Things I don’t understand why anyone likes

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Dogs.

Can be cute to look at, but judging how so many owners are just walking their dogs, it seems most owners hate the responsibility, too.

Dogs are the best. We don’t deserve them. I will die on this hill.

I completely agree with you.

Me too! I love dogs more then humans most of the time.

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Dudes who don’t manscape and clean up down there.

[Anonymous]

Miracle Whip
Well-done steak
Sweet wine
Swim meets
Inadequately lit movies
Doing it lights-out in the dark (notwithstanding the great Rock Creek Park song)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dogs.

Can be cute to look at, but judging how so many owners are just walking their dogs, it seems most owners hate the responsibility, too.

Dogs are the best. We don’t deserve them. I will die on this hill.

I completely agree with you.

Me too! I love dogs more then humans most of the time.

And this is why our society is becoming so closed up, reserved, and disconnected. People pay more attention to their dogs than to other people.

[Anonymous]

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Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

[Anonymous]

Drag shows.
Drag races.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Toile

Paisley prints

Kale

Reality tv and competition shows

The morning show on Hot 99.5

Mushrooms (they taste like dirt)

Negativity. I’ll never understand why people don’t recognize their negativity, the impact it has, and their ability to control it.

People who prefer pools to the beach when at a resort on an island

Mexico, DR, Jamaica, etc. as vacation destinations. (So many better options.)

Timothee Chalomet, the Hadids, and most young celebrities.

Running. I’m only running if I’m being chased.

LV handbags

Tory Burch sandals…they’re so uncomfortable.

Jeans with frayed hems

Harry Styles…so overrated.

Adam Sandler…so overrated.

Starbucks coffee. Dunkin is better. So is McDonald’s.

Damn I like you I do

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

Are you serious? Your dog has no business being in someone else's yard without permission, let alone peeing on the grass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

No, it isnt. It kills grass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

Are you serious? Your dog has no business being in someone else's yard without permission, let alone peeing on the grass.

In neighborhoods where there are no sidewalks, you don’t have much choice. If there’s a sidewalk, dogs should pee in the strip of grass between the sidewalk and the street. If there’s no sidewalk, it’s permissible for dogs to pee in the first 2 feet or so of front yard, which is probably a public easement anyway. They should not be peeing on mailboxes, flowers, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

Are you serious? Your dog has no business being in someone else's yard without permission, let alone peeing on the grass.

In neighborhoods where there are no sidewalks, you don’t have much choice. If there’s a sidewalk, dogs should pee in the strip of grass between the sidewalk and the street. If there’s no sidewalk, it’s permissible for dogs to pee in the first 2 feet or so of front yard, which is probably a public easement anyway. They should not be peeing on mailboxes, flowers, etc.

Wtf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

No, it isnt. It kills grass.

Dogs should not pee on the grass —-it should be captured and flushed down a toilet, of course! please ppl!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

No, it isnt. It kills grass.

Dogs should not pee on the grass —-it should be captured and flushed down a toilet, of course! please ppl!

Tree boxes or hell strips are for dog pee. My neighbors have killed a beautiful tree I have right on the sidewalk because of the continual pee. It's so awful. I don't understand these people.

[Anonymous]

Visible tattoos (face, lower arms, lower legs)
Face piercing
Giant SUVs
Gray everywhere
Kardashians
All the TV shows that have some form of torture in them. Don't understand the obsession with that for the past ten years or so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

Are you serious? Your dog has no business being in someone else's yard without permission, let alone peeing on the grass.

Are you going to stop the foxes from peeing in your yard? How about the squirrels? Bunnies? Deer? Raccoons? Possums? Outdoor cats? Good luck with that!!!