No it doesn't. If you stew it too much, the meat loses its flexibility

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Jan 10, 2020
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jamalccc

Bio page: jamalccc
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Last login: Apr 24, 2024
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Buffalo

1/10/20 9:32am

That is exactly how I see our dog, except the dog is more work than the car.

Cosmodiar

1/10/20 9:34am

I just took out a fourth mortgage.

Conan

1/10/20 9:35am

good comparison, and one that would have resonated w/ me before we got a dog

Linescratcher

1/10/20 9:37am

What's a wife then?

Tare

1/10/20 9:46am

Bankruptcy

JollyGreenGiant

1/10/20 9:46am

Wrong on the dog.

El Careeb

1/10/20 9:48am

My dog isn’t exactly adding to the bottom line at my house.

TaiJuan

1/10/20 9:54am

Neither are my kids.

TailgateU

1/10/20 11:02am

Based on the prices of puppies compared to old dogs I'm thinking dogs depreciate just like cars.

Cosmodiar

1/10/20 10:03am

Depends. If you have a purebred, unspayed female that’s about 2-5 years old and

Dynasty1

1/10/20 10:24am

And some classic cars appreciate in value, but that isn't what most people buy.

Cosmodiar

1/10/20 10:51am

He said old. 2-5 is not an old dog.

TailgateU

1/10/20 11:03am

They also aren’t puppies which was what I was responding too

Dynasty1

1/10/20 11:10am

No. You just stop realizing you and your home smells like dog.

Baron

1/10/20 10:21am

No it doesn't. If you stew it too much, the meat loses its flexibility

jamalccc

1/10/20 12:06pm

Dead puppies aren’t much fun....

niqmadu

1/10/20 12:18pm

I had two cats. They were several car payments.

Pro Logic

1/10/20 10:40am

I guess it's true. We got our dog from a rescue, and pay cash for old cars.

TailgateU

1/10/20 11:02am

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