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Feel 95% fine today, so that wasn't too bad.

And also with regards to the other "dangerous" dogs that you mentioned. These types of dogs...is what David said: Dogs behave the way they have been trained to behave. Big, powerful dogs make good guard dogs, because they are big, powerful...and they can be trained. So they are what they are. Now...the part of turning when mistreated. What animal does NOT turn when mistreated? Dolphins are one of the most docile mammals on the planet. More friendly than humans even. Very playful with themselves and with humans. Piss one off and see if they wont kill you... Especially German Shepherds. They will protect not only their master, but their master's better half and kids. ESPECIALLY to the kids if that German Shepherd has had a relationship with the kids. And often to the detriment of the aggressor... Pitbulls are no more dangerous than a poodle. Pitbulls are very strong animals. And are very susceptible to be trained as an aggressive breed. And humans train them and mistreat them on PURPOSE on the SOLE purpose of these dogs to BE aggressive and to be killers. Not the breeds fault if we humans choose to be garbage masters towards this breed. If anything, its us humans that need to be re-evaluated with our intentions of what we are going to do with this breed rather than question the breed itself.

And those are the other ones - the other 10% to 15%. Socialization with people and treatment of the animal are crucial. The only one that is sort of a surprise is the German Shepherd. Dog write-ups speak of them in mostly very positive terms. I think that, of the ones that can be dangerous, they are a beautiful dog. The issue with German Shepherds, they write, is that they can turn if they are being mistreated.

Spotted these two Vipers at a gas station this morning, then saw two more on the street as I was leaving..both black, one an ACR with a monster rear wing. Later at the car wash saw a dark red F150 with the license plate ‘IMDEAD’.

You can add Rottweilers, German Shepard's, Doberman Pinchers and a few others to that same dog attack list. I have known amazing gentle Pitbull's and some that needed to be put down. I do agree with what you say, but also would like to point out that dog socialization with others and how the owner treats / trains the dog to be just as responsible for the outcome.

Post your May auto spotting here! Ran an errand to Costco and saw this classic auto!

It'd be fun to watch that bend in half.

How about this for a longbed, regular cab pickup...make that extra long bed..

Late last night, I had a strange reaction. Something was not right. Something was off. It felt as if something was going on with my body. A transformation if you will. I yelled to my wife to get the phone and call 911 and then to start recording. HALFWAY THROUGH I TOLD HER TO GET THE KIDS AND GET THE PHOQUE OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! SHE AND THE KIDS DID NOT MAKE IT!!! At least that is what I thought... I just caught my son with his dumb ass friend embrace his new identity. This is what I captured (At least my son has good taste in music if not for any regards to his and anybody else's safety) Still dont know what happened to my wife though... Enough with the jokes... I woke up to a sore (left) shoulder where they vaccinated me. Feels like I took a punch to it. Nothing major. Same for my wifey. We both feel normal, which translates to we are both in great spirits.

I grew up with Dobermans and German Shepherds, they were great family dogs..very protective and loving.

You read/hear the news. Both kids and adults succumb to fatal attacks from dogs. You read/listen on. And most of the time it's a pit bull, or a pit bull mix. Duh. And then people get all pissed off about making generalizations? WTF?

Awesome, so happy you and your wife got vaccinated!