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Okay...The subject says it all.....

As far as the most puzzling thing I saw...it's my neighbour's Male Miniature Daschund and a Dalmation bitch having babies together...as much as a dog expert I am...atleast in my neighbourhood, when he asked if it's okay to get 'em both in the same house...I said "Yes", thinking that it is a physically impossible task for them to mate....Now ...it has 8 babies...My neighbour now grumbles everytime he sees me...A 6 inch and a 18 inch dog....Damn....Damn..Damn

Of course it's possible...the daschund's one giant weiner for cripes sake!

How ugly are the puppies?

But still.....i mean not 16 inch long .......

And I never got the dog turned ON to see its weiner for god's sake!

I am going to visit them now, so I dunno!!!
I will get pics.

Ace

Rubic's cube.

Once, I overheard part of a conversation that confused me.

Girl: So.. you've signed up to the video club.'
Guy: ...yeah...
Girl: But you don't have a video player.
Guy: Uh..

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At one point I finally thought I understood capitalism, then one day I went to the store and there were three types of water (gallon jugs): Distilled water, Drinking water, and Spring water. The distilled was a bit cheaper but the drinking water and the spring water cost the same. This completely confused me because either, A. they're different water and they should charge more for one, or B. they're the exact same water but since they named them differently they should try to charge more for one. Soooooo confused!

I am confused with public bathrooms.

I mean, what's the deal with them? What's that all about? *pulls a Seinfeld*

mcDuffies wrote:I am confused with public bathrooms.

I mean, what's the deal with them? What's that all about? *pulls a Seinfeld*

::shoots Seinduffies::

legostargalactica wrote:At one point I finally thought I understood capitalism, then one day I went to the store and there were three types of water (gallon jugs): Distilled water, Drinking water, and Spring water. The distilled was a bit cheaper but the drinking water and the spring water cost the same. This completely confused me because either, A. they're different water and they should charge more for one, or B. they're the exact same water but since they named them differently they should try to charge more for one. Soooooo confused!

Distilled water actually is different. It's been purified by boiling it and collecting the steam. People use it for chemistry...for example if you're a photographer with a home darkroom. Which means, unlike bottled "spring water" and "drinking water", it actually has a reason to exist...

Psiogen wrote:

legostargalactica wrote:At one point I finally thought I understood capitalism, then one day I went to the store and there were three types of water (gallon jugs): Distilled water, Drinking water, and Spring water. The distilled was a bit cheaper but the drinking water and the spring water cost the same. This completely confused me because either, A. they're different water and they should charge more for one, or B. they're the exact same water but since they named them differently they should try to charge more for one. Soooooo confused!

Distilled water actually is different. It's been purified by boiling it and collecting the steam. People use it for chemistry...for example if you're a photographer with a home darkroom. Which means, unlike bottled "spring water" and "drinking water", it actually has a reason to exist...

I am quite aware of how distilled water is used in labs (and what it is), as i use it every day at work. It is also used in the home in ironing sometimes, which is why it is sold in stores. The distilled water is not the part that confuses me.

I think this is a family forum. I cannot post the single most confusing thing I've seen.

Stealthy wrote:I think this is a family forum.

What exactly gave you that idea?