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A dog's loyalty...
Posted: 2002-10-14 06:07pm
by Sothis
If anyone was in doubt as to the loyalty of dogs, read this:
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_67 ... artwarmers
That is loyalty.
Posted: 2002-10-14 06:15pm
by Joe
*sniff*
Posted: 2002-10-14 06:28pm
by Kuja
wow.
Posted: 2002-10-14 06:31pm
by weemadando
Reminds me of the statue of the dog outside Shibuya station in Tokyo.
Posted: 2002-10-14 06:36pm
by Darth Valdemar
Sad.
It reminds me of the dog whose statue can be found at a railway station in Japan. His master was a lecturer at a university which he travelled to by train every day. His dog would always go to the station when his train was due back, and greet his master as he returned.
One day however, the man did not return. He had died while at work. The dog, however, continued to come to the station platform at the time of that train pulling in every day, for several years until it died. During that time it became famous, people at the station would feed it, there were notices in the station informing people about the dog, etc.
When the dog died, a statue was commissioned and placed on a plinth right on the platform. You can still see the statue today.
Posted: 2002-10-14 06:40pm
by Slartibartfast
i had to give my dog to my cousin because I moved to an apartment
But I got SIMS Unleashed
Posted: 2002-10-14 06:50pm
by Darth Valdemar
weemadando wrote:Reminds me of the statue of the dog outside Shibuya station in Tokyo.
D'oh! Got in before me.
Posted: 2002-10-14 08:04pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
Uhh....shouldn't they make a monument of a hero instead of a dog?? Or at least a dog that DID something?!
Posted: 2002-10-14 08:32pm
by Jadeite
Uhh....shouldn't they make a monument of a hero instead of a dog?? Or at least a dog that DID something?!
Why dont you shut the hell up? They are rewarding the dog's memory for the loyalty it showed.
Posted: 2002-10-14 08:41pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
(Shrugs.)
(Walks away.)
Posted: 2002-10-14 08:48pm
by Jadeite
(Shrugs.)
(Walks away.)
*Sticks foot out, trips IRG* (evil laugh)
Posted: 2002-10-14 08:52pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
(Cries.)
(When Jadelite turns away laughing, CommandoJoe ends his guise of being a wimpy loser, gets up, quietly walks up to Jadelite from behind, kicks him in the pants, and runs away laughing.)
"Yee hee heeeee!!!!!"
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:00pm
by Jadeite
(Cries.)
(When Jadelite turns away laughing, CommandoJoe ends his guise of being a wimpy loser, gets up, quietly walks up to Jadelite from behind, kicks him in the pants, and runs away laughing.)
"Yee hee heeeee!!!!!"
*Casts fireball!* I love the smell of burning flesh in the morning....
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:06pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
(Dodges fireball and ignites blue lightsaber.)
(Prepares to duel Jadelite.)
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:07pm
by Jadeite
*dons cape of anime-style coolness, and pulls out +3 rapier*
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:17pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
(Slices off Jadelite's head, thus ending the conflict, because he dislikes anime too much to even want to fight in an anime-type battle.)
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:23pm
by Jadeite
*regenerates Terminator style*
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:28pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
(Keeps slicing up Jadelite as he multiplies.)
(
The Sorcerer's Apprentice plays.)
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:34pm
by Jadeite
muahahahaha
havnt you seen the Itchy and Scratchy episode of the sorcerers apprentice on the simpsons?
*multiplies into thousands of tiny mini-mes, and enters your bloodstream*
Posted: 2002-10-14 09:36pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
(CommandoJoe's antibodies attack and kill the weak Jadelites invading his blood stream.)
Posted: 2002-10-15 12:31am
by Vertigo1
IRG CommandoJoe wrote:Uhh....shouldn't they make a monument of a hero instead of a dog?? Or at least a dog that DID something?!
Then you need to take a trip to NYC's Central Park and visit the statue dedicated to Balto. (Yes, Balto was real.)
Posted: 2002-10-15 12:38am
by Darth Wong
IRG CommandoJoe wrote:Uhh....shouldn't they make a monument of a hero instead of a dog?? Or at least a dog that DID something?!
This dog
did do something. He demonstrated the true meaning of loyalty.
Your ability to miss the point is awe-inspiring. Why do we revere soldiers who sacrifice their lives in a suicidal attempt to help their comrades? Because they accomplish something? In many cases, they don't; they just get killed. But they demonstrate courage and loyalty on a level that
compels us to stand up and salute.
Posted: 2002-10-15 12:40am
by haas mark
Saddening...truly.
On a lighter note (?), it's too bad a cat will probably never be memorialized like that....
Posted: 2002-10-15 08:17am
by weemadando
Jadeite wrote:(Shrugs.)
(Walks away.)
*Sticks foot out, trips IRG* (evil laugh)