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Grapenuts wrote:

I was visiting a friend on the north shore of Long Island and I decided to adopt a puppy. I had been thinking of getting one and I couldn't resist one that I saw in the window. When I got him home, I open the adoption kit that they give out. I was upset to see that I was not given my free housebreaking wee wee pads. And as if on queue, my unhouseborken puppy has been wee weeing everywhere. Can I sue to place I got them for negligence for not providing me my free housebreaking wee wee pads? My couch is ruined!

From: slackerkat - 07/15/2002

yes sue! sue!!! that's outrageous!! justice must be had!!! sue for all the wee wee stained couches everywhere!!! who do they think they are?????

From: sparklypia - 07/15/2002

....wee wee wee all the way home...you're insane dude, puppies wee, its a fact.

From: TheSleepwalker - 07/15/2002

Sprinkle salt generously over the wet spot. Be sure and use enough because this salt will only pull out what it can hold. Let it dry overnight until hard. Sweep up most of the salt(and pee) then vacuum. Walla, no pea, no stain, no odor. Hint: If you don't put enough salt you will have a stain. It didn't pull it all out.

From: PeterLupichuck - 07/16/2002

Just kick the pup. He'll learn.

From: discohog - 07/17/2002

I wouldn't want anything that might break my house...even if it were free. If you do choose to go the 'pads' route, be sure to get the ones with wings.

From: Elroy - 07/20/2002

If you think I am cute, my answer is yes.

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