So I’m sitting in my living room watching Netflix with my
wife.
“Was that you?” she asks, her nose crinkled up.
“No,” I reply, offended. “Was it you?”
Then we both look at the dog. Just like my wife’s uncle
Weldon, the dog hasn’t mastered the ability to contain its bodily gases.
I think I would make a fortune if I could come up with a
solution. What if you could feed your dog something that would turn those
noxious gases into pleasant scents? Now imagine the scene again, my wife and I watching
the boob tube.
“Do you smell that?” my wife asks.
Yes, I do. “Roses...with a hint of lavender?” We both look
at the dog.
She breathes in deeply through her nostrils. She smiles.
“Yes, it’s divine.”
Like I said. I’d make a fortune, right? I have experimented
some. I mixed one of our Glade refill packages in with the dog’s Purina Dog Chow.
While cleaning the vomit off the rug I noticed the aroma of
crisp McIntosh apples, cinnamon and nutmeg combined with the pervasive odor of
bile.
April fools. I didn’t really do this and you shouldn’t
either. You’d probably kill the poor dog.
#aprilfools
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