ClashCityTele
Friend of Leo's
I would sign up the dog & the harp player.
Leave the dog in the back of the van to guard the gear.
Leave the dog in the back of the van to guard the gear.
How's THIS for a Bad Dog post?!
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On a serious note, standard protocol from the health department is a 10 day confinement/observation for a fully vaccinated dog who has bitten someone. Although it’s an extremely small percentage, rabies vaccinations aren’t at 100%. If the dog dies within the 10 days it should be tested to see if it was positive.
Of course I realize harp players have feelings.
(I still think I'd choose the dog bite. For me, the effects don't last as long)
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A guy used to bring his Pyrenees into the TSC store and she was gentle to the point of ignoring you. He said at home if anybody approached the house and she was on the porch, she would go into no BS guard dog mode and meant it. I love that breed but wish they had a longer life span. (as do all dog lovers)
Maybe the dog was telling you that you might want to re-think having a full time harp player in the band!
4pickupguy
Doctor of Teleocity
That whole jam would’ve been “Bright switch and bridge pickup payback”
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You call that bite? THIS is bite!!!!
of course I’m kidding… a little..
.You call that bite? THIS is bite!!!!
of course I’m kidding… a little..
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I would ask if the dog has been to any 3rd world countries recently.
"The exact incidence of tetanus following bites is not known.(1) Fatality due to tetanus is 45–50% in developing countries.(2) A fatal case of generalized tetanus following dog bite is presented. The diagnosis of tetanus has to be entertained in dog bite, in spite of the dogmatic impulse to attribute any neurological finding to rabies. Tetanus has no confirmatory laboratory tests and still remains a clinical diagnosis."
Tetanus Following Dog Bite
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
"The exact incidence of tetanus following bites is not known.(1) Fatality due to tetanus is 45–50% in developing countries.(2) A fatal case of generalized tetanus following dog bite is presented. The diagnosis of tetanus has to be entertained in dog bite, in spite of the dogmatic impulse to attribute any neurological finding to rabies. Tetanus has no confirmatory laboratory tests and still remains a clinical diagnosis."
Dogs mouths are full of nasty bacteria. Sometimes bacteria take weeks to cause problems in your blood stream. You should seek qualified medical help for your wound. Even if after examination the health care person says " Don't worry about it." At least your dog bite would have a paper trail if things go badly later on.
"Don't touch the dog" is way different than "The dog seems friendly but he's psycho and could bite you for no good reason."
posttoastie
Friend of Leo's
Next time "Run Run Run"
......The film clip in this video is from They Shoot Horses, Don't They?My ex and I saw this on our honeymoon in 1970. Very prophetic for our marriage.
6stringcowboy
Friend of Leo's
Great band!!!
Jay Jernigan
Tele-Afflicted
So you're flying down a country road after dark and round a blind corner. There, in the road, is a Harp player and a 'possum. You can only miss one of them. Who do you spare?
Answer: the 'possum. He might be walking to a gig.
Answer: the 'possum. He might be walking to a gig.
String Tree
Doctor of Teleocity
In my Circle, that Dog would be put to Sleep.
That Dog is clearly a Danger to others.
Telecaster582
Tele-Holic
My dad said when he got bit by a cat (a bit different) his hand swelled like a pumpkin and when he did go to the doctor they told him that if he had waited an hour longer to get there they would have had to amputate. Just sayin
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3-Chord-Genius
Poster Extraordinaire
I played with a musician who had a border collie that would come up to me, sit down, and look up at me. I'd put my hand toward his nose and he'd bare his teeth and growl quietly. I barely heard it, but I knew enough to move my hand away. Later I was warned that he doesn't like it when you put your hand in front of his nose. I don't get it, but whatever. At least in your case the owner warned you first.
we had to walk up a hill to get to the school bus stop and had to pass King, a giant German shepherd who lived in a yard surrounded by a chain-link fence about 3.5 feet high
one of the girls on our street was becoming quite the looker in junior high, and she had a major phobia of dogs, so she'd run past King on that stretch of the hill, and he'd bark, etc
one afternoon coming home from school, this was close to summer, so she was wearing a skirt, she didn't run past the fence for some reason
so King comes out, jumps over the fence, and bites her right on the ass
big neighborhood hullabaloo, but me and the guys and King had a certain tacit understanding
one of the girls on our street was becoming quite the looker in junior high, and she had a major phobia of dogs, so she'd run past King on that stretch of the hill, and he'd bark, etc
one afternoon coming home from school, this was close to summer, so she was wearing a skirt, she didn't run past the fence for some reason
so King comes out, jumps over the fence, and bites her right on the ass
big neighborhood hullabaloo, but me and the guys and King had a certain tacit understanding
TC6969
Friend of Leo's
No dog aggressively bites me and lives.
There would have been a real scene if that had happened to me!
There would have been a real scene if that had happened to me!
wabashslim
Friend of Leo's
Sure...with their tongues...like snakes...
But 'bone players are generally formally-trained music-readers. No place for that **** in Telecaster music.
Refugee
Tele-Afflicted
How to get rid of that pesky bar harp player. "Ok, next song is in the key of G#." Harp player, "Can't we do yet another blues tune in E?" No, we don't know any.
