By Robert Emslie
Why dogs are better than cats: A dog would have at least tried.
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Jeff Glucker
My crazy, evil, loveable, standard Dachshund is a velcro dog of the highest order. This past summer I took him to a 2 day national level autocross event (Packwood Tour). Most of the time, he would stay camped out in my best buddy's RV and only whine and pace a little.
However, if he saw me getting something out of the trunk of my car, he would go bonkers. He stationed himself in the driver's seat of the RV with his front paws on the steering wheel and would bark at me. With each bark he blew the horn. I found it tremendously cute. I'm not sure everyone else did though.
At least he's cute.
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On an unrelated note: Intro to the 1986 GDR movie "Driving school".
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Purrin' like a kitten!
I have to say, to me it looks like the kitten wants to do all the driving on its own, not to be constantly interferred by comments and hands-on-interruption by that female passenger. I identify myself with the kitten.
The other day, I promised salgoud some grown up odometer readings. Here they come.
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Nissan Rogue, registered in Texas. You're welcome.