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The big hairy question for today

RIP Hootie Angel Boy on Shopping - Thu, October 18 2007

Here is today's big hairy question for 107.9 the track(where mom won her $100 last week).

The average one of these will cost you $24,084. What is it?

The answer is.........A DOG!!!!!!
Makes that $100 look insignificant now doesn't it? Whodathunk we were so expensive!

Wiggles on Oct 18 at 09:06 AM

Oh momma says yes they are. She is going to have to get new carpet because of me!

BRIDGETTE on Oct 18 at 10:09 AM

Hootie: My dad was telling mom that it cost about $1000 to $1200 a year for each of us just in food and vet and grooming. And that does not cover the silly stuff like toy's and clothes.

Beverly on Oct 18 at 10:38 AM

After this year, I believe it!!

Colton on Oct 18 at 10:58 AM

We spend $120/month just on food for our animals.....

Carolina on Oct 18 at 11:00 AM

What exactly is an "average" dog? haha

Stuart on Oct 18 at 11:47 AM

We're worth it!

Cricket on Oct 18 at 11:51 AM

They sure do gotta luv us a lot then don't ya think?

Godzilla on Oct 18 at 12:14 PM

Is that all? By the time I get through with our house it will cost my parents twice that much to restore it back before I came. But, we are cheaper than the two legged kids. :)

Mama Muttblood^..^ on Oct 18 at 04:12 PM

Still way cheaper than children.

Charlie on Oct 18 at 05:08 PM

I LOVE Doggerel's response!!! I'm right there with ya, man!!!!!!

Kirby on Oct 18 at 05:36 PM

ALL of us are cheaper than our human sister!

Taijah on Oct 19 at 11:22 PM

I think we have topped that "average" already and I would do it all over again.

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