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Dog's defenestration tactic

July 16th 2009 06:09

If you are going to sit naked in front of your computer, and if you insist on smoking cigarettes, no good can come of it.

Someone had to let this chap know that there were aspects of his life which needed closer inspection. Trust a dog to do it.

One can only hope the guy lived on the ground floor.

Warning: this video contains hilarity, but no naughty bits.

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Comment by Janet Collins

July 16th 2009 08:18

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Very funny!

Comment by Chris Champion

July 16th 2009 08:23

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Thing is, there's no indication if he was hurt. There's no indication if he's on the ground floor or the 50th floor. Of course, there's also no indication as to whether it's real or staged.

Comment by Janet Collins

July 16th 2009 08:43

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I think that the fact that he was being filmed at the time is a pretty good indicator that it was staged.

Comment by Chris Champion

July 16th 2009 08:46

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Janet, you're too young to be a cynic.

One comment on YouTube was something like, "I think it's real. I think he died falling out the window. And I think the dog posted it on YouTube."

Some innovative irony there. I think that commenter agrees with you.

Comment by Janet Collins

July 16th 2009 08:52

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My next thought was exactly who would have posted it on YouTube? Someone beat me to it.

Comment by Chris Champion

July 16th 2009 09:00

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Well, I believe the simple answer is always the most likely solution. So here's what I think happened. You know how there was a bling from his computer just before he stood up and moved to the window? That sound, I conjecture, was confirmation of the successful dispatch of an email to his boss demanding a large sum of money in return for not revealing his (the boss's) infidelity with his (the naked typist's) neighbour's cousin's mother's twin sister.

And then ... no, wait, now I'm not so sure that's it ...

Comment by Janet Collins

July 16th 2009 09:09

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And then he had a cigarette to celebrate. Sounds good to me.

Comment by Queenie

July 17th 2009 06:05

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I thought I knew what was coming...until I saw the man fly out the window.

Comment by Chris Champion

July 17th 2009 06:08

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Queenie, you have a naughty mind! Me too - I had the same thought

Comment by Roux

July 23rd 2009 01:29

After mom's been computer-less for more than 10 days, she insisted I read this one. I think, the dog did it, because he was always being ignored when he needed to go out, so he sent his dad out. It is only DOG justice. Roux