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[Iduno]

can't be worried if you are unconscious.

Amateur.

But yeah, relaxing and trying to sleep is probably a good idea, unless you just lay there thinking.

[Eric Blank]

She's fine, it's not actually that bad, just needs some prescription antibiotics, but I might buy her a cone if she won't stop licking it once we apply those. I'm just sick and off my meds

[Iduno]

She's fine, it's not actually that bad, just needs some prescription antibiotics, but I might buy her a cone if she won't stop licking it once we apply those. I'm just sick and off my meds

Note that once dogs get used to the cone, some of them like wearing it. My dog thought it was a good joke to hand me a ball, and drop it into the cone when I reached for it. She would also make a tent out of the cone by putting 100% of the rim of the cone against the ground while she was eating or drinking, so nobody could interrupt her (which is a very serious concern when there is nobody else there).

[LordBaal]

LordBaal, you are truly terrifying

How so?
Au contraire, I'm kinda really harmless looking and really harmless. At works I look like a kind hobbo.

[TD1]

And tramps aren't all for killing, granted a lot migth be, the majority even.

You misspelled 'traps.'

'Tramps' are either homeless people or a form of dog often associated with Disney's Lady and the Tramp.

[Kagus]

A dog that was called a tramp because he was homeless.

"Tramps" are also a distinct classification of vagrant, along with bums and hobos. Tramps will only work when absolutely necessary, whereas hobos are traveling workers by default and bums don't work at all.

[LordBaal]

Oh.... I see... I haven't murdered any homeless person, this year...  hehehehe


Thing is in Spanish trap is writen "trampa". It must have been a brain fart or the phone dictionary.

[scriver]

Oh.... I see... I haven't murdered any homeless person, this year...  hehehehe


Thing is in Spanish trap is writen "trampa". It must have been a brain fart or the phone dictionary.

That's very funny, because "trampa" is Swedish for "to step (in)", like how you step in a trap

[Cyroth]

And a Trampel in german is a very clumsy person, mostly used with people who aren't watching where they're going (like, stepping right into a trap). 

[TD1]

And trap in English means.... trap!

[scriver]

And trap in English means.... trap!

So wonderful how languages do that!

[Kagus]

"Trap" of course being defined as a snare or other device to capture or harm an unwary victim; a crossdressing effeminate man; or a genre of music.

[Egan_BW]

Or all three at once, which would have to be a living memetic hazard of some sort.

[wierd]

it can also be a kind of geological formation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_trap

[LordBaal]

Suddenly "it's a trap" takes a whole new meaning.