can dogs wmell

What was the definition?

I started typing it out but I can't quite remember what I wrote.

I think SnnY would approve tho' :ermm:

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Originally Posted by manker

I started typing it out but I can't quite remember what I wrote.

I think SnnY would approve tho' :ermm:

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:lol:

I shall have to check up on it tomorrow or something when ts been added

I put the word garboon in there as well, under one of my mates' names :01:

Edit: I did that about a year ago, it's probably still there.


Edit2: http://garboon.urbanup.com/343803

Edit3 Damnit!! mine is at the bottom, some chavs have added definitions that aren't right :angry:

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Originally Posted by manker

I put the word garboon in there as well, under one of my mates' names :01:

Edit: I did that about a year ago, it's probably still there.


Edit2: http://garboon.urbanup.com/343803

Edit3 Damnit!! mine is at the bottom, some chavs have added definitions that aren't right :angry:

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:lol:

everyone click thumbs up on it

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Originally Posted by TheDave

everyone click thumbs up on it

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:01: :D

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Originally Posted by TheDave

everyone click thumbs up on it

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'k

I think my intent with this thread was to ascertain whether dogs can percieve drunkeness in a person.

This because I distinctly remember having one of the terriers giving me a weird look when I was at the table yesterday, like she was contemplating if she could steal my food with me intoxicated or so.

Sadly I didn't have the chance to see if they treat you differently when you have a hangover, as I slept thirteen hours and thus missed the bulk of it.