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July 12, 2010 by Hans "The Ramen Rater" Lienesch

So this week the thermometer decided to hit some pretty high temps for his area. Upper 80’s and a very low 90’s day! The pugs needs were seen to.

You can lead a pug to reason but you can’t make him think. I dunno; he doesn’t seem to want to eat his dinner for me and it’s rather irritating. Diasy really enjoys eating dinner. In fact she wants to eat his dinner too, and she gets the prescription dog food so if she eats his stuff that kinda makes it a lost cause I think. Ah – to know the mysteries that go on inside the mind of Otis.

We live where they decide it is a logical and fun idea to paint the apartment building you live in during some of the hottest days of the summer. So they put a plastic bag over all of the windows.

The plastic bag was taken off of the bedroom window after a short time, but then they put what looked like a barbecue cover over this unsuspecting plant. The wicked ivy below scoffed yet wondered what lie in store for them.

He was up there for a long time. I think he was looking in the window of the people above us. No fooling.

So you know those ads that come in the mail that say ‘bring this flimsy key to your local car dealer and try this key! It may be the one that opens the really nice car?” Well, THE KEY YOU GOT ISN’T THAT KEY. I’m going to let you in on a secret. all the keys are the same! Well, except for these!!! AND I WILL NEVER EVER EVER TRY THEM! It’s like throwing away a free car! Actually, there was a stack of the ads in the recycling bin next to the mailboxes; apparently nobody was up for a trip to the local dealership. But I thought a collection of fake keys was a smart idea so I’ve started one. I think my collection should grow by around 10-15 keys every 1-3 months.

Yep. We’re giving you a haircut.

So I tried making Slurpees on Saturday and they came out so-so. Used knock-off crystal light and only put in half the water to the mix and then added it to ice and blended it in a blender. Wasn’t smooth like a Slurpee – was crunchy. Still pretty tasty stuff though.