prove it

Paws up, don't shoot.

http://m.policemag.com/article/2760/...p-killing-dogs

This from a publication sympathetic to law enforcement. Estimated 25-30 dogs a day.

Pretty sure they all had it coming. They were no angels.

I can't breed

schu needs an intervention at this point

very funny

maybe his neighbors should step in

Good call, they're just around the corner.

So I was reading all the discussion about dogs and I have to ask you guys a question since you seem to know most breeds. My last dog was a boxer but after he died we decided we shouldn't get more dogs because of how sad we got after each one of them died. I'm about to get my own house after living almost a decade in apartments though, so since it's a neighborhood with some breaking and entering complaints, I'm thinking about getting a dog and I was wondering which dog breed would be best to have in the backyard. My first thought was getting another boxer since I love the breed. They are huge, scare people at first but still are the sweetest animals I have ever seen. What do you guys think?

RIP Sam.

you should get one of those dogs that osis loves

I had an old coke dealer who made us hang out once and watch music videos from this album with him. He had some theory about how the "toxic city" (his words) was referencing doing coke, because all the blood and mucus and **** that it rips out of your sinus is the toxicity it's cleaning out of you, or something like that.

I guess this is a story about how enough cocaine can make you think everything is about cocaine, and also don't take health tips from cocaine dealers.

Walked around in North Korea for a few mins today nbd.

That sounds risky. Glad you avoided being sentenced to hard labor.

TIL that there are people who hate guacamole. Who are these people

http://time.com/money/collection/bes...laces-to-live/

I'll just leave this here for gus. Pay close attention to #4.

What's the difference, you're their all-time best seller!

Well I think that's a wonderful philosophy, KansasCT. That way you can go through the rest of your life without having to really know anyone.

its not his fault

Love how a list of the best places to live totally has to do with just finances and nothing to do with actual important factors like things to do, weather, and population. I do enjoy how the list is a lot of exurbs/outer suburbs, so yeah, great list for people over 40 who enjoy doing absolutely nothing except sit at home. If that's what the list is supposed to be, then it's spot on. Fishers, IN seems especially hilarious. Good job just choosing some random city close to Indianapolis, but outside of the interstate loop because otherwise it would be TOO CLOSE and throwing it in the list.

I get that it's MONEY Magazine, so they are rating it based off of financial factors over everything else, but who can actually take this list seriously? Novi over Ann Arbor? Appleton over Madison? Just two easy examples that anyone with half a brain would disagree with immediately.

first off, i was just joking. just happened to pop up on my FB feed this morning and lol'ed at Des Moines #4.

Coincidentally, i live in Fishers, IN so nice pull on that one. it IS a pretty GOAT suburb all things considered and an easy drive in to downtown.

"things to do" is the most vague and overrated criteria ever

anything above some 10k person town with only a walmart is sufficient for people who just watch tv and yell at coaches on the internet

I feel like Iowa City would have to be the best place to live in Iowa, so no surprise this list has Des Moines and Ames over it.


Here's their criteria if you are interested: http://time.com/money/4493307/best-p...e-methodology/

You have the Hawkeyes to lol at in Iowa City (it's also closer to Chicago)

But yes Gus the point is that every person has different criteria. You may hate what you hear about Des Moines or any other place for that matter, and you just can't even, but you're making your judgement based on your own criteria. At least recognize that people are all different, have different interests and values, and for many people Des Moines is a good place to live and work.