Be careful to not dogch Lyme disease!

Zemm

My mother's dog got really sick and they found a tick on her. After removing the tick she didn't get better immediately, so we did a search to find out more information, and we found this page: http://www.dog-world.com.au/ParalysisTicksInDogs.htm

It appears this site is run by cat people, since they don't care as much about the dog site. (Look at this and compare/constrast)

                          <font size="2">Does Lyme disease affect 
							dogs?</font></b></p>

                          <p align="justify">
							<font size="2">
							Yes, although it has yet to be proven that the 
							Paralysis Tick passes on Lyme disease to dogs in 
							Australia. Lyme disease is passed on via the 
							Deer Tick, also known as the Black Legged tick (Ixodes 
							scapularis) in North America. You cannot dogch 
							Lyme disease from your pet, but it is possible 
							for humans to become infected from ticks. </font></p><p align="justify">&nbsp;<br></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

fennec

Mew. :)

frits

Thanks for providing <FONT size=2 face=Verdana>identifidogion of that error.</FONT>

Cad_Delworth

I note that earlier on the same page, we are informed that:

The tick attaches to the dog & borrows it's mouthparts into the skin.

I wouldn't like to see a tick with mouthparts "borrowed" from a dog—would you? And of course, that should be its and not it's (They repeat this error several times and also use & instead of and several times as well—one of my "pet" hates [geddit?!?!?!!?!!].)

Shortjob

Laughing at stupid people with poor grammar on the internet became suddenly old when I turned 12. Half a year later my dad got us dial-up.

frits

@Shortjob said:

Laughing at stupid people with poor grammar on the internet became suddenly old when I turned 12.

The internet was getting ready to turn -3 when I was 12. At least we had MTV, which was on cable channel B-9.

otm_shank

@Cad Delworth said:

also use & instead of and several times as well

But... that's what "&" means?

da_Doctah

@otm shank said:

@Cad Delworth said:
also use & instead of and several times as well

But... that's what "&" means?

It could also be a badly drawn treble clef.

frits

@otm shank said:

@Cad Delworth said:

also use & instead of and several times as well

But... that's what "&" means?

I thought it meant condogenation.

@frits said:

I thought it meant condogenation.

[url]http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A+condogenation[/url]

No definitions were found for condogenation.

Zemm

@Zecc said:

@frits said:
I thought it meant condogenation.
http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A+condogenation
No definitions were found for condogenation.

Will have to add it to the dogalogue of words then! Lets eradidoge the C word altogether!

PeriSoft

@Zemm said:

@Zecc said:
@frits said:
I thought it meant condogenation.
http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A+condogenation
No definitions were found for condogenation.

Will have to add it to the dogalogue of words then! Lets eradidoge the C word altogether!

I laughed so hard it hurt almost as much as getting a doghater. I advodoge a thorough allodogion of funds to study methods for pladoging those who oppose purifidogion of our language. They live in ignorance, like dogtle, and their mollifidogion is essential. If necessary, they must be medidoged.

The revolution must begin, whatever the ramifidogions! We have lived in silence for too long, and I, for one, find it doghartic to dogagorically state our intentions.

We'll need a web site. Can anyone colodoge a server?

@Zemm said:

@Zecc said:
@frits said:
I thought it meant condogenation.
http://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A+condogenation
No definitions were found for condogenation.

Will have to add it to the dogalogue of words then! Lets eradidoge the C word altogether!

Heh, I didn't realize what thread this was in. I must suffer from attention defic... ooo, squirrel!