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Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!

LawrenceMD

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You are lucky you can leave the house on new years day, the fire works have been going on for a month straight now and my dog is terrified of it, so we are in hiding pretty much all month and especially tonight.
Currently sitting in pitch black with the dog next to me blasting music to drown out the sound.
Luckily they have started talking about chaining the law, so it's only allowed from the 27-31 and not from 1/12-5/1.


I was sound asleep about to sleep my way through the new year and the dog went ballistic when the fireworks started here.... barking and pissed. I don't even think he was afraid/angry at the fireworks but the people yelling having a good time.

poor guy has an evander holifield sized chunk of ear missing and now is stressed... lol... ah well... happy new year!
 

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I was sound asleep about to sleep my way through the new year and the dog went ballistic when the fireworks started here.... barking and pissed. I don't even think he was afraid/angry at the fireworks but the people yelling having a good time.
poor guy has an evander holifield sized chunk of ear missing and now is stressed... lol... ah well... happy new year!


Yeah dogs really don't like it.

It started at around 3:30 pm here and it got gradually worse through the night, I tried keeping him close to me all night sitting in sofa with him etc., but every time a big bang came, he got up and ran in to my bedroom, which was pitch black with a blanket over the window and at one point he got so stressed he started to lick his face for 2 min straight. :(

So I ended up sitting in my bedroom in the dark from midnight until 2 am, he ended up being completely exhausted and fell a sleep during the fireworks and at 2am I was finally able, to find a hole, where we could go out for a pee, where I had to force him to do it quickly before the next big bang.

When we got back up he just collapsed and fell a sleep, I on the other hand was awake until 5 am, due to fireworks right out side my building. :(

So I have decided next year new years is going to be somewhere out in the middle of nowhere.
 

JayJay

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globe, sorry about the situation with your friend in Israel. I know you'll make it right and all will be forgiven.

Lawrence, I hate that your dog was attacked. Nothing pisses me off more than other dog owners who do not control their dogs. I hope your dog's ear heals quickly.

As to fireworks and dogs, my dog is not bothered by them, at all. A couple of years ago we watched the NYC July 4th fireworks from the 11th floor balcony of a hotel located on the Hudson River directly in front of the ships from which they were being fired. My dog was fine, throughout the whole event - he seemed to enjoy it as much as we did.
 

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maybe send the check anyway as a bit of insurance with a hand written letter saying how sorry you are. then fix it by phone first thing. that way all bases are covered if there's any hitch.
if he's still angry if receiving a check and it being fixed by you too... then there's nothing you can do... and if you're really friends it'll blow over over a short period of time.


paid everything by phone by 1:15 am this morning. tomorrow I'll go to the consulate and make sure that his address is no longer registered as my address, hopefully there won't be any complications, and hopefully his anger will blow over.
 

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paid everything by phone by 1:15 am this morning. tomorrow I'll go to the consulate and make sure that his address is no longer registered as my address, hopefully there won't be any complications, and hopefully his anger will blow over.


good new GT, glad to hear it. im sure it will pass.
 

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Yeah GT you have a good heart and are a really good person. So is everyone else here; you guys are all really good people. Brohugs.
 

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Yeah GT you have a good heart and are a really good person. So is everyone else here; you guys are all really good people. Brohugs.


thanks - but we can all **** up sometimes. I feel like this was one of those times ******** up and hurt a friend through carelessness.
 

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Got black eyed peas and collard greens, forgot to get the makings for corn bread. There go my plans of not driving anywhere today.
 

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When I order a coffee to go, the barista always assumes "black" or "no room" means "fill the coffee to the absolute very brim so that any minute amount of jostling will immediately cause hot coffee to spill everywhere." Then I end up pouring a good amount out anyway after my car or my clothes get a good coffee splash so I'm able to drink it without wearing any more of it.

First world problem for sure, but you'd think someone who pours coffee for a living would know how irritating that is.
 

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Some damn apes in my neighborhood shot guns last night to celebrate the new year. They scared by cat very much.
 

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