Modern life is confusing. The internet has changed the way we do stuff and things and other things, and no one really knows what the eff is going on in the world on account of protests and revolutions over there somewhere and other newsy things. It's gotten to the point where people can't even reliably say whether or not they're a frivolous, trifling asshole anymore with any sense of certainty.
Occasionally a stabilizing force arrives to shine a solid beacon of truth-light through the information-mire. This book, "" is just such a force.
For anyone who's thought to themselves lately, "Self, am I a giant prick?", here's a straightforward test. Did you have anything to do with the production of this book, or does it sound like something you plan on purchasing? Congratulations, you have your answer.
More and more dog owners are beginning to cook for their dogs, not only as a special treat, but also for everyday meals. It is a healthier, safer alternative to store-bought dog food. But what about gourmet chefs? Do they cook for their favorite canines, too? Of course they do! The authors of Culinary Canine have interviewed the top chefs of the nation and asked them what their dogs’ favorite dishes are. Colorful photographs and delicious recipes accompany each interview, and the reader is given an inside view into a dog’s life with a master of the kitchen. Culinary Canine not only allows readers a peek into the life of a chef’s best friend, but also gives them a chance to be gourmet chefs for their own pampered pooches.
There will be thirty easy to follow recipes included in the book. Each chef gives their favorite recipe for their dog.
For anyone who's thought to themselves lately, "Self, am I a giant prick?", here's a straightforward test. Did you have anything to do with the production of this book, or does it sound like something you plan on purchasing? Congratulations, you have your answer.
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7 comments:
More and more dog owners are beginning to cook for their dogs, not only as a special treat, but also for everyday meals.
No they aren't.
But the book says they are, and who are we to argue with that?
What I do with my corpses is my own business.
I agree. One question though. What are you talking about?
I'm pretty sure the book is actually about how to dispose of bodies by feeding them to your pets. At least that's how I'm going to recommend it.
That's a book I would actually read.
The greatest meal I will ever give a dog is peanut butter on mah dick. Sure I have to scoop up their shit but I'm not licking dog dick. Take that, Fido!
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