@great-big-stees saidI was hauled off my bicycle as a teenager by a trained retired German Shepard Police dog. The boy that lived there and I were having a race to his place and he was ahead of me going up the driveway.
Once bitten, twice shy?
The retired Police dog thought I was chasing him hauled me off of my bicycle and when I hit the dirt driveway he put his two front paws on my chest, snarling at me. I didn't move untill the boys mother called the dog off of me. Been a little nervous of Big Dogs ever since! 😉 ( True Story )
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@very-rusty saidSpelling: 7/10
I was hauled off my bicycle as a teenager by a trained retired German Shepard Police dog. The boy that lived there and I were having a race to his place and he was ahead of me going up the driveway.
The retired Police dog thought I was chasing him hauled me off of my bicycle and when I hit the dirt driveway he put his two front paws on my chest, snarling at me. I didn' ...[text shortened]... er called the dog off of me. Been a little nervous of Big Dogs ever since! 😉 ( True Story )
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Shepard = shepherd
Untill = until
Punctuation: 7/10
Should be a comma after “chasing him”
Boys mother = boy’s mother
Grammar = 8/10
Dog off of me =dog off me
Other than that, not bad for a troll.
@pianoman1 saidIf you could somehow set that to music I would be entirely happy.
Spelling: 7/10
Shepard = shepherd
Untill = until
Punctuation: 7/10
Should be a comma after “chasing him”
Boys mother = boy’s mother
Grammar = 8/10
Dog off of me =dog off me
Other than that not bad for a troll.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidGive me a few days ........
If you could somehow set that to music I would be entirely happy.
@great-big-stees saidYOU should have broughtten some treats for the Big Dogg.
Once bitten, twice shy?
Doggs cannot be held responsible for what happens to you when you do not.
@very-rusty saidSee, the thing is, it is not that Big Doggs do not like you.
I was hauled off my bicycle as a teenager by a trained retired German Shepard Police dog. The boy that lived there and I were having a race to his place and he was ahead of me going up the driveway.
The retired Police dog thought I was chasing him hauled me off of my bicycle and when I hit the dirt driveway he put his two front paws on my chest, snarling at me. I didn' ...[text shortened]... er called the dog off of me. Been a little nervous of Big Dogs ever since! 😉 ( True Story )
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It is just that, Big Doggs insist that you know your place.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI believe the comma should be used when necessary to help the reader. The pronoun that is a detour sign.
I'm going to argue the case sir for the 'optional comma.'
@bigdoggproblem saidHe thought I was chasing after the other boy and was protecting him. It is just that simple. I thought that would be obvious and I wouldn't have to spell it out.
See, the thing is, it is not that Big Doggs do not like you.
It is just that, Big Doggs insist that you know your place.
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@very-rusty saidDo you see an argument?
LOL @ goad, Andy, and Piano guy, arguing over my punctuation and spelling. I know I'll lose sleep over that tonight. Hope you boys are proud of yourselves!
@very-rusty saidActually, neither Ghost nor I said anything about your punctuation and spelling.
LOL @ goad, Andy, and Piano guy, arguing over my punctuation and spelling. I know I'll lose sleep over that tonight. Hope you boys are proud of yourselves!
@handyandy saidYou were talking about a comma and goad disagreed with you. piano guy did all the hard work!!! 😛 😉
Actually, neither Ghost nor I said anything about your punctuation and spelling.
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