man, i hate when i've been at home for like an hour or something before i realize that the smell i've been smelling is some dog shit on my shoe that's been there for who knows how long. and how much did i track through the house? mystery. dogs love to poop!

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posted by exodus (userid: 198.71.WCwJ0Q) on may 19, 2010 at 13:10:13 est.

man, i hate when i've been at home for like an hour or something before i realize that the smell i've been smelling is some dog shit on my shoe that's been there for who knows how long. and how much did i track through the house? mystery. dogs love to poop!

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oh my god, i can't believe americans wear their shoes in the house. we don't do that in canada! (n/t) (comic-kaze-bot) (14:56:00 05/19/10 est)

i don't in my own home, but at my mom's i do. also yes a lot of people do that in canada. (n/t) (exodus) (15:38:02 05/19/10 est)

yep. (n/t) (aerisdead) (21:56:34 05/19/10 est)

yeah, don't know why continental americans do that :p (n/t) (yoodaa) (22:08:13 05/21/10 est)

but no take mo bettah ones when you leave (n/t) (substance j) (03:00:55 05/27/10 est)

there was a giant crocs warehouse sale this past weekend and this line kept on popping into my mind. thanks, j the final day had some pretty solid made-in-china footwear going for $3.75 a pair. (n/t) (yoodaa) (17:02:58 06/21/10 est)

"dinner" means lunch in england, i learned yesterday. (n/t) (mike chicago) (19:25:32 05/24/10 est)

what? i don't think that's true... (n/t) (exodus) (15:47:05 05/25/10 est)

what does "dinner lady" mean? (n/t) (mike chicago) (18:45:05 05/25/10 est)

"meal providing lady" (n/t) (aerisdead) (09:05:01 05/27/10 est)

as with most things, it's probably best to assume that it's a sexual euphemism. (n/t) (paleface) (21:21:23 05/27/10 est)

lol (n/t) (substance j) (02:59:10 05/27/10 est)

dinner used to mean lunch everywhere english was spoken. it was still the biggest meal of the day, just earlier in the day. then supper at our dinner time was more like lunch. but i don't think that system is still used in england any more than it is in the u.s. it is a much healthier way of eating, though, and i try to eat like that as much as i can. (n/t) (sweater fish deluxe and opa opa) (18:28:00 05/26/10 est)

my relatives in the neederlands still eat like this, and so do i, except my dinner is at 8pm and my light supper is at about 2am. (n/t) (substance j) (02:57:14 05/27/10 est)

no it doesn't. (n/t) (aerisdead) (09:04:11 05/27/10 est)

thanks. (n/t) (mike chicago) (15:15:46 05/28/10 est)

glad to help! (n/t) (aerisdead) (15:53:34 05/28/10 est)

i don't do that. mother from the south had us barefoot in the summer, too. (n/t) (mike chicago) (19:28:16 05/24/10 est)

i've only done that once so far and i do take off my shoes so i noticed it right off, but it did get on the carpet at the entry a bit, eeg. (n/t) (paleface) (21:09:39 05/21/10 est)

the reason i often keep my shoes on is that the house is full of animals tracking mud in from outside anyway. (n/t) (exodus) (13:47:52 05/22/10 est)

animals like you, brandon. you fucking savage. (n/t) (sweater fish deluxe) (15:46:46 05/24/10 est)

flattery will get you everywhere. *blushes* (n/t) (exodus) (15:46:27 05/25/10 est)

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