Speaking of Dogs
Via August J. Pollak, everyone needs a clean monitor.
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Make it stop!
I want to make this my screen saver.
Be careful, it can be addictive.
It gives new meaning to the phrase “spit and polish,” doesn’t it… though I guess one has to work the word “lick” in there somewhere. Hmm… I wonder if dog spit damages LCD flat-screen monitors?
I know for a fact you do not want a cat to lick anything plastic with their 60-grit tongue – dogs aren’t nearly as bad.
Thanks, Bryan. I’ve received lots of emails back from family and friends… most of it begging me to stop harassing them… but they found this one funny.
You’re very welcome, Ellroon. I actually rarely send e-mail for anything other than business, so I don’t get involved in too many chains or attachments. Deleting hundreds of spams to preserve an e-mail address is a pain, but a necessary part of being in business.
You’ve finally succumbed to Gravatar, I see.