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To: bentway who wrote (260932)	9/21/2014 12:37:03 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 540742

the rescue chief? I see the problem. They need the rescue chef. Canine CuisinePound-for-hound, some of the best doggone dishes around houstonpress.com

To: bentway who wrote (260932)	9/22/2014 10:17:29 PM
From: Stock Puppy	Respond to of 540742

Thousands of stray Chihuahuas, ... "There's such an overabundance of these dogs, what do we do with them all? Two words: Taco Bell. No no - the pink slime is fine enough, it doesn't need replacement, what I'm saying is that Taco Bell who loves to use that annoying, eh, I mean "cute" Chihuahua to represent their, eh, "food" as they call it should use some of their profits - and gander quite a bit of street cred, eh, that is, good PR - and organize a program to take care of these lost pups. Same to be said for Kellog's "Tony the Tiger" - while I don't believe that stray tigers are a problem (yet) in California, they are endangered. Step up to the plate, guys. Heck, Barbara has pictures of pretty Puffins all over her cereal boxes - she should put some of her profits into taking care of Puffins. Oh wait - she does, that's why those pretty Puffins are pictured there. Nevermind, here is a good example of good corporate stuff. The peanut butter flavor cereal is real good BTW, I am a fan. I'm also a fan of "Quaker Oats", but the Quaker guy pictured on the box cannot be considered endangered as far as I know, so this has nothing to do with this post. And Foot Loops - oh never mind them, the source of bad spelling of the word "fruit" in little children for generations now. Now you see, the producers of "Lucky Charms" never lifted a finger for their icon - see any leprechauns lately? See what I mean - their product has such less meaning now!