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Dave H M wrote:My Collies don't pass gas very often but when they do it will clear a room. What's worse is it's a silent killer no warning what so ever.
I enjoyed this post because it brought back memories of a big black lab named Sammie that would pass what i nicknamed "the blue haze".
Aside from setting off the gas detector, she would even get up and move when the bomb went off. :B
โMar-23-2020 04:35 PM
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be
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rexlion wrote:
My previous TT's smoke detector would go off any time I stepped out of the shower. Darn things are just too sensitive, if you ask me.
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Naio wrote:
1. Put your new detector farther from the bed.
2. Get some probiotics.
3. Stop eating so much alfalfa.
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wanderingaimlessly wrote:
Simple cure, a cork, and some super glue.