When I read your post title all I could think of was "WOW! That sure sounds painful"!
Yeah. I thought we were back to protection cows ("No one wants to catch the cow in the courage test") and a new kind of agitation.Bob Scott said:Thank goodness!
When I read your post title all I could think of was "WOW! That sure sounds painful"!:wink:
What ... you have no working earth dogs to get them out? [-XWoody Taylor said:Wonder if the rubber would make it harder to "deliver" to the dog, though...i.e., yank it out of a pocket, etc.
On the otherhand, looks like it would stay tucked up in an armpit well.
And yeah Connie, that ChillyDog vest looks awesome. Seems like a great alternative to some of the car rigs people are setting up. We need somebody with a gadget budget to go try one out...I hit my limit after Annie dropped her nth Orbee into the drainage pipe at the soccer field yesterday.
I think my exact words were "You damn dog." And then I said "Yeah, that's right, keep sniffing at that damn drainpipe. Funny how that gravity stuff works, isn't it?" And then I realized I was talking to the dog during normal hours (I don't feel so bad about it at 5am) and I shut up and we went home. It was at least five feet down in a city drainpipe...with a nice iron lid about 3 feet across I would have had to pull off...no thanks. I've thrown $12 down the drain lots of different ways, but never quite as literally as that.Connie Sutherland said:What ... you have no working earth dogs to get them out? [-XWoody Taylor said:Wonder if the rubber would make it harder to "deliver" to the dog, though...i.e., yank it out of a pocket, etc.
On the otherhand, looks like it would stay tucked up in an armpit well.
And yeah Connie, that ChillyDog vest looks awesome. Seems like a great alternative to some of the car rigs people are setting up. We need somebody with a gadget budget to go try one out...I hit my limit after Annie dropped her nth Orbee into the drainage pipe at the soccer field yesterday.
No, I think you're right. I think maybe it's a good aid, though.Mike Schoonbrood said:The ChillyDog cool pack vest looks interesting --- but vehicles can easily exceed 100 degrees on a warm day so it is still no replacement for keeping the car cool with AC or fans, unless I'm missing something?