New study suggests dogs originated in ME

[Totenkopf]

Origin of dogs seems to have shifted according to new study:

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/18/science/18dogs.html?src=me&ref=homepage

[Mav]

I don't like you, you deceived me with your ME abbreviation into thinking that dogs originated in Mass Effect. I was expecting a delightful article, but no.

[Jeff]

I don't like you, you deceived me with your ME abbreviation into thinking that dogs originated in Mass Effect. I was expecting a delightful article, but no.

This is the first thing I thought as well.

[Totenkopf]

Silly rabbit, tricks are for kids. Frankly, an article like that I'dve probably spelled out Mass Effect b/c it would have been so bizarre.

[Darth Avlectus]

Bah, now it's the middle east, it was europe before, then africa, etc. Next thing you know they'll say that Sasquatch is really Jesus Christ watching over us.

[Mav]

Next thing you know they'll say that Sasquatch is really Jesus Christ watching over us.

No, because that is just retarded. You can't just combine 2 mythological creatures.

[Alkonium]

Yeah, when I read the title, I was a bit divided between thinking you were saying they originated in Mass Effect, and thinking you were saying they originated in you.

[Sabretooth]

I don't like you, you deceived me into thinking that you finally admitted that you were the broodmother for all the dogs in this world. I was expecting a delightful confession, but no.

[Web Rider]

And here I was expecting a joke article about how dogs came from Middle Earth. Alas.

[Totenkopf]

I don't like you, you deceived me into thinking that you finally admitted that you were the broodmother for all the dogs in this world. I was expecting a delightful confession, but no.

 

Well, don't expect you to admit you're the broodmother of all the jackals in the universe anytime soon, either. Still, one can wish....

 

@Alk--had considered the possibility someone might spin it as the pronoun, though hadn't considered W's verging off into the fantasy land of Tolkien. Unfortunately, can't change title after the fact as far as I know. Still, given the # of dog lovers in LF, that's why it was posted.

 

@Mav--if it's fiction, you can do damn near anything.

[Darth Avlectus]

No, because that is just retarded. You can't just combine 2 mythological creatures.

 

Please, good sir, tell me where it's carved in stone that it had to be logical.

[Ctrl Alt Del]

Please, good sir, tell me where it's carved in stone that it had to be logical.

 

I get that impression on the term "Sci-fi".

 

Though again, no. Just no.

[Darth Avlectus]

^^^Well, at least the officials in Reseda County were right on putting that dude in the nuthouse who as saying that ****.

 

Wherever dogs originated from, at least they fun to watch when they go after critters.

[Astrotoy7]

Those darn Fundamentalist Fidoes!

 

watch>>cute

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/267672/march-18-2010/middle-eastern-dogs

 

mtfbwya

[JesusIsGonnaOwnSatan]

I don't like you, you deceived me with your ME abbreviation into thinking that dogs originated in Mass Effect. I was expecting a delightful article, but no.

 

same here. i want my bandwidth back.

[Darth Avlectus]

Those darn Fundamentalist Fidoes!

 

watch>>cute

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/267672/march-18-2010/middle-eastern-dogs

 

mtfbwya

 

Sorry, I never really found Colbert funny.

 

Though that is an affirmation that I hate how people on my side of things are embarrassing not only themselves but anyone remotely associated them...

[Gurges-Ahter]

Funny to see people's reactions to "ME". My first thought was Maine.