the kind who float to the top of Google regularly, just don't have time or space for dogs.
But can that be the whole story? There's a deeper answer to be had at infinitecat.com, where users post pictures of their cats gazing at pictures of other cats already posted on the Infinite Cat site. You see an infinite regress: pictures of cats looking at pictures of cats looking at pictures of cats.
Remind you of anything? Those cats are like so many bloggers sitting at home staring into their computer screens and watching other bloggers blog other bloggers. Cats, who live indoors and love to prowl, are the soul of the blogosphere. Dogs would never blog.
Talk about topical threads, there was a story this morning about a pitbull attacking a little girl and then her mom. The dog belonged to an acquaintance of the mother.
vs, my dog...Quote:
Originally Posted by Grange
http://www.tetongravity.com/usergall...Annabelle1.jpg
This is kind of like saying that the media perpetrates the idea that the only car accidents are those on the freeway. I mean, there are hundereds of fender benders everyday, why aren't those on the news?Quote:
Originally Posted by skiguide
Have you ever seen a cocker spaniel bite? It's somewhat akin to a beesting-nothing. Cocker spaniels are moody and snap at people alot, but they bite once, do little damage, and move on. Pitts and rots tend to attack full on and not let up.
I know around here if a cocker spaniel attacker a person and caused severe injury like what usually happens when a pit bull attacks then is sure as hell would make the news. On the other hand if a pit bull or rott. bit once and then left I doubt that would make the news. News coverage of a dog attack depends on the severity of the attack not the breed of the dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiguide
The problem I see with breed-specific bans is that they're doomed to failure.
Gangsters will always want a "fightin' dog".
There are many dog breeds with powerful jaws and a tendency to be territorial.
It's not that hard to breed and train dogs for aggressiveness, especially if you're an unscrupulous breeder or trainer who doesn't care if their dogs are controllable or if they die in the process.
So: some other breed becomes the new gangster "fightin' dog". Like that Thai Ridgeback, for example. And the whole cycle starts again.
Here's the same situation, with cars:
-The car most often caught "street racing" is a riced-out Mitsubishi Eclipse.
-Therefore we will ban the Eclipse. Problem solved, right?
-Wrong. Kids will just rice out another car and race that. There are a lot of different cars in the USA.
Meanwhile in Aurora, CO.. - If that was MY dog killed while tied up in MY yard, I would PERSONALLY kill all three of those fuckers.. In this case the owner of the pit bulls beat him to it.
For a brief amount of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bandogge
Malinois dominate ScH and French Ring.
And are soon to eclipse the GSD records.
You're full of shit on ScH and SAR.
Your stats might be from the US but thats it.
In yurp, Malinois are the rule.
"Socks, a beloved 74-year-old Border Collie, was tied up in his backyard when the pit bulls living next door attacked him."Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveTV
Why would you have to tie up a 74 year old dog?
How often have we heard this before?Quote:
The owner of the pit bulls told CBS4 that he feels awful and never thought his dogs would attack.
just watched that video, how moving. hahha, the gangsta tragedy music was a nice touch. and the stats, how could you argue with those? it is true, when i am crossed by a lab or cocker, i cower in fear.
those big dogs are not teddy bears. just like the tiger that killed a teen recently http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/18/tig....ap/index.html , if the dog wants to kill you it can. so keep them the f away from me. i dont mind being around dogs that most likely couldnt kill me, call me crazy, its just an insecurity problem i have.
my mutt corkie is a wimp, but she's cool. good story huh
On the other paw:
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/4867415/detail.html
Ban Jack Russell Terriers now! THEY EAT BABIES!!!1!11!!