“There is no evidence that Vikings wore horns on their helmets; this would have been highly impractical in battle. In fact, the image of Vikings wearing horned helmets stems from the scenography of an 1876 production of the Der Ring des Nibelungen opera cycle by Richard Wagner.”
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Jacob 3 year s ago
#2 Tomato juice absolutely DOES work. The first time the dogs got sprayed I got some on my hand. I had no Nature's Remedy at that time. I had a tomato. Got the smell off (my hand).
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Cyrus 3 year s ago
Jacob,
Yeah, tomatos are very acidic and mixed with a little soap can remove a lot of nasty biological smells (I live in salmon country and there is NOTHING like a dog rolling in rotten salmon.)
Yeah, tomatos are very acidic and mixed with a little soap can remove a lot of nasty biological smells (I live in salmon country and there is NOTHING like a dog rolling in rotten salmon.)
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Hugh 3 year s ago
If you don't know these already then I don't know what to tell you, maybe get out more.
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Derrick 3 year s ago
Hugh,
The newer generation doesn't know sh*t except how to work their phones really well.
The newer generation doesn't know sh*t except how to work their phones really well.
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Nicie 3 year s ago
#15 is worded in a misleading way. A snakes' jaws do not "unhinge" because they're not connected in the first place.
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Hallie 3 year s ago
lies, all lies, upon more lies
Yeah, tomatos are very acidic and mixed with a little soap can remove a lot of nasty biological smells (I live in salmon country and there is NOTHING like a dog rolling in rotten salmon.)
The newer generation doesn't know sh*t except how to work their phones really well.