Thread: Teenager throws dog from a bridge

Originally Posted by Happyman

Originally Posted by WujouMao

Originally Posted by crocodilexp View Post The dog was injured, but stayed alive: Stop Animal Abuse: Lithuania Teenager Throws Dog Off Bridge Unfortunately, can't say that of millions of people Russian authorities sent to Siberia in the last century... or thousands of civilians killed during the Chechen war. We still worry about the dog more.

People know what they are doing to each other
The dog had not a clue !
It was even waggin its bloody tail until he went over !!

Yeah. Spare me the Russian History Lesson, the poor dog obviously trusted that spade-faced Russky vermin that chucked it off the bridge. Hope he dies of cancer of the face.

Originally Posted by English Noodles

Originally Posted by 12Call

No such thing as a Thai Dog Owner DD.

I know a few.

So do I but they are married or staying with Non Thais.

Originally Posted by crocodilexp

The dog was injured, but stayed alive:

Stop Animal Abuse: Lithuania Teenager Throws Dog Off Bridge

Unfortunately, can't say that of millions of people Russian authorities sent to Siberia in the last century... or thousands of civilians killed during the Chechen war. We still worry about the dog more.

Freakin Wogs.

Originally Posted by kmart

Originally Posted by Happyman

Originally Posted by WujouMao

Originally Posted by crocodilexp View Post The dog was injured, but stayed alive: Stop Animal Abuse: Lithuania Teenager Throws Dog Off Bridge Unfortunately, can't say that of millions of people Russian authorities sent to Siberia in the last century... or thousands of civilians killed during the Chechen war. We still worry about the dog more.

People know what they are doing to each other
The dog had not a clue !
It was even waggin its bloody tail until he went over !!

Yeah. Spare me the Russian History Lesson, the poor dog obviously trusted that spade-faced Russky vermin that chucked it off the bridge. Hope he dies of cancer of the face.

And his mum of cervical cancer.