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“ In all candour, I can't help but laugh at some of the ridiculous comments I've seen here. Throughout this whole misfortune, I've tried to remain semi-neutral until I read up on the facts. I recently did some investigating, and have found that this bill is fair. In many places (including these comments), I have seen a troubling amount of opposition to this bill, evidently, as a result of laughably unrealistic propoganda. Please, I allege all of you, don't listen to everything you hear. You have to remain-level headed about these types of things. Please, for your own sakes, and for the sakes of the surroundings, don't make your decision about this bill in ignorance. "'Cause my parents/FOXNews said so" is not a persuade to oppose this bill. Do a little research first, it helps! This bill isn't going to extirpate the country, nor will it turn us into a socialist utopia. Your taxes will not skyrocket, as some would have you conjecture. This bill is in no way unconstitutional, or illegal, as some of youFind the Chihuahua | jonathansegura.com
This is Precious. She’s a Chihuahua. I know, I know: this space has previously been reserved for Abby, who is awesome and who is a pristine example of an English Bulldog. (She, Abby, is a big Manchester United supporter.)
But let us consider our wee south-of-the-border friend. First, her name is Precious, which, truly, is awesome. Precious is 12 or so years old, and, until just under a year ago, lived in Bridge City, Tex., with my grandmother. Well, Mama Anne died in Feb., but before she did, she ensured Precious would have a good home. In this case, with my folks in Omaha.
Now, my folks love them some dog. My brother and I grew up with Boston Terriers. This continued up through Roscoe, who was, well, retarded. Really. She had water on the brain. Also, no tail. And her eyes were all screwed up. And she was prone to seizures. And she ate special food. And her breath was rancid, at all times, no matter what. And sometimes she’d get confused and walk into walls. And her paws were strangely small, while her head was strangely large and bulbous. But, goddamn, she was cute. Anyway, the vet gave her six months, and she kicked around for ten years. Then there were a few dog-less years at my folks’ house.
Right: Enter Precious. Guess who owns the place. Hint: she’s got a shiny necklace, you betcha.
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Mexico opens year 2010 with one of its deadliest day
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Homeless in California, but Top Dogs in New York
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WHO arranged and paid for a “Chihuahua airlift” in which 15 homeless dogs from San Francisco were flown to New York City? Homeless Chihuahuas Emigrate to East CoastAy, Chihuahua!all 3 news articles »
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians: Kim's Puppy Love
E! Online (blog)Keeping Up with the Kardashians: Kim's Puppy LoveWith boyfriend Reggie Bush away during football season, Kim Kardashian found a new companion to keep her company at home this week — a stray Chihuahua. Keeping Up with the Kardashians Season 3: Episode 5 RecapKim Kardashian: Loyal SisterKim Kardashian Pregnant or Just Pictures of Voluptuous Curves?! (Photos)all 33 news articles »
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Remembering Wheely Willy: "Life is what you make of it."
LBPOST.comRemembering Wheely Willy: "Life is what you make of it."The formerly homeless four-pound Chihuahua got a second chance when a woman discovered him shivering and emaciated, sealed inside a cardboard box on a Wheely Willy Memorial Service, Adoptions & Moreall 2 news articles »
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Despite teen leads, 'Youth in Revolt' is for adults Despite teen leads, 'Youth in Revolt' is for adultsIf Michael Cera were a dog, he'd probably be a Chihuahua. Not a yappy Chihuahua, but a nervous, quiet one lacking in confidence and bravado. and more » |
