Dawg daze ov summah

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Sorry about the title of this entry, folks. Some loopy dude who is also hooked oh phonics (or fonicks) rote et 4 mee.

So, walking the dog at night has started to give me the heebie jeebies. It's not the random teen-age skaterpunks who roll out from behind fluffy shrubs. It's not the nightwalkers trying to get in exercise in the cool of dusk. It's not that weird Boo Radley guy who wears an orange vest and talks on his phone using a headset although because it's dark it seems like he's talking to himself. Hey, it's not even the fellow inconsiderate dogwalkers who decide it's OK for their dogs to crap in the street so I can step on it. No ... I'm chicken to run across a little fluffy black-and-white animal whose odiferous sensibilities do not match my own. I've already seen a bunch of skunks in the 'hood this year. The old golf course adjacent to my 'burb doesn't help. Hoping to avoid that whole bath-in-tomato-juice thing, especially because it would be me and the dog in the tub, possibly at the same time.

In other news, I have a burning question that only you Internet experts can answer. Do each color of Froot Loops taste like a different flavor, or is it all the same sugary goodness? Discuss.

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froot loops all taste the same to me
and they r all the best quality of sugary goodness

I'm pretty sure they all taste the same. Except maybe the green ones.

I actually like skunk smell. I'm sure I would change my tune if I were actually sprayed though.

They taste different.

Oh, and skunk? I was unable to avoid already mutilated roadkill on the way to work yesterday, turns out it was skunk and some part of it is still lodged in my tires or something because my car still REAKS of it!! UGH!!

I have pondered this before! They are so different in color, but very similar in taste.

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