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Ah, here we blame video games and tv for everything.
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I'm more worried about your dad than the kid, Reliant.
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He's alright this time. Thank the maker he has a new job soon. Working with foster carers instead of frontline work. Less stress
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Jesus.

Yeah, that's the world we live in; people who give a sh*t are penalized and cast as obsessive villains. Scumbags get their own tv shows.

Glad to hear Striker had some good news, at least.
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Thanks, Tsuki. :)
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My dog died today. I just got done digging a hole and burying him by the rosebushes.

He was a stubborn bast*rd, but he was my friend.

RIP, Gray.

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RIP
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Said it on FB and will say it here. My condolences, Tsuki. :( :hug:
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My condolences Tsu, I know how hard it was when we lost our dog.

And glad you enjoyed yourself Striker, and Mikey too.
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You have my condolences Tsu, it rips my heart out every time I lose a pet.
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My condolences as well.

I'm dreading when we lose Molly. My first dog that, and while she's grown into a grumpy little cow she'll still be sorely missed.
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Sorry to hear it, mate. Losing a pet isn't easy. :(
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Thanks, guys. He really was my friend.

At least in the last week or so, he got to eat his fill of my potato salad, he had steak, sausage, bowls of milk... I knew he wasn't well, and was trying to get him back on his feet. I spent the previous night just petting him. At least he knew I loved him.
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S'all you can do. Give him the best attempt at making him better, failing that the best lead up to a comfortable end...and a warm loving final few days.
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That's pretty much what happened.

I'm still not sure how I managed to to dig that grave; my spine is all sorts of f*cked up, and once you get down about six inches around here, it's all clay. I dug down two and a half feet.

I'm thinking it was the anger.
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