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Dogs Are Like The French Heh: When a cat is affectionate towards you, he really means it. With a dog he's merely sucking up. Cats are like Britons. Dogs are like the French. Dogs expend insane amounts of useless energy yet never accomplish anything - they are like liberals. Cats conserve their energy and pick their fights - they are like conservatives. Please keep up the good fight. Why, yes, I did in fact have trouble categorizing this post. Posted by Rand Simberg at July 17, 2007 03:12 PMTrackBack URL for this entry:
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Dogs can be trained to do tricks; that parallel seems to apply to the old Vichy government. Chihuahuas will incessantly yap at anyone it sees, so I guess Le Monde is a chuhuahua. Posted by Alan K. Henderson at July 17, 2007 05:50 PMListen I'm not going to change anyone's opinion of dogs and cats. And regardless of whether you're a cat person or dog person, isn't it mean to tag either with being like the French? My dog used to run off and hunt for 2 or 3 days whjen we lived out in the boonies. He'd come home stinking to high heaven, but he still didn't smell or act French. Saying dogs are like the French is not analogy, it's slander. Posted by Steve at July 17, 2007 06:23 PMI find this post to be enlightened and accurate. Posted by K T Cat at July 18, 2007 07:14 AMExcept that unlike the French, dogs can do useful stuff (e.g. seeing eye dogs, explosive detection, etc.). Posted by Larry J at July 18, 2007 07:25 AMCat's are like the French. When the Germans arrive they'll sit back and watch and do nothing. Dog's are like the Anglo nations. When the Germans try to come to your house they'll either raise a ruckus or fight to the death to protect their home. The Islamic world prefers cat's to dogs. That says more than enough if you ask me. Posted by rjschwarz at July 18, 2007 08:07 AMWe have one of each and I'd have to say the Cat is more French. With the dog you are family, Posted by Paul Breed at July 18, 2007 02:16 PM The dog is sad when you leave , the cat does not care. You never met our cat. She may not be upset when we leave, but that's only because she doesn't know how long we'll be gone. After a few days, when we get home, she's clearly upset at being left. And not having anyone on which to lie at night. And it's not just about food, because she gets fed, even when we leave. Posted by Rand Simberg at July 18, 2007 02:32 PMThe French (and much of the world's press) are little yippy toy dogs, not the useful breeds. Posted by Alan K. Henderson at July 19, 2007 11:19 AMI could never get the american animosity towards the french. But after having to do business with them on a number of occasions, I can kind of see your point. Most french I to do business with were slimy, backstabbing bastards. Friendly and downright subservient when talking to you face to face, but always scheming behind your back. Posted by Anonymous German at July 19, 2007 12:30 PMI could never get the american animosity towards the french. But after having to do business with them on a number of occasions, I can kind of see your point. Most french I to do business with were slimy, backstabbing bastards. Friendly and downright subservient when talking to you face to face, but always scheming behind your back. Posted by Anonymous German at July 19, 2007 12:30 PMI could never get the american animosity towards the french. But after having to do business with them on a number of occasions, I can kind of see your point. Most french I to do business with were slimy, backstabbing bastards. Friendly and downright subservient when talking to you face to face, but always scheming behind your back. Posted by Anonymous German at July 19, 2007 12:31 PMPost a comment |