ROTFL – dog lovers will appreciate this one

The BEST ever!!!! Awesome!

Same reaction Anthony! Where’s the kleenex?

Knew exactly what it was going to be before I clicked continue. 🙂 It’s brilliant and you never get tired of watching it.

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP5CQH7pEJw&w=425&h=349%5D

Very good, will send it on.

…true love and affection.

There is a BBC series that is also superb. Try this one on a climatic (or is it weather?) theme:

And here’s the classic for cat-lovers…

LoL….. There’s no doubt about it. Some people are blessed with imaginative funny bones…. Where do they dream this stuff up?

and it reminded me of this one…………….

both the dog and the cat are great
thanks for starting my day off with a laugh

Gary Krause says:
May 7, 2011 at 1:23 pm
Real dogs eat meat. 🙂
What’s his carbon pawprint?

And just what does this have to do with climate change??!?!
(/sarc)
(yeah, someone was going to say it… 😉 )

that was funny, but the first time i read this i almost died laughing, in part because it was late and i dare not wake HRH when she’s sleeping. text vice video, but epic none the less, IMHO: “I Has a Sweet Potato” http://littera-abactor.livejournal.com/7748.html

Hilarious!
Our two mini dachshunds not only love any kind of meat, they love rice and pasta too, potatoes not so much. Our female like watermelon but in general, they won’t eat fruits and veggies.
Of course, they must have a bite from each person’s plate, then lick the empty plates, for every meal.

That was cool. Dogs are so funny and some have so much personality. I had a male beagle that played games with skunks. He had figured out just how far he could push a response from a skunk and the spray range by trial and error. I honestly only recall him getting sprayed badly one time when he was young. His name was Bill Dance and that’s exactly what it looked like every time he found a skunk. Like a carefully coreographed dance, with skunks! In the beginning he often made me quite nervous doing it, but that dog had it down to a science and enjoyed every minute of it, which sometimes lasted ten minutes or so.
I had a pair, they both were so smart and full of personality and emotions that I did my very best to give them the best life possible and it was very, very hard for all when it ended in old age.

Omigawd – that was so funny, I cried laughing!
Mind – this nice dog in the video isn’t one of the brightest sparks in the dog world.
This would never have happened to one of my late dogs. Wherever he was in the house, sleeping, dozing, whatever – if I opened the fridge, there he was, next to me, nose in the fridge. No way would we have been able to prepare food, especially meat, without him being firmly underfoot …

ROTFLMAOOOOOO! Glad i put my drink down, made my son put his down before i let him watch. Anthony that made my day, remind me of my departed friends, Thank You.

Cats and engineers:
http://youtu.be/mHXBL6bzAR4

The dog does have an excellent face. I’d cave every time.

Laughed, I nearly had a accident 🙂 Brilliant Anthony. Notice the dog’s head when the narrator says “Beef”. How do dogs do that stuff with the eyes? Cracks me every time.