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laurisshnazzy - 07/04/2009 05:10 - United States
Yes, it may be instincts, but still you could have held the dog.
exactly, think b fore, u do something totally stupid.
**** Life, man!
I feel really sorry for you! You were just trying to do the right thing, and it ended badly. Now, a whole lot of people are disparaging you for letting go of the dog, which cannot possibly have been a conscious decision on your part. :(
this is even funnier for the fact that you spelt FML wrong lmfao hahah
I respect the fact that you were trying to do something nice for someone, but if you're walking an animal near any sort of road, rule number one: never let go of the leash.
#68 you'd be amazed and frightened at how little it actually takes. IT doesn't take ripping along like a speed demon. He was right to render aid, and since I wasn't there, I'm not going to second guess him letting go of the dog. The kid was more important, no matter how much it sucks that he got hit.
goddamn, don't just leave the dog like that;/
You should've kept hold of the dog!