Hot Dog! #
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 09:45 GMT
Sorry - Couldn't resist...
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 10:00 GMT
Ringing in the New Year with a bang.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 10:00 GMT
Did it smell of Mozilla or Firefox?
Time to make my Netscape....
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 10:00 GMT
"The final outcome of the exploding frozen dog incident is not noted, and we are unable to provide details on the breed."
Like I said... a "Firefox"?
or
since it was frozen - a Husky
No wait, I got it:
A St. BURNard.....
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 10:01 GMT
And just for clarity : I am a doggie lover, and have a loyal Border Collie for 7 years now.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 10:48 GMT
I suppose a sausage dog might be expected to go like a banger.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 11:35 GMT
..if it had become as hot as a star, it would have been really Sirius.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 11:35 GMT
Why was the dog frozen in the first place?
And - don't they have a defrost setting? I always defrost frozen animals before burning them.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 12:17 GMT
The Crematoruim don't collect from every vet surgery every day so unless you want you practise smelling of decomposing animals you keep them in a freezer until they're transported to the crematorium. It takes ages to defrost completely - think how long your Christmas turkey takes and then extrapolate to a 20Kg dog....
(other half is a vetinary surgeon - hence knowing those things - decline ice in your drink at their christmas party - it might have dog hair in it!)
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 12:17 GMT
..that all that was left was a smouldering dog-end.
The tartan body warmer thanks, time for walkies.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 12:25 GMT
For the Register Headline of the Year competition. Brilliant.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 12:25 GMT
Remember the story about the US training dog-soldiers for the next war in North Korea (Story about dog shoots man in arse or something).
Plainly DARPA has booby trapped the dog soldiers so that when they die they become anti-personnel devices.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 12:36 GMT
Exploding dogs ey?
I'm seeing a hilarious eventuality in the fight against terroism. I don't care how many people die, an exploding mutt would cheer me right up.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 14:19 GMT
... from aircraft now. No shoes, liquids, or frozen dogs.
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 14:19 GMT
The woof, the woof, the woof is on fire.
We don't need to water let the motherf**ker burn...
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 14:19 GMT
... involving a deep frozen dog and a Chinese restaurant with a number of unexpected customers ....
but I won't
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 20:06 GMT
you could rewrite the classic joke from this story ...
"How do you make a cat go woof?
Put it in a furnace next to a frozen dog"
I know, I'm in the dog's house for that one.
Posted Friday 4th January 2008 02:25 GMT
I had to put down 2 kittens with spina bifida (or fscked spines), straight into the freezer once they cooled down enough. Ah how cute.
Posted Friday 4th January 2008 05:40 GMT
than simply burying the dog in the back yard, like most of us do.
I guess that's not an option if you live in an apartment, but then why would you have a dog in that case (not for the dog's sake, I'm sure!)
Posted Friday 4th January 2008 08:46 GMT
Fancy that ! Darwin. I've got to move there in 2 months time. Blah !
Posted Friday 4th January 2008 10:15 GMT
"....as frozen dogs sometimes explode when cremated".
Sounds like they've done this before a few times. I'm forced to wonder why nobody over there considered the possible dangers of continuing the practice of roasting dogsicles after the first one got sent off with a bang.
Posted Saturday 5th January 2008 01:25 GMT
Oh yeah, it ain't Crimbo no more.
Mine's the big leather "axe murderer" coat, ta.
Posted Tuesday 8th January 2008 00:50 GMT
A puppy is not just for christmas It will keep until easter in the freezer.
Posted Tuesday 8th January 2008 01:12 GMT
Why dont they defrost them in a microwave first? It would be failry easy to build a magnetron into the cremation device to make them floppy. It might also expel excess moisture and make the dog burn faster.
Could be run on solar and batteries out in Auz. The cost could be offset by lower cost of ownership on the cremation device due to reduced clean up and risk costs.
Remember to remove outer packaging and peirce several times.
Posted Friday 11th January 2008 13:51 GMT
Gee... now why am I suddenly reminded of that Henry Lawson story...
http://whitewolf.newcastle.edu.au/words/authors/L/LawsonHenry/prose/joewilsonandmates/loadeddog.html