This is just sad
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/man-best-friend-mourns-death-175219915.html

8/25/2011 9:31:14 PM

http://www.brentroad.com/message_topic.aspx?topic=596833&page=1#14940583

8/25/2011 9:35:23 PM

8/25/2011 9:37:55 PM

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8/25/2011 9:37:58 PM

seriously


F



that

[Edited on August 25, 2011 at 9:39 PM. Reason : ]

8/25/2011 9:38:59 PM

8/25/2011 10:02:36 PM

Loyal to the end.

Sleep well brother.

8/25/2011 10:17:18 PM

This is Fry Sad x2.

8/25/2011 10:17:24 PM

It upsets me that people consistently turn a blind eye to the ludicrous amount of innocents dying overseas, but will shed a tear over a mourning dog. Not that this isn't a sad story.

8/25/2011 10:18:40 PM

if the eye is blind already, why bother turning it?

8/25/2011 10:20:08 PM

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"It upsets me that people consistently turn a blind eye to the ludicrous amount of innocents dying overseas, "

Not enough tears to morn everything that dies.

8/25/2011 10:21:42 PM

There used to be a graying tower alone on the sea.
You became the light on the dark side of me.

8/25/2011 10:23:52 PM

137,000 people die every day... or was that per minute? I can't recall. We are fucked anyways.

8/25/2011 10:25:43 PM

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"It upsets me that people consistently turn a blind eye to the ludicrous amount of innocents dying overseas, but will shed a tear over a mourning dog"

this might be kind of fucked up, but honestly while i completely feel for the fallen seal and respect and appreciate what he did for our country (a lot more than his dog), i dont shed a tear, cause thats how i am

but seeing his dog be loyal after his death comes closer to my eyes getting teary than learning about the actual death itself

8/25/2011 10:25:51 PM

8/25/2011 10:30:44 PM

I mean.. a dog... that we previously viewed as a sub-human animal portraying understanding and complicated emotions in a situation we normally wouldn't expect a dog to comprehend, is kind of special.

8/25/2011 10:31:19 PM

I'm not good with words, feel free to paraphrase what I want to say

8/25/2011 10:32:32 PM

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"but seeing his dog be loyal after his death comes closer to my eyes getting teary than learning about the actual death itself"

hearing about someone's personal life allows you to relate to them, which is why people can ignore an air strike killing 15 schoolchildren, but tear up over one dude and his dog.

8/25/2011 10:34:52 PM

Well those kids should of had dogs... not cats.


Fuck cat people.

8/25/2011 10:46:28 PM

best comment

"wont find a cat that will do that"

8/25/2011 11:35:57 PM

best comment

"wont find a cat that will do that"

8/25/2011 11:40:27 PM

8/25/2011 11:42:23 PM

Even the simplest of brains understand companionship and death. The dog just embodies the emotion everyone else is too afraid to let out. I also don't think it's coincidence that my grandfathers remains are buried under the same tree his favorite dog is buried either.

8/26/2011 12:16:43 AM

^^best face ever


The "i figured you out" face

8/26/2011 12:25:03 AM

8/26/2011 12:26:10 AM

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"At funeral,"

8/26/2011 1:19:37 AM

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"best comment "wont find a cat that will do that""

When I was a kid I had a cat that would wait for me at the bus stop every afternoon. She was rad Bet she would have hung out at my casket at my funeral but she died before me

8/26/2011 8:48:36 AM

this is why dogs will always be cooler than cats.

8/26/2011 9:04:23 AM

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"It upsets me that people consistently turn a blind eye to the ludicrous amount of innocents dying overseas, but will shed a tear over a mourning dog. Not that this isn't a sad story."

Every time I hear/see a comment like this the first thing that comes to mind is this scene from Independence Day:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUlIOw4-3RM

A million people nuked but we're supposed to feel good because the dog made it. Not that this isn't a sad story.

8/26/2011 9:25:45 AM