See this post for a full explanation of the Wojak universe. Yapping: Describes a presentational style often seen on online streams of talking a lot and/or quickly while not saying anything worthwhile. Yeet: To quickly and/or forcibly eject. Yunc: Yunc is a variation of "unc." In A...
Nice low budget noir about a highly efficient contract killer who finds to his dismay that his next target is a dame. The many scenes of the hitman and his contacts hanging out and yapping away feel like they might have been an influence on Tarantino. The Informer(Arthur Robison, 1929) T...
--I'm so over Ed Hochuli, it's not even funny. Back in '04, he was "that ref with the big arms." Then there was a Sports Illustrated feature on him, and then he became a national celebrity because of, again, his big arms and his habit of using ...
There is a polite way to jump and and impolite way, I’ve always felt, and I just can’t muster the same disapproval for the little dogs who delicately rest their paws on my leg as they stand up for attention as I can for those who are bouncing and slamming all everywhere. On the...
It depends, context is key. If I had a dollar for every time I’ve responded with those words to the question “why is my dog …” For myself I find that all too often what I think I’m training and what the dog is learning aren’t quite the same. Psycho bitch Fin...
Yapping: Describes a presentational style often seen on online streams of talking a lot and/or quickly while not saying anything worthwhile. Yeet: To quickly and/or forcibly eject. Yunc: Yunc is a variation of "unc." In AAVE, a "yn" is a "young n-word." So "yunc" means somethi...
In this situation, the dogs are absolutely aware that the other dog is living in the house, and that all it takes is an open door for one dog to attack the other. In other words, without needing the cognitive ability of a human, dogs can be well aware that they ...
(or Owner) Usually, resemble their Dog(s) attitude towards other people & Dog(s). Is it my memory messing with me or did everyone Miss PM’s words in “The Other End of The Leash”: or {paraphrasing} as soon as you, the human takes hold of the other end of the leash a bond ...
When I repeat the words and listen to myself, WOOF sounds a lot lower. It’s easier for me to say ‘woof’ in a low, deep voice than it is to say ‘bark.’ Could that be the reason it had more impact on the coyotes? Certainly, the words we use to symbolize canine vocalization...
Update, March 2014:Since I wrote the words above, Willie needed a lot more medical care, and so I taught him lots more cues to make handling easier. For example, he quickly lies down on his side when I say “Acupuncture.” I use this cue now for lots of things, including stretching...