Two dogs, one fresh steaming mound

Good grief what’s next? Sensible eating and regular exercise?

Couple of years ago I had an employee who, until he was tragically killed in an accident, had in the region of 150,000 Instagram followers. He took those scary “legs dangling over the edge of skyscraper” photos which got him noticed, and his feed was full of amazing city photography. He told me that companies would…

I think what people get annoyed about is the delusion of these kids that a few tens of thousands of followers is something to get excited about. First of all, we all know how many of these so-called “followers” tend to be either bots, or some kind of other bullshit. And then you have all the ones who follow someone…

When I was younger, I used to worry that older me would be upset that he couldn’t date young women any more. And I have to tell you, now that I’m in my mid 40's, it’s a relief to discover that I have absolutely no attraction to them whatsoever. The inch think of generic contour makeup, the fake baboon lips, the…

The McCormick Center in Chicago and the Sight and Sound Theater in Pennsylvania are examples of steel structures collapsing. The theater was fire protected using drywall and spray on material. A high rise in Philly didn’t collapse after a long fire but firefighters evacuated the building when a pancake structural…

LOL nope, don’t think I’ll be doing that.

What Apple will do with that money is far more beneficial to the country than anything the government would have done with it. If anyone has “Stockholm Syndrome” it’s leftists who see the state as their mommy.

“Not job creators” - this is the exact polar opposite of the truth, something we can always rely on from lefties.

Never liked the man. Well I did, up until that scene in IT in which he has the children have group sex for some bizarre plot reason which was nowhere near as convincing as the idea that King just wanted to indulge a little pedo fantasy of his. It just left a bad taste in my mouth and I couldn’t get past it. I’m sure…

I think it’s the older managers and executives who are quite content to leave systems frozen in time in perpetuity because their minds have basically frozen back in the time when the system was introduced. I work with some audio software which has a pretty aging user base - most of the users are 50+. A lot of them are…

Most local government websites are like that as well. Utterly outdated, terrible design to begin with, buggy as all hell and oftentimes functionality that will only work in IE but not Chrome or Firefox. I was on a New York government website not so long ago, chasing my tale on an endless repeating loop of badly…

How is anyone still buying this story? Why on earth would the governor’s office release a screenshot of the warning system unless they were trying to bolster up their fabricated story of it just being an “accidental click”? There is no way that screenshot is the real deal - I am 100% certain that it was mocked up in…

Actually Musher’s wax is great for conditioning their paws in general (all year round), and you’ll probably see better results if you rub a little bit into their paws every day when the opportunity arises. If you put too much on at once then most of it is wasted as the dog will not like the feel of it and lick it…

Well, yet another example of the incompetence of government. We’re basically on our own as long as bozos like this are allowed to keep their jobs on the public dime.

Every couple of days should be enough although I’d be tempted to reapply daily if the weather was really bad. Do you give it some time to dry indoors before taking them out?

Remember that if water gets in the boots, it increases the chance of your dog being zapped by stray electrical current on the sidewalk (which can be a problem as salt corrodes wires under manhole covers etc). Musher’s wax is a far better solution.

Yes it IS going to hurt them. Where on earth do you get such an obviously INCORRECT view? I have walked dogs professionally for almost 15 years and manage a team of dog walkers in NYC. We have had countless incidents with dogs and salt in which the dog screamed blue murder like it was dying after stepping in salt.…

Washing your dog’s paws when you get home is not good enough. If a dog’s paws are sensitive to salt and they step in it, they will scream and shriek at the top of their lungs right there and then. And they will continue to cry until you get them home. No, wax is the way to go.

Professional dog walker here. Don’t bother with the booties. They’re a pain in the ass, dogs hate them, they come off during the walk and they’re awkward. But worse still, if they get water in them they increase the chance of your dog getting zapped by stray sidewalk current. When there’s ice and salt on the sidewalk,…