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Janx said:

I was able to confirm this article this morning. Dog..sleeping on my lap...starts twitching like he does sometimes and I'm there just "man he must be chasing something in his dream". Well..today is hump day so......

Can Dogs Have Wet Dreams? As Strange As It Seems, They Can...

Male dogs can have wet dreams, even if they have been neutered. I talk about why this is and some of the tell tale signs to look out for.

www.qualitydogresources.com

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lgarthy said:

At least we are not the only part of North America that has caved to insanity. I thought the Canadians hadn't caved to wokeness as we have.

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lurker said:

South Carolina man missing for two months was killed by falling into factory shredder, coroner says​

Fuck. I hope it was quick.

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Big Phoenix said:

Man who killed Kevin Bacon, 25, ate his testicles, charged with 1st-degree murder

SHIAWASSEE COUNTY, Mich. - UPDATE: A judge has decided the Mark Latunski will face a charge of 1st degree murder after a degree hearing.Sentencing will be held

wlos.com

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THE Livingstone Local Court has ordered a 27-year-old man to try and sleep with three different women to ascertain if his ex-girlfriend cast a spell on him to cause erectile dysfunction.
He said he stopped having an erection after their relationship ended. “My manhood stopped working after the relationship ended. All I feel a lot of heat on my back".

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Staggering Rise in Catheter Bills Suggests Medicare Scam

Seven medical supply companies made suspicious claims involving thousands of Medicare beneficiaries, an advocacy group found.

www.nytimes.com

Pretty in Pink Boutique, which billed Medicare at least $267 million for catheters between October 2022 and December 2023… registered with Medicare to a street address of a house in El Paso. Its phone number goes to an auto body shop called West Texas Body and Paint, where an employee who answered a call from a reporter said the shop receives “calls all day, every day” from Medicare enrollees concerned about fraudulent bills.

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