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MISTER JELLYBEANS DID NOTHING WRONG

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I remember buying a cheese steak and eating it while driving back to wherever I was coming from. I was making a left hand turn and as I rounded the intersection my little monster snatched that shit right out my right hand. Went to the back and proceeded to devour it as I helplessly watched incoherently cursing in the rearview. Little fucker didn’t even share it with his mother either. Boy I miss my little ones!

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i had rats once. If you DARED eat something they wanted without giving them any, you can get they would try and snatch that shit outta ya hand. Hell, even if you gave them some, they’d still want the rest of it.

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I had rats too. Catseye and Pury. Very kind little Beastie’s. They loved my waterbed. My cat didn’t seem to mind them and kind of knew they were part of the family. Pretty strange behavior for a cat IMO.

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9 points

That dog isn’t that big, that must’ve been a deep dish to be family size

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43 points

If that pizza was family sized that is a massive dachshund. 😂

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That might just be the family size in Australia

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Entirely possible, but it looks more like a north America personal size in the pic. 😂 Maybe Aussies don’t like their pizza as much us North Americans do.

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In the US that box holds one slice, I reckon.

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15 points

I can’t tell if the dog is massive or if it’s the camera lens. I know my dachshund mix is huge because she is mixed with (probably) Jack Russell terrier, and she is thicc. Tons of muscle.

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18 points

Pup be like

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