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legion 12-03-2008 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MT930 (Post 4337963)
I like driving, I like dogs. I don't like driving with dogs.

or flying with them either.

I hear them running around the back can really upset the balance of your Cesna...

targa911S 12-03-2008 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by turbocarrera (Post 4337683)
My cousin was driving with her dog in her lap when it saw something, began barking and took a wee on her. She got distracted and drove over a cliff in British Columbia. My uncle died and she's a paraplegic..

Good God! That's an awful story.

scottmandue 12-03-2008 12:27 PM

I went skydiving with a blind man once...

I didn't know a German Shepard could howl that loud.

MT930 12-03-2008 12:34 PM

Our dog's are always restrained in the back of the suburban on trips. A 90 lb dog smacking you in the back of the head during heavy breaking will not do any good for us or the dog. I did have a lab that loved to fly in the plane (years ago) I made harness that would hold him down to the seat. He was not a fan of negative g's.

scottmandue 12-03-2008 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 4337616)
i bet a lap dog makes a decent supplement to the airbag. i see it all the time.

I sometime drive state vehicles so every five years I have to take a driving safety class.

They lecture us on how to correctly position your hands and arms to avoid breaking them in the event of a air bag deployment.

Putting a dog into that equation? Not a pretty picture.

stomachmonkey 12-03-2008 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by JeremyD (Post 4337944)
Yeah but you end up looking down and realize you are either going 98 in a 55 or 17 in a 55.

Who cares? Really!

MRM 12-03-2008 06:41 PM

I think that capital punishment should be reserved for the most serious of offenses - first degree murder, killing any child, treason, people who cause gridlock by insisting on entering an already full intersection on a yellow light and block cross traffic for an entire light cycle, and people who park in the right lane of traffic during rush hour while they wait to pick someone up. Clearly people who drive with dogs on their laps also qualify. I am usually a stickler for due process, but for these offenses I would support summary execution.

billybek 12-03-2008 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by turbocarrera (Post 4337683)
My cousin was driving with her dog in her lap when it saw something, began barking and took a wee on her. She got distracted and drove over a cliff in British Columbia. My uncle died and she's a paraplegic.
.

That is nasty....

T77911S 12-04-2008 03:58 AM

not as bad as the people i see reading books!

onewhippedpuppy 12-04-2008 05:15 AM

I blame Paris Hilton, and the little rat dog she carries in her purse. Now every dried up wanna-be starlet whore has their own little rat dog in an imitation Gucci handbag.


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