-----Original Message-----
From: Julia Thompson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 6:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tequila Re: Intellectual output from the Arab World
"Horn, John" wrote:
>
> > From: Julia Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> > and extrapolated the taste from that. I heard of someone complaining
> > about a meal they had once, that they claimed "tastes like a wet dog
> > smells".
> >
> > Although there are worse smells associated with dogs....
>
> I'm not sure anything smells worse than wet dog. Except maybe a very
dirty
> wet dog. Then again, I can't stand the way most dry dogs smell,
especially
> when the smell gets on your hands after you pet them.
Then you haven't dealt with stepping in a dog's, er, solid waste and
having to clean your shoes afterwards? *That* smell is worse than a wet
dog smell.
Julia
who had been hoping not to have to spell it out, but there you go....
I had this info from a different place. I don't own a dog, I can leave for
four days and all the cat does is meow at me, but if I did I'd try it. A
person was complaining about dog urine ruining grass. Several people
suggested high grade dog food, 3x the price of dad's or other supermarket
types. They said it would be complete food, no filler. The dog would eat
less, no chemicals in it's body, 'normal' urine and the solid waste would
be much less and less foul.
Not part of the thread.....
Kevin T.
My cat's name is cat. His breath smells like cat food.
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