mmyers
Passing through.
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I had been told by several people that this was a depressing series and it was, even more so now. Anywho, I just wanted to wrap it up in case anyone was curious.
The actual dog that was put to sleep was my dog Sydnee, a sweet Rottie we'd had for 8 years. I had already been doing comics with the dog character as our other dog Yoshi and I figured it would just be easier not change that. The Yoshi dog was kind of an amalgamation of the two dogs anyway. I would include a picture but I thought was too depressing. Anywho, thanks for everyone who wrote to me and read these comics.
mmyers
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| Come on, pup. We're going for a ride. | |
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| Awesome! I love rides! Where are we headed? | |
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| Um, to the vet...but it's not a big deal. | |
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| And you can ride up in the front seat with me. Won't that be fun? | |
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| Allrigh--waitaminute, your voice sounds weird, like you're pitying me...and you never want me to get hair on the front seat! Well, if pity gets me in the front seat, I'll take it. | |
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| All these other animals are weirding me out. They look sick, like those animals on that animal rescue show you won't let me watch. | |
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| If I don't let you watch it then how do you know what the animals on it look like? | |
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| I have a vivid imagination. | |
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| Well, you're not neccessarily healthy, unfortunately, but the doctor is checking on what we can do. | |
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| That's the bad part about being sick is that sometimes it's hard to tell it. | |
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| So how do we know you're not sick and don't know it? | |
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| Let's cross one bridge at a time, okay, boy? | |
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| Okay, Mr Myers, I have some bad news for you. Your dog has lymphoma. | |
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| Well shit. *sigh* Allright. Thanks Doc. What's the good news? | |
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| Good news? Um, there isn't any good news. | |
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| No good news? Doc, I paid you nearly $1000 to tell me that my dog is sick, the least you can do is give me some fucking good news. | |
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| If you say that you just saved a bunch of money on your car insurance, I'll punch you. | |
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| So what are our options here, Doc? | |
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| There are several types of Chemo we can do: an expensive chemo that is very effective, a not as expensive kind that isn't as effective, and a cheap kind that doesn't do anything at all. | |
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| I think I can speak for everyone when I say that I'll take the most expensive kind and you can put it on his bill. | |
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| Hold on, hold on. I'd like to hear more about this one that doesn't do anything at all except not make me feel guilty. | |
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| Yeah, I think you've about summed it up with that explanation. | |
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| If everyone values their shoes, I think we'll put me on the expensive drugs and there won't be any more discussion about it. | |
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--- Peeing sitting down is the gift you give yourself.
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