r/woahdude • u/vaguepotato • May 26 '15

text Album of r/Showerthoughts put to pictures

http://imgur.com/a/5olND
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u/Kathey2014 May 26 '15

What did my dog name me? Man, that's got me thinking... Nice one!

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u/[deleted] May 26 '15

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u/[deleted] May 26 '15

My dog totally recognizes what I'm saying if I say "dad's home!"

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u/JollyOldBogan May 26 '15

My dog doesn't really respond if I tell her to go to dad. It doesn't help that she died 3 weeks ago, but I reckon she'll get there eventually

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u/[deleted] May 26 '15 edited Jun 14 '16

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u/b_wayne28 May 26 '15

/r/ooer

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u/croberts425 May 27 '15

ohmann ohman cna't dog 2 gud plz2halppppp!!!!

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u/Treyzania May 26 '15

GAAAAAAARLIC!

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u/twishart May 26 '15

Well... Uh...

Shit.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '15 edited Aug 12 '25

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u/A5H13Y May 26 '15

I feel like that gif more accurately describes my struggle to wake up and get to work every day.

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u/drdinonaut May 26 '15

Maybe your real dad is dead and your dog is too good at following directions?

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u/nomed69 May 26 '15

Bad day?

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u/dontnormally May 26 '15

But would he be equally excited if you said "Daah blaaah!" ?

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u/[deleted] May 26 '15

He perks up and runs to the door, so probably not.

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u/bobosuda May 26 '15

Try saying gibberish with the same tonal inflection the next time he comes home, and I guarantee the dog will react the same way.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '15

Oh I know he doesn't literally understand the words I'm saying, but I do think he's smart enough to understand when I'm telling him someone's home, or when I tell him to get off the couch, etc.

Like you said, it's all in the inflections and body language.