Overboard by Chip Dunham for February 08, 2010

Hey guys, I wouldn’t be messin’ with Louie’s food dish. There’s gonna be h-ll to pay!

Good Morning Crew!

So much for I Won’t Get Fooled Again!

Good Morning, Crew!

This just proves that dogs are easily fooled… but like the mice said, not for long… :)

Good Monday Crew!!

Poor Louie, he’s so kind hearted he doesn’t want to eat “Blouie’s” food!

Good Monday Morning, Crew!

I think some mice are going to go ka-“blouie” when he figures out what happened.

Good morning, Crew!

Louie is so sweet. He probably went off to raid the fridge. Good Morning Crew!

Good Mooring Crew!

Good Morning Crew, and Allan with an A!

Good Morning Crew,

Looks Like the Mice are Playing their own SUPER BOWL

Have a GREAT DAY MATIE’S

Blouie is not gonna be happy.

Dry was a crappy morning. I failed my driving test.

I’m so angry and upset with myself for failing like that.

This shtrip is over-run by mice.

Allan What Burgandy said, I had to go 2 times too, parellel parking did me in! I’m assuming this is work related, so good luck!

Take ‘em all out Louie. It’s time for those mice to go.

Louie’s all Blouie when it comes to brains.

Before Louie figures out there’s no Blouie in the ship, just remove enough of the tape so it reads “Plouie.” Trust me, that’ll buy you more time. It takes a dog more than ONE fake throw of the tennis ball to figure out he’s being jerked around.

In case you see this Burgandy, I try to find parking spots where I can pull straight out instead of backing out, and only parallel park if ABSOLUTELY needed, and it usually takes more than once to this day!

Dry That’s funny, but I do the same thing.

Dry, Burg, and BC13 thanks for making me feel not so bad!

I did ok, but not great on parallel parking … it was ‘merging at 60km/h when speed is 90km/h” because the car beside me wasn’t speeding up, and the road was ending, so I put on the breaks to slip behind him … and I got behind him with about 10 feet of road to go! She marked that as ‘dangerous’ …

oh well, next time, I’ll go to a small town, where they don’t test on the freeways hahahahahahaha

Allan If they do test on the freeways in a small town, I would expect the traffic to be lighter…a little less stressfull than the big city.

I was surprised (and relieved) when I passed the test almost 34 years ago. I didn’t really need the the licence until I moved to Edmonton in 2000. It was scary when I started driving then but the traffic wasn’t as bad as when I moved to Dallas. Now I can drive the highways and sidestreets with the worst of the Houstonian down here.