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Joshjrn
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Baton Rouge |
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| Number of Posts: | 32908 |
| Registered on: | 12/24/2008 |
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re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 8:23 pm to BrohemAlem11
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Ah..I'm starting to see now. You really are an a-hole which checks out as someone who brings a dog to a resturant..either that or you think this is a solid argument in which case you have an IQ lower than Gump. Noone NEEDS to go to a restaurant...but if thats something you want to do, it’s a reasonable expectation to not have a creature that pisses, barks and licks at the table next to you. Even as a parent I know there are some restuants that I should not bring my child and there is no reason for a dog to be at any resturant... the dog isnt ordering food, isnt eating, isnt socializing and can be easily left at home. There is literally no logical reason to bring it.
You made it about need, not me. Guess you want to move the goalposts now, though :lol:
Again, my dog doesn’t piss at the restaurant, doesn’t bark, and doesn’t lick anyone who doesn’t walk up and ask for licks. He makes no mess and bothers no one. And if he’s a very good boy, he gets unseasoned scrambled eggs or hamburger. I can also practically guarantee I tip better than you do. I’ll take it a step further: I would bet any amount of money you’d like that there are more servers who know my dog’s name and are happy to see him walk up than servers that know your name and are happy to see you walk up.
Anything else, you whiny, cantankerous little bitch? :lol:
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re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 5:10 pm to weagle1999
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It is more the people who bring their dogs out in public and then look furtively around hoping someone will pay them attention. Or say the dog’s name over and over again loudly to draw attention. You have seen the type
I don’t recall ever seeing anyone do this. I’m not saying it doesn’t happen, but it’s either staggeringly rare or exceedingly local.
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 1:57 pm to Sweep Da Leg
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I’m pretty sure that your dog is not the type people complain about
Most people, no. But, multiple people on this thread have continued crying even with that caveat, so here we are :lol:
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 1:27 pm to BrohemAlem11
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Thats my point.
How often do you need to go to a restaurant?
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 12:52 pm to LemmyLives
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I don't even consider this to be bringing a dog to a restaurant/pub. Now those frickers that put the dog carrier in the booth, or haul their little POS into the grocery store can all get bent. Worse than people who put their kids in shopping cart baskets with their dirty arse shoes.
Now this makes more sense to me. If he’s with me and I need to go to the store, sweet boy stays in the car. But most of the restaurants I take him to, even nicer ones, literally have dog bowls they will bring with water when they see him. People getting bent out of shape about that is hilarious to me :lol:
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 12:33 pm to ColoradoCock
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God you people sound pathetic right now. Dogs are better to be around than your babies or toddlers
I’m routinely at restaurants inside with screaming babies, children on iPads with sound on, and adults hacking up a lung while complaining about “allergies”, but my clean, shed free dog quietly lying down under the table outside is apparently the greatest social sin imaginable :lol:
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 12:30 pm to BrohemAlem11
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Why in the frick do you need to bring a dog to a resturant?
I don’t need to; what a strange question :pimp:
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BR and vicinity is the only area getting “normal” rainfall
I think this puts into context how bad our drought conditions have been the last few years. We are getting a “normal” amount of rain this year in BR, and people are acting like we are all going to drown :lol:
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 12:14 pm to Randall Savauge
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People who are disgusted by it won’t say anything. Because we’re better than you.
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 11:17 am to Purple Spoon
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Nasty
He’s a hypoallergenic no shed dog sitting outside. The average human sitting at the table next to you inside is likely far nastier :lol:
re: ‘Please pay attention to me or my dog’
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/23/26 at 10:34 am to Randall Savauge
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Nobody cares about your dog. Nobody wants your dog at a restaurant or a store. Nobody thinks it cute.
Every time I bring my dog to a restaurant, I can’t get through my meal without talking to multiple patrons and servers about him, so in my experience, this is objectively inaccurate :lol:
re: We may be getting closer to doing away with our twice a year changing of the clocks
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/22/26 at 2:49 pm to Obi Wan Ryobi
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I don’t understand the mindset of people who want it to be dark in the morning and bright in the evening. It’s absolute insanity.
After having this conversation many times over the years, you’ll find some outliers, but the majority of people who vehemently advocate for permanent DST are people who are required to go to work before sunrise anyway, so they view the longer evening sunlight as a positive with no drawback. Your plant baws are at the top of that list on TD.
re: We may be getting closer to doing away with our twice a year changing of the clocks
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/22/26 at 2:31 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
If it passes, which it likely won’t, people are going to hate it every bit as much as they did in the 70s when this exact thing was tried. But hey, definition of insanity and whatnot :lol:
re: Feel Good Story? 75yo Shoots Neighbors Who Kept Dumping Dog Poop and Diapers On His Patio
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/22/26 at 10:49 am to SallysHuman
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No. shite was still on Asian dude’s patio.
:cheers:
re: Feel Good Story? 75yo Shoots Neighbors Who Kept Dumping Dog Poop and Diapers On His Patio
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/22/26 at 10:14 am to SallysHuman
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Literally NO DIFFERENCE.
There’s no difference in people leaving shite on their balcony that happens to wash down and people throwing shite (and dirty diapers) onto the lower balcony intentionally?
re: Feel Good Story? 75yo Shoots Neighbors Who Kept Dumping Dog Poop and Diapers On His Patio
Posted by Joshjrn on 5/22/26 at 10:11 am to Big Fat Guy
This feels like some social media exaggeration. This is his appeal from 2015: LINK
No mention of dirty diapers. Dispute is about dog feces “washing down the balcony and windows”, which implies that the upstairs idiots were letting their dog shite all over the balcony and not clean it up, but not that they were intentionally throwing it on his balcony. The appeal also describes a pretty cold, sociopathic sounding double homicide.
Everyone in this scenario sucks, and no one should be celebrated.
No mention of dirty diapers. Dispute is about dog feces “washing down the balcony and windows”, which implies that the upstairs idiots were letting their dog shite all over the balcony and not clean it up, but not that they were intentionally throwing it on his balcony. The appeal also describes a pretty cold, sociopathic sounding double homicide.
Everyone in this scenario sucks, and no one should be celebrated.
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Yes, there could be some misinformation. His dad was a nurse and after the crash he went to the hospital where his dad was working. His dad told me he stayed by his side the entire time and he himself made sure the doctor ordered a blood test because he knew his son wasn't drinking or on things. That's the story his dad has told me numerous times over the years and why he is blown away he hasn't gotten out early and lost appeals. The poor dad lost his oldest son at age 19, then his wife a few years later, then his youngest son had this accident. Legit lost everyone in his life in a couple years. i still go by and talk to him because I have some fond memories with all them and he's such a nice guy. The son in jail was too. But a man did lose his life so just sad all around.
Prescription narcotics can also trigger the statute, if they come with a driving/heavy machinery warning. If it’s in Baton Rouge, I can look it up and see if I can see what went down. But if not, or if you don’t want to know either way, that’s all good as well :cheers:
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Yes. Might have been a 15 year sentence. Can't remember exactly it's been a while.
I suppose there is some possibility for some unusual combination of tangentially related offenses that could all be run consecutively to add up to that kind of sentence, but Occam’s Razor would hold that we are likely looking at a conviction for Vehicular Homicide which requires some kind of chemical impairment as an element of the offense. But to be clear, I’m not accusing you of lying; I just think it’s possible that interested parties might have been less than forthcoming in the information they provided. Or I could be wrong entirely :cheers:
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Worked a night shift, had a 45 minute drive home, and about halfway home he fell asleep and drifted into the other lane. Had no drugs or alcohol in his system. Killed a guy that had a family and the judge came down on him hard. Don't really know what else you want to know.
Was this in Louisiana?
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I have a high school buddy that fell asleep at the wheel on the way home from a night shift and killed a man. he's going on serving 15 years of his 20 year sentence.
Assuming this was in Louisiana, there’s more to that story than just “falling asleep”.
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I have been to nudist beaches (they are common in Europe) and believe me, people that go to nudist beaches, shouldn’t be seen naked! Those asses on the website are obviously “arse models” compared to what you’d really see there.
Depends on where you are. I’ve seen some absolute smoke shows on Spanish and Greek beaches. You’ll also see a ton of naked Germans, which is an extremely mixed bag :lol:
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