Move over Rover

Curly Sue said:

OK, when I was a kid I tried our dog's Milk Bone biscuits (mostly
cereal-tasting). Here is a report that takes dog food taste-testing
way beyond that (with a bit of cat food for comparison):

http://www.ruminator.com/?p=86

My stomach is now in a knot, which is slightly better than
up-chucking.
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Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.

On Sun 12 Mar 2006 06:29:30p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Curly Sue?

Quoted message said:

OK, when I was a kid I tried our dog's Milk Bone biscuits (mostly
cereal-tasting). Here is a report that takes dog food taste-testing
way beyond that (with a bit of cat food for comparison):

http://www.ruminator.com/?p=86

This is NOT what I should have read before having dinner. Hot dogs, no less!

I think I will just have the roasted asparagus instead. :-)

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Wayne Boatwright o¿o
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BIOYA

Curly Sue said:

OK, when I was a kid I tried our dog's Milk Bone biscuits (mostly
cereal-tasting). Here is a report that takes dog food taste-testing
way beyond that (with a bit of cat food for comparison):

http://www.ruminator.com/?p=86

Sue(tm)

When I was a kid, we unpacked the shopping including a box of 'new
improved taste' cat food. My father looked at that and wondered how
anyone could determine that. Easy: I ripped the box open and popped a
couple of pieces in my mouth. Didn't think it was improved over the
previous version. My poor father turned slightly green and never asked
such questions again LOL.