As someone who travels for business every week, I can say i've never encountered a bad dog on a plane. Kids on the other hand - the fucking worst. Personally, I'd say it makes the trip better. You also have to remember some people's dog's are like their kids and in many cases, they're a helluva lot better.
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He's actually in an A380 here. He got this pets classified as service dogs and they fly first class with him. The guy drives an F1 car but he needs a service dog. So yeah he's a bit of a douche like that.
Hmmm.
Why do people stop broken down cars in the middle of the road? I’ve only had one car die on the road and as soon as it lost power I started heading for the shoulder. A few weeks ago my cousin came to get me and a half mile from my house his car ran out of gas. He doesn’t believe me and keeps trying to start it as it’s…
Lawyers have corrupted our body politic. I propose they be held financially accountable for lost cases.
He works for a san diego media outlet, probably scans the blotter for “breaking” news.
Engine was flooded. With pee.
So having warning triangles in the car isn’t mandatory in California?
Are warning triangles even required by law anywhere in the US?
did you not see him yelling at her to get out of the car and her complete and utter indifference? She was was on another planet.
Dat ass tho...
That’s the most precipitation southern California has seen in years.
I was going to make a joke, but then I watched the video, and now I’m just angry. Very glad no one was hurt or killed.
Those sonsofbitches can’t even spell “believe.”
The worst is DD’ing a bunch of rowdy drunk friends home, especially when you’re tired and just want to be doing something else... like sleeping at 2AM. It’s like driving around with a bunch of belligerent toddlers who are bigger, louder, hungry for every fast food place you pass, and just want to find some girls or…
Nope. I'm psyched.
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