The church I belonged to in Chicago once had an assistant minister who had a dog named Satan. The man loved to bring his dog to church during the week when leading the youth group or doing office stuff. He would open the church side door and say “Get in here, Satan” and laugh. He only lasted 6 months before the congregation demanded he leave.
Live in bear country. Have a dog named Bear, because when we got him my husband in early stages of Alzheimer’s thought he looked like a bear cub. Husband never remembered the name anyway. Should’a/could’a named him something else.
donwalter about 6 years ago
No….I suppose not…
Nighthawks Premium Member about 6 years ago
but better than naming him ‘Bomb’
1MadHat Premium Member about 6 years ago
Freedom of speech allows you to shout “THEATER!” in a crowded fire. 8^)
sandpiper about 6 years ago
You could always name him Buttercup after our current chief exec. In some crowds you’d get the same reaction – doubled
sfreader1 about 6 years ago
The church I belonged to in Chicago once had an assistant minister who had a dog named Satan. The man loved to bring his dog to church during the week when leading the youth group or doing office stuff. He would open the church side door and say “Get in here, Satan” and laugh. He only lasted 6 months before the congregation demanded he leave.
magicwalnut about 6 years ago
The fraternity that lived across the street from my dorm my freshman year had a dog named Dammit. They’d call him in every night with a bullhorn.
Satchel,Koko,LDL,Kenny about 6 years ago
Live in bear country. Have a dog named Bear, because when we got him my husband in early stages of Alzheimer’s thought he looked like a bear cub. Husband never remembered the name anyway. Should’a/could’a named him something else.
Peam Premium Member about 6 years ago
Oldie but goodie!