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   Adam Nedens(Snoopster) said, 9 months ago

   Nice job, Wiz
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   beviek said, 9 months ago

   That’s the way my dog acts when it’s time for his bath. Maybe I need one of those invisible fences.
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   jimboylan said, 9 months ago

   It better be an invisible igloo. Henry has wings!
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   Alexikakos said, 9 months ago

   @beviek

   There’s a late night TV infomercial that will let you buy one from the-operator-standing-by.
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   Hillbillyman said, 9 months ago

   Those ‘operators standing by’ are in Pakistan. They operate on your bank account.
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   William Pursell said, 9 months ago

   Poor Henry? I wonder if this qualifies as Animal Cruelty? Well…..the Wiz DID try to stop Henry from running.
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   twypsi said, 9 months ago

   When I bathe my Westie, the first thing I do is take his collar off. He has learned when I do that it’s bath time and out the doggie door he goes. I can’t get within 10 feet of him. He’s so cute! Gotta modify my pre-bath behavior.
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   Keith said, 9 months ago

   Fire and water don’t mix! (I love the ‘pour pour’ help we get to understand what’s happening with the soap. :-)
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   David Henderson said, 9 months ago

   @twypsi

   Block or lock the doggie door first. Then you only have to chase him around the house.
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    Sportymonk said, 9 months ago

    Wiz, just make the invisible fence smaller until it forces the dragon (and you ) into the washtub.
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    Alexikakos said, 9 months ago

    Just as a side note:

    If we take the Wiz’s height as 5’ 6” (These are medieval times and people were shorter.) and using that as a rough base for a scaling everything near him, then that tub weighs (again I stress rough) over 14,000 pounds.

    1) If he didn’t use magic to get it on that platform then even with each person being able to easily lift 200 pounds (We don’t want unsafe work conditions after all.) it would take 70 people to lift the tub onto the platform. That tub is only about 28 feet in circumference. Measure yourself shoulder to shoulder and do the math.

    2) Even with the tub on the platform how is he able to move it?

    3) If he did use magic to levitate the tub onto the platform why didn’t he just levitate it to where he wanted it?

    As I said; just a side note.
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    Redkaycei Repoc said, 9 months ago

    @Alexikakos

    The answer is obvious; the artist needed another panel….
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    phlash said, 9 months ago

    Obviously installed by the same people who glazed Peter’s window in BC
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    Hunter7 said, 9 months ago

    Poor Henry. Dragons, like dogs, hate cold water.
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    freeholder1 said, 9 months ago

    Taking humor to a higher scale.
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