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Saturday and the dropped sausage. What do you do?


Saturday and the dropped sausage. What do you do?  

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  1. 1. Saturday and the dropped sausage. What do you do?

    • Wipe the dog hairs off and pop it on his plate.
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    • Wipe the dog hairs off and pop it on your plate.
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    • Give it to the dog and let him manage without a sausage.
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    • Give it to the dog and you manage without a sausage.
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    • Cut the remaining sausage in half and share it.
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    • Give the remaining sausage to the dog and pretend you never cooked any.
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    • Throw everything through the window and dine out.
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    • Other
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Pick up sausage (to prevent burn injury to whichever animal was to come running first), let it cool and then share it amongst dog and cats. Have half a sausage each for the humans.

 

In real life I'd have probably cooked enough sausages that we'd have had more than one each anyway ;)

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Ha! You have to be joking - dogs don't care, they've usually pounced on food and swallowed it before they even know what it is! :hihi:

 

Which is probably what would happen in my house - dog would eat red-hot sausage, burn mouth and need an expensive trip to the sodding vet. :rant:

yeah mine too

 

errrrrrrm i dint mean i had a hot sausage :suspect::help:

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Rinse it under the cold tap - pat it dry with a tea towel - chuck it back in the frying pan for two minutes - sorted.

 

That would probably have been my choice. In the event the dog found the sausage first, and teeth marks don't wipe off.

 

I ended up without.:mad:

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Wipe the dog hairs off and pop it on his plate.

 

He aint gonna know is he :hihi:

 

You can eat your dinner of my kitchen floor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But will suffer a nasty painfull death very shortly afterwards.:gag:

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