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**Nptxsews** · 06-07-2010, 08:27 PM

I had my brother helping to remove a tree with a non native neighbor watching and chatting with us. Phrases like "I knew I let you live to adulthood for a reason. All that time finally paid off since I can make you pull trees and shit" and "Biggest bitch I have ever met and you gotta be my sister" were used.

The nonnative thought we hated each other and actually said as much. We were dumbfounded! Of course we love each other! We're always like this, its affection. Dude just walked away shaking his head.

Yeah, maybe we are sarcastic asshats.

It's terrible with me and Richie, or god, any of our friends.

Went to Chicago for Richie's sister's wedding, dear god. Everyone there was keeping an eye on us, because from the way we talked to each other they thought we would get in a fist fight. It was either because we were drinking scotch and whiskey, while everyone else stuck to vodka, or from the gratuitous C bombs he was dropping in reference to me, and all the obscenities I called him. His parents thought it was hilarious though.

The looks we got in stores and restaurants. I heard some people talking about calling the cops on us, because they thought we were clearly in an abusive relationship.

I spend a lot of time wondering if it's even worth it to move out of state, because so many non natives here can't handle my caustic attitude.

I definitely don't encourage any "normies" to come here. Crazy people though are more than welcome.

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Who said anything about it being an uncontrolable situation??? And your simple solution doesn't help the people who are still going to go to the dogpark no matter what you tell them!

Uncontrollable situation means, a situation you have no control over.

You have no control over people's conduct at the dog park. No control over what their dogs may do, and how the people will handle it. No control on people actually paying true attention to their dogs. No control over whether people actually keep their dogs UTD on vaccinations, or decide to bring them even if their dogs have something contagious. There are too many people who feel their dog's aggressive or over dominant behavior is just them wanting to play.

Too many risks, too many unpleasant variables. But hell, it's not my dog. Have fun. Best start setting money aside for potential vet bills.

06-07-2010, 08:27 PM	#20
Nptxsews Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 427 Senior Member	I had my brother helping to remove a tree with a non native neighbor watching and chatting with us. Phrases like "I knew I let you live to adulthood for a reason. All that time finally paid off since I can make you pull trees and shit" and "Biggest bitch I have ever met and you gotta be my sister" were used. The nonnative thought we hated each other and actually said as much. We were dumbfounded! Of course we love each other! We're always like this, its affection. Dude just walked away shaking his head. Yeah, maybe we are sarcastic asshats. It's terrible with me and Richie, or god, any of our friends. Went to Chicago for Richie's sister's wedding, dear god. Everyone there was keeping an eye on us, because from the way we talked to each other they thought we would get in a fist fight. It was either because we were drinking scotch and whiskey, while everyone else stuck to vodka, or from the gratuitous C bombs he was dropping in reference to me, and all the obscenities I called him. His parents thought it was hilarious though. The looks we got in stores and restaurants. I heard some people talking about calling the cops on us, because they thought we were clearly in an abusive relationship. I spend a lot of time wondering if it's even worth it to move out of state, because so many non natives here can't handle my caustic attitude. I definitely don't encourage any "normies" to come here. Crazy people though are more than welcome. ---------- Post added at 01:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:19 PM ---------- Who said anything about it being an uncontrolable situation??? And your simple solution doesn't help the people who are still going to go to the dogpark no matter what you tell them! Uncontrollable situation means, a situation you have no control over. You have no control over people's conduct at the dog park. No control over what their dogs may do, and how the people will handle it. No control on people actually paying true attention to their dogs. No control over whether people actually keep their dogs UTD on vaccinations, or decide to bring them even if their dogs have something contagious. There are too many people who feel their dog's aggressive or over dominant behavior is just them wanting to play. Too many risks, too many unpleasant variables. But hell, it's not my dog. Have fun. Best start setting money aside for potential vet bills.
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