Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

Reality always lies in wait for … Democrats.

When do we start airlifting the women and children out of Texas?

if you can’t see it, then you are useless in the fight to stop it.

If you’re pissed about Biden’s speech, he was talking about you.

“More of this”, i said to the dog.

I really should read my own blog.

The next time the wall street journal editorial board speaks the truth will be the first.

Wow, you are pre-disappointed. How surprising.

A thin legal pretext to veneer over their personal religious and political desires

I’ve spoken to my cat about this, but it doesn’t seem to do any good.

The words do not have to be perfect.

My years-long effort to drive family and friends away has really paid off this year.

Do not shrug your shoulders and accept the normalization of untruths.

Let us savor the impending downfall of lawless scoundrels who richly deserve the trouble barreling their way.

Insiders who complain to politico: please report to the white house office of shut the fuck up.

Peak wingnut was a lie.

The poor and middle-class pay taxes, the rich pay accountants, the wealthy pay politicians.

Let me eat cake. The rest of you could stand to lose some weight, frankly.

Come on, man.

Accountability, motherfuckers.

Not so fun when the rabbit gets the gun, is it?

They traffic in fear. it is their only currency. if we are fearful, they are winning.

This fight is for everything.

Proof that we need a blogger ethics panel.

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Another beautiful day today- I’m off to rehab the shoulder, then will be out of the loop until later this afternoon. Behave yourselves.

BTW- got a message from commenter Genine that she is out of the hospital, and several of you announced new jobs yesterday, so maybe things are starting to look up around here.

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  3. 3.

    harlana peppper

    No job here and I just got a call from a friend of mine, who had to move all the way to Chicago from SC to get employment with a very large corporation, was laid off yesterday, no notice, after working there for 3 years. Now she is stuck with high cost of living and, apparently, 11% unemployment for Chicago

  5. 5.

    Persia

    The headline I just caught off my google news feed:

    Massa: Yeah, I Groped Male Staff But Not Sexually

    I got nothin’.

    RIP, Corey Haim.

  6. 6.

    David in NY

    A late note on the primary challenge by Connie Saltonstall to Bart Stupak. My brother in Petoskey (lower Peninsula, just north of Charlevoix), whom I used to think of as sort of conservative, responded to my forwarding the post from BJ about it like this: “Thanks for forwarding this—Connie is a good alternative to Stupak and has our full support, but I’m not optimistic about her chances.”

  9. 9.

    FoxinSocks

    I don’t post a lot here (though I sure do lurk), but thought I’d add to the good news. Been working as a temp for about a year, but last month, the company I was temping for made me a full-fledged gen-u-ine employee. Yeah!!!

    Also, another one of the temps, who was absolutely fabulous, got a permanent job and left last week. I think people around here are already kicking themselves for not hiring her sooner.

  18. 18.

    jibeaux

    I’m glad to hear the good news, FoxinSocks.
    My facebook group promoting the win-win HCR-Rush to Costa Rica plan was quickly eclipsed by the corporate overlords at MoveOn, but I’m licking my wounds. Hanging in there. Husband still says he’ll photoshop a picture for me.
    On the good side, the weather’s turning nice and I have tomato seedlings on the windowsill, another 5 weeks or so they’ll be ready to go in the ground, and I am so much more pleasant to be around when there’s warmth, sunshine, and home-grown tomatoes.

  19. 19.

    David in NY

    @Mike Kay: Now, now, some folks are not aware of all internet traditions. “Punching hippies” is the reflexive action of, say, any mainstream pundit who must, on the facts, criticize a “conservative” position, and, to balance the piece, punches a hippie (that is, criticizes some far-left proposal that is totally outside any mainstream discussion), just for form’s sake. In this context, however, it was just cheerful, early morning sarcasm, with no particular relevance.

  21. 21.

    beltane

    It’s an incredibly beautiful day out. Can’t wait for the snow to be gone and the ground to thaw out so I can go out there with a shovel and plant things.

  23. 23.

    Mike Kay

    @geg6: such language for a peace lovin hippie. keep crunching that granola. There’s no difference btwn bush and gore!

  24. 24.

    srv

    Corey Haim dead. Scott Brown has a book deal. Maybe we should all start writing Thune’s for him, since it would be an uphill struggle for him.

  25. 25.

    beltane

    Wonkette just referred to Rahm Emanuel as a “vicious nine-fingered Jew” who assaults innocent congressmen at the gym. Without Wonkette my life would not be complete.

  26. 26.

    Ash Can

    Behave yourselves.

    OK, guys, he’s gone! Quick, haul in the 30-packs! Start mixing those mud pies! Who’s got the lawn darts? Does this lampshade make me look fat?

  28. 28.

    beltane

    @srv: If Sarah Palin could do it, Thune could do it. It would help sales if Thune followed Palin’s example and strutted around in a mini-skirt and heels. I bet Scott Brown would do that, but I’m not sure Thune would do it publicly.

  29. 29.

    ADS

    @FoxinSocks: Congrats! This gives me hope. My husband just started a contract position (12 month gig); we’re thrilled about the job (he’d been looking for months) and hope it may turn out to be permanent.

  30. 30.

    General Egali Tarian Stuck

    @Mike Kay:

    Don’t always agree with you dude, but I like your brazen fearlessness. It will earn you a gaggle of detractors here, but such is life speaking your mind. Carry on.

  31. 31.

    AkaDad

    Behave yourselves.

    I’m pretty sure John is talking about PUMA’s, BTD, Glenzilla, and Hillary! supporters.

    [munches popcorn]

  34. 34.

    elmo

    Dog rescue story from this morning.

    I’ve been active in dog rescue for 20 years, and right now I have an entire litter of Great Pyrennees puppies (9 weeks old) in my kitchen, awaiting transport to new foster homes. That’s in addition to my “core pack” of three German Shepherds, two mutts, and a Great Pyr. So I’m kinda full.

    This morning, I was driving to work and saw a small black dog curled up in the grass off the side of the road. Here in Tennessee that’s not all that uncommon; usually if you stop, they run off. But he lifted his head as I passed, and he looked thin, so I stopped.

    Thin doesn’t begin to cover it. He is a small dog, should probably weigh 25 pounds or so, but I could see every rib clearly. Both hips stood out above his back by at least a half-inch. When I stopped, he got up; when I got out of the truck, he started over to me, slowly. He was trembling and his tail was completely curled under, flush against his belly. His face and ears bore the unmistakable rash of demodex mange.

    When he got close to me, he started to growl, and kept walking in a wide arc around me. I kept my eyes down, my body low and relaxed, and told him softly that he was a good boy, that it was all right, that he would be safe.

    He went under my truck and laid down, still growling.

    Fortunately I bring my lunch to work, so my chicken sandwich was available for bait. I sat down in the road next to the truck and tossed chicken pieces. He snatched them up, still shaking hard, still growling, with that tremulous note of fear. I tossed chicken closer to me; he came closer to get it. Finally I put the whole sandwich down on the pavement next to me and waited. When he came to get it, I grabbed him. I didn’t dare wait and have patience; bad weather is coming, he’s obviously starved, and if he’d decided to leave, he’d have died.

    He struggled and bit, of course, but when I held on and didn’t hurt him, he stopped biting and just lay rigid in my hands, absolutely terrified. I held him for a few more minutes, talking softly to him, until he began to relax; then I picked him up and put him in the back seat of my truck and got a slip leash on him. I gave him the rest of the sandwich, and he bolted it, which is a good sign — dogs can get so terrified that they literally can’t eat.

    When I got him home, I got hold of the slip leash before I opened the door, so he wouldn’t bolt. I needn’t have worried. He climbed up my chest, put his paws and chin over my shoulder, and hopped his back feet up into my arms.

    That’s when I started to cry a little.

    He’s in my kitchen now. My partner got him puppy kibble and eggs (we have chickens, all our dogs get eggs with their food). When I left for work again, he was in my partner’s lap, wagging his tail. My hands are covered in cuts and scratches, and I don’t care. He’s safe, warm, well fed, and happy.

    Any ideas for names?

  35. 35.

    Dork

    Wonkette just referred to Rahm Emanuel as a “vicious nine-fingered Jew”

    Nine-fingered, but apparently three-legged.

  36. 36.

    Ash

    I got into grad school, a program I’ve been dreaming of, but will have to take out massive loans to pay for it. So uh….half looking up for me!

    @harlana peppper:

    Now she is stuck with high cost of living and, apparently, 11% unemployment for Chicago

    But at least she lives in Chicago and not SC anymore? I don’t know, that would be enough for me.

  38. 38.

    A Mom Anon

    @elmo: As trite as it is,Lucky? Sounds alot like my Abby when I found her at the pound,skinny,scared,but minus the growling. You’re a good soul Elmo.

  40. 40.

    Punchy

    Any ideas for names?

    Great story! I love these contests.

    Break it down into catagories:

    Obvious — Lucky
    WAAYY overused — Bailey
    Cuz it’s TN — Jack, or Danny
    Cuz it’s TN and he’s black — Negro (j/k)

  41. 41.

    geg6

    @Ash:

    Congrats on grad school. The loans suck, but if you work you might have an employer program that might help mitigate those. Depending on your career aspirations, though, the higher education may improve your pay enough to make it worthwhile.

    Either way, grad school was much more personally and practically rewarding for me than undergrad, so there’s that possibility if nothing else.

  45. 45.

    elmo

    Were and Punchy, thanks for the ideas. I like Orpheus, except that it would get shortened to Orphy which is just weird.

    I was thinking about calling him Ares, because it’s March and also because he really was a fierce little guy until he calmed down — my hands are in tatters. But I like gathering ideas before I decide.

  46. 46.

    General Egali Tarian Stuck

    @geg6:

    Whatever. The mother fucker lies about everything, especially the stances people take and what they say,

    You mean like the part where you ignored that I said I didn’t always agree with Mr. Kay.

  48. 48.

    WereBear

    @elmo: I’m a big fan of having their names come to me… which has to be based on getting to know them.

    My dog Roscoe came out of the blue; we found him in the shelter, but there were two other names put in before us. When the waiting time was over, we stood in line since the crack of dawn to get him (which won the shelter workers to our side.)

    We were coming up with joking alternative plans, and I said we should pretend he’s our lost puppy, “There he is, our little Roscoe!”

    And Roscoe he became.

  51. 51.

    Butch

    Does it count as good news that I’m leaving tomorrow for a week of scuba diving in Cozumel? It took working multiple jobs to pay for it but we’re going.

  52. 52.

    John S.

    Marc Thiessen was a giant asshole on TDS last night, if anyone saw it. He spent the entire time grandstanding and throwing out bullshit, cutting off Jon Stewart every time he tried to get a word in. Then at the end, complained how unfairly he was treated and that he didn’t get to say his peace. Quite the breathtaking example of reality not comporting with perception.

    It’s the full-on wingnut experience.

  55. 55.

    YellowJournalism

    @John S.: I seriously thought Stewart was going to bludgeon Thiessen with John Oliver at one point. Thiessen kept talking in that nervous, jumpy way that reminded me of someone on coke. It was like he was letting his mouth spout as much verbal diahrrea as he could before Stewart pointed out how ridiculous it was. The man didn’t understand the basic rules of a conversation: you talk, then you let the other person talk, while you listen and wait your turn, not wait until the other person takes a breath.

    And Corey Haim being dead bums me out, although it doesn’t surprise me, for some reason.

  56. 56.

    DougL (frmrly: Conservatively Liberal)

    @elmo:

    Valentino? Call him Val. The little guy who stole your heart. Good story, job and deed, nice way to start the day! :)

  57. 57.

    HRA

    @elmo:

    Tearing up at work and trying to hide it. Don’t know the exact words to use in praise except you are a special person.

    Tramp or Hobo are my choices.

  58. 58.

    jibeaux

    @General Egali Tarian Stuck: \

    order your garbage can lids through the amazon link at RedState today. Only $14.95 plus shipping. When you forget to get the second one to bang the first one up against because you’re a teabagging moran, it’ll just be another $14.95 plus shipping. But banging plastic trash can lids together to make an immediately obvious point about health care reform: priceless!

  59. 59.

    Shinobi

    Things are not looking up for me, I am being sued and my partner is still unemployed (2.5 years now, in Chicago, anyone need an IT professional or chef?).

    But I am glad they are looking up for someone.

  60. 60.

    Shinobi

    @elmo: I would call him Cutlet. Because he is small… and because of the chicken. And because I have a messed up sense of humor.

    Glad you were able to help the little guy! Well done.

  61. 61.

    YellowJournalism

    @General Egali Tarian Stuck:

    Bachmann: ‘We Need To Start Literally Banging Garbage Lids Together’ Against Health Care Bill

    And now, suddenly, the thought of a bunch of morans standing in front of the White House banging garbage can lids together (some with food and other garbage stuck to them, even), gives me a laugh and makes me feel better.

  62. 62.

    ajr22

    @YellowJournalism: I watched the extra 20 min of the interview, and it went the same way. At one point there was a 4 min exchange were Theison said if we didn’t torture this turrist we wouldn’t have stopped xyz attacks. Stewart said that is a hypothetical, and Theison tried to say it wasn’t. Stewart cut him off 15 times saying its a hypothetical. Theison was very butthurt.

  64. 64.

    aliasofwestgate

    @elmo: I would say Ronin, but it’s not like he doesn’t have a master now *grin* Nothing else is coming to mind, at the moment. But you’ve done a good thing, there. Great story. :D

  65. 65.

    Ash

    @geg6:

    The loans suck, but if you work you might have an employer program that might help mitigate those.

    I wish, but I’m only going the grad school route since I haven’t had a steady job for two years now (graduated undergrad in 08, have only been able to find temp work). No one is going to hire someone after two years of joblessness. We’re going to have a whole nice generation of un-hireable people.

  66. 66.

    Kryptik

    Just a reminder of how batshit Glenn Beck is, his new claim is that The Census only asks about race to “increase slavery”. He even completely warps the rationale behind the odious 3/5s rule to try and argue that now “minorities are worth more than whites”. And thus, the contention that you should refuse to answer anything on the census except the number of people.

    Don’t you love paranoia mainstreamed?

  68. 68.

    ShoulderMan

    I had arthroscopic surgery a week ago for a dislocated shoulder with a Bankhart lesion, a near full-thickness supraspinatus tear, a labral tear, and a biceps tendon tenodesis. My surgeon recommended a Game Ready ice machine for the first week or 10 days. It wasn’t covered by Blue Shield, but I rented one anyway and it works great. He also recommended taking 600 mg of ibuprofen 4 times a day for the first week to 10 days. I’m wearing a Knapp Sak II sling mostly full time, especially in bed (very uncomfortable). After being in pain for over 6 months, I’m glad to be on the long road to recovery. I hope you’re on that same road.

  69. 69.

    Ash

    @Kryptik: Shouldn’t we be happy that conservatards don’t want to fill out the census though? Let them be all paranoid, then we can laugh when their districts disappear in Congress.

  71. 71.

    ShoulderMan

    I had arthroscopic surgery a week ago for a dislocated shoulder with a Hill-Sachs lesion, a Bankhart labral tear, a near full-thickness supraspinatus tear, and a biceps tendon tenodesis. My surgeon recommended a Game Ready ice machine for the first week or 10 days. It wasn’t covered by Blue Shield, but I rented one anyway and it works great. He also recommended taking 600 mg of ibuprofen 4 times a day for the first week to 10 days. I’m wearing a Knapp Sak II sling mostly full time, especially in bed (very uncomfortable). After being in pain for over 6 months, I’m glad to be on the long road to recovery. I hope you’re on that same road. Good luck!

  72. 72.

    Svensker

    @elmo:

    Since you are Elmo, given the circumstances of his rescue I’d think Oscar would be good.

    Your story made me cry.

  73. 73.

    General Egali Tarian Stuck

    @elmo: You are with the angels for doing this.

    My former stray Charlie gives a paws up too.

  75. 75.

    Kryptik

    @Ash:

    It might be funny if it wasn’t 1) an example of how quickly and easily villified anything becomes, especially if a Democrat or liberal somehow, even indirectly, might be running it, 2) how easily the right-wing can sell the woo and get their constituents and demographics to believe anything, no matter how outlandish, and 3) how impossible it’ll be to have a functioning government anymore, due to nearly 1/3s of the country all of a sudden thinking we’re a tyranny and their somehow brave armchair revolutionists ready to be the next set of Founding Fathers.

    It just….good green Christ, how the hell did this country get this fucking stupid? I mean, even as much as they hated Clinton, the 2000 Census didn’t get this conspiracy shit winged around to THIS level.

  77. 77.

    harlana peppper

    @Ash: Believe it or not, she misses living here, she has not formed the kind of friendships or support that she had here. I sympathize with your sentiment, but there is a smattering of liberal minded gals here and once we discover we share that “dark secret” we gravitate towards and support each other.

    That said, in her previous networking and such, she felt she had to hide the fact that she was a Democrat just to avoid harrassment. Used to piss me off big time, well, it still pisses me off that you feel like you have to hide your political affiliation. Personally, I no longer broadcast it but I don’t try to hide it either. She felt like, in her line of work, she had to keep mum because she needed the contacts. Yes, it’s disgusting and unfair and it really used to infuriate me.

    At some point, to maintain sanity, one has to let go of the anger and sense of resentment and just move forward with your life and appreciate what open-minded friends you do have. It goes without saying, I miss her.

  79. 79.

    Kryptik

    @harlana peppper:

    But don’t you know, only liberals and left-wing folks can be authoritarians! Look at the Census!! WOLVERINES!!!

    ….nnngghghghggh, sometimes I wonder what would happen if the left was even 1% of the crazy ass supervillain league the right makes us out to be in this country.

  80. 80.

    elmo

    Thanks, everybody. Loving all the name suggestions! I’m just so happy about this one, because they don’t always work out this way. More often the dog bolts, no matter how starved. A few weeks ago, we stopped for a big dog in the interstate median strip, and couldn’t get close after trying for more than an hour.

    So this was a big freakin’ win and I’m just delighted about it. Thanks everybody for helping me celebrate. I may just go over to the GOS and post the story there too (I’m sierrak9s over there). So. Freakin. Happy.

  81. 81.

    Ash Can

    @Kryptik: That Glenn Beck is a great guy. Always looking out for his audience, isn’t he? You’ve got to admit, it’s a pretty nifty idea — he gets his audience to underreport themselves on the census, so that, a little further down the road, they find themselves underserved by the various federal, state, and local government programs. Thus deprived, they’ll naturally take it out on their elected officials, and voila, Beck’s anti-government, pro-teabagging schtick becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. He gains credibility throughout his none-too-bright target market, and along with that comes more viewers and more money into his pocket. Not a bad gig, as long as things like conscience, honesty, and decency don’t get in the way.

  82. 82.

    bemused

    @Kryptik:
    Michele Bachmann will avoid going on Beck’s show. She has swiftly changed her mind about the evil census since she realized that her cong district lines (& her seat) depend on an accurate count & is now encouraging her constituents to fill it out. It took the dingbat long enough to figure it out.

  83. 83.

    Kryptik

    @elmo:

    To take a break from my usual existential political rage, I will have to chime in with everyone else and say that you are saint. Keep doing God’s (or Yahweh, or Allah, or Buddha, or FSM, etc.) work, friend.

    And as far the name…how about Delano? “Only thing we have to fear is fear itself” Delano?

  84. 84.

    DZ

    Well, got laid off today effective 3/18 after 27 years. I’m 62 and I should be OK, but it still sucks

  87. 87.

    J.

    In case y’all hadn’t heard, Scott Brown, the former Cosmo centerfold and current junior Senator from Massachusetts, just signed a deal to bare all yet again. Provided the Senate Ethics Committee doesn’t bar it.

    @John Cole: Good luck with the shoulder rehab! May you be back playing video games soon.

  92. 92.

    Betsy

    @elmo:
    Bless you, your partner, and your large furry family.

    One of my favorite quotes is from the Talmud. “Whoever saves a life, it is considered as if he saved an entire world.” Because for that one life, you DID save the world. I choose to include animals in that category, although the Talmud wouldn’t.

  93. 93.

    freelancer

    Yesterday in my mail, I got a letter from the Census Bureau, stating that in the next 10 or so days, I’d be receiving my 2010 Census packet. No big deal, at least for me.

    The paranoid Right, however, is another story.

    I’m kind of on edge about the next month to six weeks in terms of unhinged RW terrorism.

  94. 94.

    licensed to kill time

    @elmo:

    What a moving story. You could call him Milagro (miracle) because it’s a miracle he survived and that you rescued him. You have earned triple quadruple quintillion karma points today, kudos!

  96. 96.

    ruemara

    @elmo:

    Carrey, because he came in from the cold. And a million blessings to you, your partner and your new family member.

  98. 98.

    asiangrrlMN

    @elmo: Another shout-out of gratitude for taking in the poor little guy. You know, I’m gonna demand pics when he’s better, right? I like Ares. He is my ruling god (Aries). Or, how about Odysseus?

    @Kryptik: Let ’em. Then, they will be discounted. I like that. I think Beck should follow his own advice.

    @General Egali Tarian Stuck: Good god. That woman needs help.

    DZ and Shinobi, sorry to hear the bad news. Positive vibes to both of you.

  99. 99.

    Skepticat

    @elmo:
    Thanks for a heartwarming story. Can you post a photo? And if you think you’re happy, imagine how the poor waif feels!

    Good news about Genine and new jobs too. Let’s hope this upward trend continues.

  100. 100.

    Chinn Romney

    Glad you guys are recovering. Wish Marc Savard could say the same after that cheap shot from that dirty Pittsburg Penguin Matt Cooke.

  102. 102.

    elmo

    I do have one pic of him now; my partner took a webcam shot of him in her arms and emailed it to me. But I don’t know how to post it.

    And I spent two hours in the emergency room this afternoon — the bites on my hands started to REALLY REALLY hurt, which tells me they were getting infected. Don’t care, still totally worth it.

  104. 104.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @harlana peppper:

    Yow, that’s really tough. And I saw an alert earlier today from the Chicago Tribune that Governor Quinn has asked the legislature for a 33% increase in the Illinois state income tax rate (earmarked for education initiatives and to cover some of the cuts he’s proposed in the new budget). Yikes.

  105. 105.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @jeffreyw:

    That’s a great photo. The birds in Atlanta (not today, because the weather’s been lousy, and anyhow I’ve been inside all day) have been incredibly noisy the last few days. Easy to tell it’s nesting season.

  107. 107.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @Punchy: You know, every time I see his name — and I’ve seen it way too often in the last week or so — the old Stephen Foster song gets stuck in my head:

    Massa made de darkeys love him,
    Cayse he was so kind,
    Now dey sadly weep above him,
    Mourning cayse he leave dem behind.
    I cannot work before tomorrow,
    Cayse de tear drops flow,
    I try to drive away my sorrow
    Pickin on de old banjo.

    Not what I really want as an earworm. Ugh!

  108. 108.

    Skepticat

    @elmo: Ouch. Pet bites can be nasty, glad you have to sense to deal with them early. “Fang” may not suit the pup’s personality, but “Munch” or “Nibbles” might.

  109. 109.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @elmo:

    No suggestions for a name, but I am sitting here at work blubbing like an infant. What a beautiful rescue story, and what a truly special person you are. As others here have said, you are definitely on the side of the angels. Please share a photo with us once everyone gets settled.

  110. 110.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @DZ: That’s full of suck, DZ. I’m a few years older than you, still working, but it can be scary times out there. That said, I know you’lll be fine. Balloon Juicers are always fine, even when circumstances aren’t always the best.

  111. 111.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @Shinobi: Oh Shinobi, I’m so sorry. Neither one of those is good; both together, you and your partner must feel as though the universe is ganging up on you right now. (I’m pretty sure it isn’t, but it can feel that way.) Take comfort from the good signs that seem to be happening a little bit to others on this list: John’s recovering shoulder, Genine’s release from hospital, two or three people with happy employment stories, and Elmo’s rescue pup. There’s a lot of good out there and it will be your turn very soon.

  112. 112.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @General Egali Tarian Stuck:

    Bachmann: ‘We Need To Start Literally Banging Garbage Lids Together’ Against Health Care Bill

    That woman literally needs Joe Biden to explain to her what “literally” literally means.

    That said, I do love the mental image of Michelle and her little friends sitting cross-legged on the floor of the House of Representatives and banging away on lids like the demented cymbal section of an orchestra.

  114. 114.

    Cain

    @elmo:

    And I spent two hours in the emergency room this afternoon—the bites on my hands started to REALLY REALLY hurt, which tells me they were getting infected. Don’t care, still totally worth it.

    You probably know this more than I, but I would have the vet check out the dog as well as making sure you have the right shots for dog bites.

    cain

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