I with this dude. Beside the lead, the time it would take to strip them is probably about the same to rip them off and replace. Also, you'll end up with a nice, smooth fresh paint job

The oldest dog in the world is Bobi, a 30yo dog who only eats human food. I understand your concern, but I am very careful about what I feed my dogs. There are some things that are only in moderation and some things that I supplement. They go to the vet regularly and have had full workups with blood tests. My vet told me they are 2 of the healthiest dogs that he sees

Dogs in nature will gorge themselves. Sometimes they have to go a week without eating, so they just load up on as much as they can, as fast as they can. Cutting it up gives me a little time to eat mine in peace 🤭

Thats actually my neighbors dog you see from time to time. My Husky's BFF. They go there for breakfast and come here for dinner most of the time 😆

No chili on theirs 😅

I have a set too but I rather just use 2 big forks. They sure cashed in on the novelty of it 😆 Might be more useful for a restaurant, but for 1 roast its overkill

Its just a special treat. Although I do cook for them daily, most of their meals don't look very appetizing

They are usually fine with them. It's me they're gonna have to worry about 🤭

Of course! I wouldn't tease them 😊

I call her (the one licking her lips) Beans all the time as a nickname 😆

Fed the human neighbors and all their kids too https://imgur.com/a/GooJEoO

I posted a similar picture and I got a few really nasty messages about it. People need to lighten up

I'm originally from Buffalo so I guess it does have a Great Lakes style influence 😎

Nah, I always make them small portions. The right side has very little sauce, no garlic, no onion, no jalapeño 😉

Mine as well, but probably because I thought it said tacos, nevermind.

Although this is a different region, you're right about that area. Its amazing to me that near such a populated city, there are sights that have only been discovered recently. Xcambo for example was only discovered in the 90s I believe. Discovered is a strange term to use though. There are still many Mayan people living near there that continue the languages, traditions, and skills such as maintaing the walls along the roads. The route to Motul is a great example of the stone work that continues today. The locals always knew of these sights, but it really hits you though when you venture into the jungle and realize just how truly dense it can be. There is a vast network in that area from the pink salt lakes that they still harvest today in Meya'h Ta'ab, Xcambó, Dzibilchaltún, Mayapan and so many more. Many of the more modern towns are built from the dismantled building of the Mayans. It's mind blowing to think of what it must have been like before the Spanish turn the best ones into churches and other buildings. So little is left of what was so much

It's pineapple, bacon, jalapeño, and ham with a garlic and parmesean crust