fairisfair
Senior Member
One of my dogs eats rocks. Can I sue God??? I mean he left them laying around everywhere, and they don't even have a disclaimer on them.

I would think so, but I'd talk to *Him* about it first!fairisfair said:One of my dogs eats rocks. Can I sue God??? I mean he left them laying around everywhere, and they don't even have a disclaimer on them.![]()
Silverplum said:I would think so, but I'd talk to *Him* about it first!![]()
We have a dog that climbs. He's amazing.I spend about 10 minutes every morning, doggy-proofing everything and shutting doors. It's called "being responsible for my pet and my other stuff."
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You probably let your dog hang out the car window and get smacked in the face with bugs.dltberry said:My dog ate gorilla glue which expands and hardens in the stomach. They say the glue tastes like peanuts and maple syrup. The manufacturer has a disclaimer to keep it away from pets on the container. It is a `pet attractant` and the company could make it taste bad. Internet search turned up dozens of cases. The dog had to have surgery to have the glue ball removed. $680. I think I should be reimbursed. The dog went to great extremes to get to the glue bottle. How do you file a claim with a company? I am in Texas.
Silverplum said:I would think so, but I'd talk to *Him* about it first!![]()
We have a dog that climbs. He's amazing.I spend about 10 minutes every morning, doggy-proofing everything and shutting doors. It's called "being responsible for my pet and my other stuff."
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fairisfair said:One of my dogs eats rocks. Can I sue God??? I mean he left them laying around everywhere, and they don't even have a disclaimer on them.![]()
shell007 said:I wonder if I can/should sue the Mulch company.
Some mulch is made with Cocoa and (of course) dogs love it. Our dog sh#@ts and/or pukes splinters constantly.
tranquility said:You're not going to be able to sue God on a contract, I only know of two (aka, covenants) and neither seems implicated here. As to the tort, I guess you could sue, but with his Son being the judge--what are your chances?
Actually, there were several covenants.tranquility said:You're not going to be able to sue God on a contract, I only know of two (aka, covenants) and neither seems implicated here. As to the tort, I guess you could sue, but with his Son being the judge--what are your chances?
dltberry said:I thought this was a place for advise. I didn't realize this board was a just a place for smart-assed punks to hang out. What a waste. Back to your skateoard boys. I am done here.
Reminds me of that old classic, Mayo v. Satan.tranquility said:You're not going to be able to sue God on a contract, I only know of two (aka, covenants) and neither seems implicated here. As to the tort, I guess you could sue, but with his Son being the judge--what are your chances?
shell007 said:I wonder if I can/should sue the Mulch company.
Some mulch is made with Cocoa and (of course) dogs love it. Our dog sh#@ts and/or pukes splinters constantly.
See Devil v. Jabez Stone, to which this memo makes reference.You Are Guilty said:
BelizeBreeze said:Filty mouth![]()