October 4, 2007: Puppy with a heart marking

A long-time lurker sends this along, suggesting it for a Friday. It's a superb Friday image, but I actually have a great one in the queue... you'll have to wait and see tomorrow. In the meantime, this is certainly a Cute Overload candidate, and although the cloyingly cute stuff generally doesn't go on IotD, I know some of you will be oohing and aahing over this pup, and that forces me to post it. Enjoy.

Let the "how to cook it" posts begin.

Nothing like a hearty dinner. :-)

Dye job, cashing in on the trend in heart-puppies. Gotta be.

damn...i meant to say.....that puppy has a heart-on.

ssssswip... thwack! /Cupid

I think he'll end up as pup ka bob.

Well the puppy is in Japan not China so he may survive a year or two from the resturant.

I wonder how much that puppy would sell for.

So that's a cute animal with a heart,

here's one with clubs



anyone up for diamonds and spades?






[COLOR="LemonChiffon"](and yes, I don't like it either and I will not post any seal recipes)[/COLOR]

Awwww Monster...I hate those dudes.

Now I know where to shoot it.

DucksNuts;392102 wrote:

Awwww Monster...I hate those dudes.

did you read all of my post (I do too)

Yeah I saw the other stuff....and I know you do....they just make me sad....then really friggin angry.

that's sorta why I posted it...... the cute-wanna-adopt side gets too much publicity.... People need to be reminded that it ain't all hearts and.. well.... hearts.

How about this for Diamonds monster...

My dog has a spot shaped like a pancreas.
(I registered with cellar just so I could post this...)

You should open him up and see what shape his pancreas is.

gozar;392152 wrote:

My dog has a spot shaped like a pancreas.
(I registered with cellar just so I could post this...)

Is that sort of like a kidney shaped pool, only different?:D

Pancreas

My firend's cat, Jack.

Welcome to the Cellar gozar!

Coign;392014 wrote:

Well the puppy is in Japan not China so he may survive a year or two from the resturant.

In Japan, they do not eat dog. The do in Korea. I can't speak for China.

But: Dog, no. Horse, yes.

(I tease my students:
Have you ever ridden a horse?
Have you ever eaten horse meat?
(if yes to both ...)
Was it the same horse?
(Cue irrational squeamishness and immediate denial.):eek:
How do you know? :devil:

PS I've tried it. Bland.

Bland but smelly. I recall my dad cooking up some horsemeat one time (can't remember why, I think he was using it to feed the dog) I seem to recall it stank to high heaven as it cooked.

DanaC;392200 wrote:

Bland but smelly. I recall my dad cooking up some horsemeat one time (can't remember why, I think he was using it to feed the dog) I seem to recall it stank to high heaven as it cooked.

Oh? You COOK it over there?? Might be worth a try I suppose

Could there ever be a better time to use this:
:dedhors2:

:lol: Zengum

Kumbulu;392169 wrote:

My firend's cat, Jack.

That spot looks just like Mary.

Wasn't this Barker always talking about Dogs and Spayeds?

Oooh...Ahhh...Ain't it cute...Throw it in the pot.

P.S.
[QUOTE=findpolitics;392243]Wasn't this Barker always talking about Dogs and Spayeds?

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!

Oh? You COOK it over there?? Might be worth a try I suppose

Well....I honestly would look to what my Da does as any indication of what people do over here, he's a tad eccentric. Generally speaking horsemeat isn't well regarded by Brits. But...he cooked it that one time.

lumberjim;391975 wrote:

deja vu

Thank you.

I didn't want to be the one to point it out...

Undertoad;391972 wrote:

Now this puppy gives a new meaning to the word "cute."