These days, many varieties of pet food have traveled much further towards UniSlop™ than human food has — perhaps because animals do not ask for «natural looks» and are content if it smells good.
A book I recommend frequently is Dogs, Dog, Food, and Dogma, essentially Good Calories, Bad Calories for pets.
There's little doubt that dry kibble is the cause of chronic disease in pets (especially cats) these days. Hey boomers, when you were a kid how many fat pets did you see?
Just announce that you have information about the Clinton's, before long you will be famous - posthumously famous anyway.
Versailles voice:: “Let them eat fame!”
“I’ve always been there before “
(Roky Erickson)
Even if they don't make dragonfruit yogurt, if you can get your hands on a dragon fruit just moosh it up and mix it with some plain yogurt.
If I'm not mistaken, this is our 12th yogurt. We'll probably have rhubarb next.
Then bacon? 🥓
That actually exists, but it’s so-called «dog yogurt», e.g.: https://thek9shop.com/products/boss-dog-yogurt-cheddar-and-bacon-3-5-oz
…and I’m not sure how much of a real yogurt it is.
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These days, many varieties of pet food have traveled much further towards UniSlop™ than human food has — perhaps because animals do not ask for «natural looks» and are content if it smells good.
A book I recommend frequently is Dogs, Dog, Food, and Dogma, essentially Good Calories, Bad Calories for pets.
There's little doubt that dry kibble is the cause of chronic disease in pets (especially cats) these days. Hey boomers, when you were a kid how many fat pets did you see?
A tense conversation with Cousin.
To be unknown, but to have famous works... better far than being famous and forever losing privacy.
Doesn’t that make a double negative, i.e., that Cousin is indeed famous?