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hlthe2b

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39. I'd likely have been too freaked out to take the dog outside.

Reply to snagglepuss (Original post)

Sat Apr 20, 2013, 12:42 PM

Apr 2013

Though she'd probably have eventually worn me down... But I might well regret training her to (rarely) bark...

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Anyone else think that the guy who found Dzokhar is a bloody fool for looking under the [View all] snagglepuss Apr 2013 OP

SHE didn't look under the top. Marrah_G Apr 2013 #1

It's a man - David Henneberry TwilightZone Apr 2013 #6

hmm could have sworn I heard different last night Marrah_G Apr 2013 #8

I think it was initially reported that a woman made the call. TwilightZone Apr 2013 #10

I also first heard it reported as a woman dems_rightnow Apr 2013 #14

that is also the news I heard Brainstormy Apr 2013 #27

Well, I wouldn't have gone near that boat myself. ananda Apr 2013 #2

Well, I wouldn't have looked. MineralMan Apr 2013 #3

maybe he had a good reason Enrique Apr 2013 #4

I was kinda thinking the same thing last night gopiscrap Apr 2013 #5

I wonder how when it was first reported...that it was a woman that made the discovery Tippy Apr 2013 #7

Dude really loved his boat. RagAss Apr 2013 #9

10 to 1 shanti Apr 2013 #35

He's the guy in the horror movies that hears a noise outside and goes out brewens Apr 2013 #11

LOl. Exactly. snagglepuss Apr 2013 #19

Yep, LOL--or the one who decides to go off alone. TwilightGardener Apr 2013 #23

My question is whether he was wearing a read shirt when he looked. nt tblue37 Apr 2013 #31

Nah... Pelican Apr 2013 #12

Big tough guy eh. snagglepuss Apr 2013 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author Pelican Apr 2013 #33

Hindsight is always 20-20 onenote Apr 2013 #13

Best response on this thread. randome Apr 2013 #22

Exactly. None of us can predict how we would react MindPilot Apr 2013 #30

Perfect response. Lisa D Apr 2013 #32

This message was self-deleted by its author devilgrrl Apr 2013 #15

If nothing matters about anything that transpires in the past snagglepuss Apr 2013 #24

I've heard conflicting stories about this. City Lights Apr 2013 #16

I heard once the lockdown order was lifted the man went into his backyard to check on things, JaneyVee Apr 2013 #17

From different reports I heard, he saw the blood and went to look under the tarp. snagglepuss Apr 2013 #25

he may have gone to a second story window of his house and used binoculars Schema Thing Apr 2013 #18

From reports I heard, he went to look under the tarp. It was when he lifted snagglepuss Apr 2013 #28

I don't know if he is a fool .... etherealtruth Apr 2013 #21

CNN said mainstreetonce Apr 2013 #26

Seriously .... etherealtruth Apr 2013 #29

I wondered what he was thinking. AngryOldDem Apr 2013 #34

I would call 911 right away treestar Apr 2013 #36

They released the driver of the SUV they hijacked unharmed FarCenter Apr 2013 #37

Ever hear what happens when you corner a rat? snagglepuss Apr 2013 #38

I'd likely have been too freaked out to take the dog outside. hlthe2b Apr 2013 #39

yup--amazing librechik Apr 2013 #40

LOL snagglepuss Apr 2013 #41

me 2 librechik Apr 2013 #43

The latest is a report from his stepson who said he saw a line to the tarp cut R B Garr Apr 2013 #42

Shot in the face or worse - he and his family could been taken hostage snagglepuss Apr 2013 #44

Fortune favors the bold. NoPasaran Apr 2013 #45