chicken or the egg? question

garmp1 wrote:

DutchmenSport wrote:
Actually.... God created... THEN he said, "Be fruitful and multiply."

The egg is a product of reproduction. The animal was created first, then he told them "be fruitful and multiply". So, since the egg is a product of reproduction for the chicken, the chicken came first!

How did chickens & eggs turn into dog stories?
I have another explanation:
A chicken and an egg are lying in bed.
The chicken is leaning against the headboard smoking a cigarette, with a satisfied smile on it's face.
The egg, looking a bit p_ _ _ _d off, grabs the sheet, rolls over, and says, . . .
"Well, I guess we finally answered THAT question.

DutchmenSport answered correctly and in good taste...but he believes as I do, which isn't politically correct or popular in today's time and world...sad.

You may want to ask the OP why they titled the thread the way they did, then talked about pets...

Veebyes wrote:
After raising 2 children & living with all of the restrictions that goes with being resonsible for in raising children we throughly enjoy the irresponsible life of not having to worry about pets on the road.

We go where we want, stay as long as we want all day & don't have to worry about if the little dear is barking annoying the neighbours of having to modify what we go see one at a time because somebody has to babysit the dog.

A dog lives in our home but neither it nor the cats are ours.

Beats me why anyone would want to travel with furry children after decades of dealing with the 2 legged variety.

Raised 3 children, helped raise two of our grandchildren for about 3 years...our two boxers travels better than any of our children or grandchildren did. I guess it's different strokes for different folks...I don't condemn anyone for having a dog or not having a dog..I don't like incessant barking, ( ours don't), and I get ticked off at people too lazy to clean up after their pets...(we always clean up after ours and control where they go).

So you don't understand any of this.?..that's good....we won't have to worry about your dogs barking or messing around where I or others camp. We enjoyed raising our 3 kids and also in helping raise two of our four grandkids, and we love our dogs and are responsible pet owners...quite easy to understand really.

Romper Room is alive and well.

Gee guys, iwas not trying to start anything, just wanted to know why so many RV'ers have dogs with them.......





tee hee hee.....

Deb and Ed M wrote:

BCSnob wrote:
My non-judgmental dogs or a judgmental RVer:h



These threads continue to reinforce my opinion that I never want to stay in an RV park/campground

LOL! It's not that bad - in all our years of camping, I've only heard the occasional barking dog, or witnessed the "I'm too classy to pick up after my dog". Most campground dogs are seasoned travelers; and their owners, considerate.

I'm not to concerned about stepping in poo, most of my shoes have manure on them from at one species; I'm more put off by the attitude I'm reading from the RVers whithout pets who will be judging base upon our numbers not how well our dogs are trained.

DSDP Don wrote:
Do you know what's really sad when these posts arise.......people who compare their animals to human beings such as small children (grandkids). Intimating that their pets have more value than a human being. That borderlines on mental illness!

in 30-years of RVing we've witnessed many dogs who are leashed but don't really need to be and many children who weren't but should've been. sorry...couldn't resist adding my 2-cents to this thread. it's been a hoot!!

Some/many of the Ohio state parks have a pet free area, which is what we look for. We do not have a pet because in part we do not feel it fair to the animal.

And the hate goes on...

Do you know what's really sad when these posts arise.......people who compare their animals to human beings such as small children (grandkids). Intimating that their pets have more value than a human being. That borderlines on mental illness!