Stripped naked by savages and made to run for my life. Got away by hiding in a rotted log but had to kill one of them who wouldn’t give up. That was Tuesday.
@DerdrickDWms@EricLDaugh You just described the Lions offensive coord turnover from Ben Johnson (white) to John Morton (white) to Drew Petzing (white)…in fact the NFL hasn’t had a single black offensive coord in 2 years…where’s your outrage???
GO PACKERS you fucking retard
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One of the earliest and most heartbreaking depictions of the relationship between man and dog is in the Odyssey:
- Argos is the only one who recognizes Odysseus immediately, even in disguise.
- He is too weak to stand, but he wags his tail and drops his ears when he sees him.
- Odysseus can't reveal himself or openly acknowledge him
- Instead, he asks the swineherd about the dog, indirectly praising him.
- He sheds a tear, and turns his face so no one notices.
- After seeing his master one last time, Argos dies.
Nearly three millennia, and this simple human moment is something everyone can relate to.