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I was walking my big Ridgeback Mr. Brown across the Starbucks parking lot when this little white poodle started yapping from the rolled-down window of a brand new Mercedes. Mr. Brown responded like shot from guns and before I knew it he was scratching at the Mercedes door eager to make friends with the poodle. Then the Mercedes owner came running out of Starbucks spilling latte all over his substantial stomach What the **** Look at those ******* scratches! Do you know how much it costs to fix a car like this? I’m suing you and your big ******* dog ! Not wise, sir, I responded… to be so aggressive with someone you don’t even know and who has a 110-lb. African Lionhound on the end of his leash. I might be a whacked-out Vietnam veteran with a hairtrigger temper or a gang member or maybe I'm just a senior citizen with an extremely protective service dog. Well, he said, his belly shaking, look at my **** car. I am looking at it I said and handed him the keys to my ’68 Shelby Cobra parked and shiny right nearby. Take mine, I said it’s more fun to drive.
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Aug 29, 2013
Aug 29, 2013 at 5:56 AM UTC
A GENEROUS MAN
I was walking my big Ridgeback Mr. Brown across the Starbucks parking lot when this little white poodle started yapping from the rolled-down window of a brand new Mercedes. Mr. Brown responded like shot from guns and before I knew it he was scratching at the Mercedes door eager to make friends with the poodle. Then the Mercedes owner came running out of Starbucks spilling latte all over his substantial stomach What the **** Look at those ******* scratches! Do you know how much it costs to fix a car like this? I’m suing you and your big ******* dog ! Not wise, sir, I responded… to be so aggressive with someone you don’t even know and who has a 110-lb. African Lionhound on the end of his leash. I might be a whacked-out Vietnam veteran with a hairtrigger temper or a gang member or maybe I'm just a senior citizen with an extremely protective service dog. Well, he said, his belly shaking, look at my **** car. I am looking at it I said and handed him the keys to my ’68 Shelby Cobra parked and shiny right nearby. Take mine, I said it’s more fun to drive.
michael-hoffman
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Aug 29, 2013
Aug 29, 2013 at 5:56 AM UTC
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