This 3-year-old 90-pound sweetheart was surrendered by his owner last week. Totally housebroken, gets along with dogs and people of all sizes. No prey drive and doesn't pull on the leash. If anyone knows anyone looking for a giant good boy, let me know.
After leaving Kim's Uncle, the Chicago Pizza Club hit up a second place in Westmont. The first time in its 20 year history that two meetings were held in one night. Dough Daddy's is another winner: https://t.co/z6IROI1ulJ
@kennethaz In his defense, he visited places that haven't gotten national attention and that thing about the dough curing is something I haven't seen anywhere before. But he still gets the big picture fundamentally wrong and states historical theories as fact. Room for author 5,002 I guess.
Do you want to wake up to kisses every single day? Would you enjoy a weighted blanket while you lie on your couch? Then my latest foster dog, who I'll probably regret not keeping, may be perfect for you. More here: https://t.co/wEUpUXSAMO
@kennethaz So much embarrassment here: 1) it's a ridiculous line. 2) it copies a recent Trib article without credit, something he frequently (rightly) calls out the Trib for doing. 3) the Tribune devoted an entire article to the same non-story: https://t.co/JalOIwiow6
THREAD. The Atlantic just published a terrible piece of copaganda. It's a good example of copaganda by a smart but confused progressive writer. Because we need well-meaning people to change how they report on the urgent problems of the punishment bureaucracy—I did this thread.
@MammothCaveNP On my Grand Ave tour, the ranger claimed that Stephen Bishop, a slave, liked exploring the cave (his slave job) so much that he even did it in his free time. I can't find anything online to suggest that was an accurate statement. Know of any sources? Thanks.
@chibbqk1ng Went to New River Gorge a few months before it became a national park. Gorgeous area. Did not eat well in WV but Fayetteville was the southern and western end of my WV trip (drove from DC) and, assuming you'd take I-64 there, I think you'll do a lot better.
Jimmy Chew is still available. Can now confirm he does very well on road trips, at campgrounds, and on hiking trails. I'm not convinced he appreciates art, but he's good at holding a pose when he's too tired to run away.
Jimmy Chew, a strong 68 pound good boy, needs a permanent home
Pros: housebroken, cuddler, loves all people & almost all dogs, not needy when ignored
Cons: wants to murder rabbits & squirrels, leash puller (getting better), food aggressive
Age: a very young 5
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