Rich Juzwiak over at fourfour has created, what has to be, THE definitive Celine Dion reel. In the span of a mere five minutes, Celine douses herself with a bottle of water, dry humps the air, is struck by lighting, barks like a dog, sings "Who Let The Dogs Out?," and clucks like a chicken.

Dogs need different diets at different ages. For example, the puppy needs milk as the major food item while an adult dog may need beef or chicken in addition to the boiled egg and milk. So depending on the age factor, the diet schedule varies in reality for the dogs like any other species.

I blame the movies here, the guy must have just watch Hitman and wanted to be an Agent 47 lookalike, and this cute dog was its target! (Ok it did eat 19 chickens in the local farm and the farmer I thinks wasn't happy!.. Nahh prefer the Agent 47 in training >:¬}

Another canine cruising the chicken coop, the Bush Admin's Don Todd turns the tools intended to protect union members against the unions themselves.

Owners Take Their Dog to Club. Leave Dog in the Care of Employees. Employees Get Hungry & Kidnap Dog. Sometime Later, Club Employees Cook Dog and have Lunch. Dog Tastes Like Chicken. The End of Civilization in US is Nigh.Detective Club of Jersey City

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