I was watching an episode of the tv show Body Cam, where they show videos off of police body cams (thus the name) made during arrests and other intense situations. On this particular episode, one of the officers was a K-9 handler and had ordered his German Sheppard to attack a suspect. The bad guy shot the dog in the head, and I broke down in tears hearing the poor puppers crying out in pain. Lucky for the dog, he lives even with his eye being shot out, and is now a pampered house dog.
It was terrible to hear the crying dog. It really made me cry as I was sitting there, hoping that the poor pup was going to be ok.
What does it say about me that when I see videos of criminals or police being shot it doesn't bother me that much, but the blurred-out images of the dog getting hurt made me tear up?
I wanted to share that yesterday my wife and I celebrated our 26th anniversary! Miracles do happen. Proof is that Mrs. Sherwood has put up with my annoying self for all of these years. Love ya, babe!
I love how when you go up to a dog and push it over onto its back, their eyes light up as they think, "Oh, wow! Belly rubs!"
Push over a cat and try to scratch the belly and you might just activate the murder button and get the living crap chewed and clawed out of your hand. Be warned.
If you ever get in a fight with your significant other, the two of you should breathe in the helium from a balloon and continue to argue. Whomever laughs first loses the argument.
If you think about it, the process of singing a birthday song and cutting a cake is extremely Satanic.
Consider this:
A small crowd of people are huddled around a small object on fire, chanting rhythmically a repetitive song in unison until the fire is blown out and a knife is stabbed into the object in order to have the object cut up and the crowd consume it.