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  • LyddiLyddi
    Its a direwolf! Want O_O
  • Anthony HemanAnthony Heman
    Its a direwolf! Want O_O
  • SailSail
    edited August 2012
    That dog definitely has some sort of wolf genes. Direwolves are extinct...

    As cool and gentle as I'm sure it is, I might feel a little uncomfortable living with something as big and dangerous as a bear that could probably kill me very easily if it wanted to ._.
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  • BantaBanta
    Its a direwolf! Want O_O
  • AndrewAndrew
    Do not want to clean up direwolf shits.
  • Victor FrostVictor Frost
    edited August 2012
    As cool and gentle as I'm sure it is, I might feel a little uncomfortable living with something as big and dangerous as a bear that could probably kill me very easily if it wanted to ._.
    That is the exact reason why I don't like big animals (horses, cows, deer, etc.). My parents are always like, "Then how can you be around cars? They can kill you."
    "Yeah, but animals have something cars don't."
    "And what's that?"
    "Volition."
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  • MATATATMATATAT
    edited August 2012
    A dog would more likely kill intruders than kill you. Animals definitely realize they depend on you as an owner to feed them.
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  • Drunken ButlerDrunken Butler
    Do not want to clean up direwolf shits.
    It's not so bad if you train em right. No worse than having to clean out a multi-cat litter box.


  • DevilUknowDevilUknow
    Well, shit. Looks like I need to go to Australia now.
    Totally worth getting eaten by the flying spider cobras!

  • SailSail
    edited August 2012
    Animals definitely realize they depend on you as an owner to feed them.
    Yeah, you feed them.

    With your mangled corpse.
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  • Anthony HemanAnthony Heman
    In my experience bigger dogs are incredibly chill with their owners. And kids. But that's just my experience.
  • ChurbaChurba
    That is the exact reason why I don't like big animals (horses, cows, deer, etc.). My parents are always like, "Then how can you be around cars? They can kill you."
    "Yeah, but animals have something cars don't."
    "And what's that?"
    "Volition."
    Yes, but on the flip-side, I can fight an animal and probably win.
    Well, shit. Looks like I need to go to Australia now.
    Totally worth getting eaten by the flying spider cobras!
    Just do as I do, and you'll be fine. Failing that, just follow the Luge Method.
  • VhdbloodVhdblood
    edited August 2012
    A dog would more likely kill intruders than kill you. Animals definitely realize they depend on you as an owner to feed them.
    This is only because of years of domestication.

    If that is some sort of wolf/dog, then it will always be possible that it'll attack it's owner or anything, no matter what the circumstances. Instincts Be Strong, Yo, you have to breed them out over generations.

    Somewhat Relevant even though they're foxes:
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  • Drunken ButlerDrunken Butler
    In my experience bigger dogs are incredibly chill with their owners. And kids. But that's just my experience.
    I'll add my statistically insignificant experience on there as well.

    I've known a St. Bernard, 2 great Danes and 6-8 English mastiffs and every one of them has been a complete puffball.
  • Punt RocketPunt Rocket
    Somewhat Relevant even though they're foxes:
    Do want!
  • WalkerWalker
    That is the exact reason why I don't like big animals (horses, cows, deer, etc.). My parents are always like, "Then how can you be around cars? They can kill you."
    "Yeah, but animals have something cars don't."
    "And what's that?"
    "Volition."
    Yes, but on the flip-side, I can fight an animal and probably win.
    Streetfighter 2.
  • George PatchesGeorge Patches
    Man, Reboot doesn't get good (or really tolerable) until the end of the season 1.
  • GregGreg
    edited August 2012
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  • jtvhjtvh
    Man, Reboot doesn't get good (or really tolerable) until the end of the season 1.
    Isn't that when production moved to Canada and Bob got ripped? If so, we have exactly opposite feelings about Reboot. But I do seem to recall really liking the season 1 finale. I love Hexadecimal.
  • George PatchesGeorge Patches
    Man, Reboot doesn't get good (or really tolerable) until the end of the season 1.
    Isn't that when production moved to Canada and Bob got ripped? If so, we have exactly opposite feelings about Reboot. But I do seem to recall really liking the season 1 finale. I love Hexadecimal.
    No, my problem with the first season is they keep making really lame jokes/puns and then looking right at the camera. Ugh, they're so bad.
  • GreatTeacherMacRossGreatTeacherMacRoss
    edited August 2012
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  • DevilUknowDevilUknow
    Fifty Shades Generator
  • Victor FrostVictor Frost
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  • BantaBanta
    edited August 2012
    I don't know what breed this is, but I want one.
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    It's apparently a German Shepard according to some dude I know on another forum.

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  • AndrewAndrew
    This should just be renamed to the Reddit thread.
  • muppetmuppet
    edited August 2012
    I know this isn't NEW news, but it's still pretty disgusting.

    http://files.embedit.in/embeditin/files/KIcSGwa6xL/1/file.pdf

    US military using software to allow them to post on various social media sites as various personas from around the world, complete with full bios, posting history, and IP spoofing to appear more genuine through geo-location.
    This should just be renamed to the Reddit thread.
    Guilty, but so what?
    Post edited by muppet on
  • AndrewAndrew
    Yeah, I'm not going to click on your shady pdf link.
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