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27/02/2025 9:12 am
Most men are such multi-taskers and problem solvers when circumstances force them to drop the channel changer and make snap decisions.
27/02/2025 9:27 am
I'm afraid that most of those dishes wouldn't make it home - but a decent idea there Herman!
True story. We had "Baron Von Tivoli", a registered Great Dane. We chose him because he was the largest of a big litter of Dane puppies. He grew to 232 pounds. I took him for rides in our Chevy S-10 pick up and later our Ford Ranger. His leash was tethered so that he didn't fall out. More than once I took him through our local car wash when it was time for his bath. I always wished I had someone take a photo of that.
Edit: By the way; he loved it!
27/02/2025 9:32 am
@perrone1I'm assuming that Herman had the good sense to duct tape those dishes to the rack.
I'm trying to envision "The Baron" enjoying those whirling rotary brushes......lol.
27/02/2025 9:56 am
@perrone1I'm assuming that Herman had the good sense to duct tape those dishes to the rack.
I'm trying to envision "The Baron" enjoying those whirling rotary brushes......lol.
I've never known Herman to think that far ahead - HA!
I was afraid he'd break the equipment but they approved the trip beforehand...so.....
27/02/2025 10:00 am
@perrone1 "When soap gets in your eyeeeeeees......"
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27/02/2025 10:18 am
28/02/2025 9:06 am
@perrone1 LOL! I'm sure The Baron appreciated his Google goggles. The care wash folks must have got a major chuckle seeing you and your hound roll in!