Should I tell him?

[Phil Spencer]

I had just finished making a meatloaf for my dog. It contains minced lamb grated carrot and pumpkin eggs and Eukanubra (this is a dry palletised science diet dog food).

Any how the daughters boyfriend came in, he is a big bloke and he love his food. He proceeded to cut up the meat loaf and make himself a sandwich, said it was the best meat loaf he had ever tasted.

Should I tell him it was for the dog and had dog food in it? :?

Phil

[witch1]

just make him another one next time you need a hand with work around the house.
witch1

[Tex B]

Should I tell him it was for the dog and had dog food in it?


I reckon you should wait. One of two things will happen:

1 - they will break up. Then you can tell the story to your daughter and she'll get over him a bit quicker (she can call him dog boy, or rover, etc)

or

2 - they won't break up. After they're married and you're all comfortable with the relationship, you can tell him at a family dinner and everyone will have a good laugh.

Best to keep it up your sleeve, IMHO.

Tex

[Chesand]

Better be careful that he does not stop to scratch himself while crossing the road and gets hit by a car

[Waldo]

Or start licking himself, or try to hump your leg. :yikes:

[HazzaB]

Hey There,

I would have to tell some one,:hahaha: Oh you did you told us.:;

Like the others said, keep it up your sleeve until the appropriate time and have a good laugh about it.

HazzaB

[Groggy]

:rofl: Tell him! Teach him not to jump in without asking.

[wheelinround]

while staying at my aunts my dad had done a stint at the local club working came home late hungry opened the fridge to find what he thought a stew.

Aunt went balistic next morning asked all who'd ate the dogs food being a Wallaby & Roo stew, when dad awoke she fired at him also when told what it was he bolted to the outside dunny and dispersed of it.

:no: Nah he said not bad can i have 2nd's for breakfast :D

[Sturdee]

Should I tell him it was for the dog and had dog food in it? :?

Phil

Tell him, and everybody else, at their wedding reception. :D


Peter.

[Gingermick]

You should have taken him over to show him the ungredients after he finished.
But that's a fair nerve, helping yourself to to a sanga of whatever you see at your prospective in laws.

[Buzza]

Keep an eye on him, as he may start cocking his leg near the fridge any day now. :D

[Rattrap]

I reckon you should wait. One of two things will happen:

1 - they will break up. Then you can tell the story to your daughter and she'll get over him a bit quicker (she can call him dog boy, or rover, etc)

or

2 - they won't break up. After they're married and you're all comfortable with the relationship, you can tell him at a family dinner and everyone will have a good laugh.

Best to keep it up your sleeve, IMHO.

Tex

Hahaha! I like this the best. Its always good to have some 'ammo' up your sleeve.

[fenderbelly]

I'm with TexB on this one.:2tsup:

[Tankstand]

Yes you should tell him!

But train the video camera on him first!:D:2tsup::rolleyes:

[The Bleeder]

Nah. Just have hime come over and make the next one and the tell him to feed the dog.

By the way, have a video camera at hand......it could be worth something.

[Skew ChiDAMN!!]

I reckon that'd be a classic to include in your speech at the wedding... if it comes to that.

I'd also be inclined to hold up a business card at the end and add "by the way, I've made arrangements with the vet for your distemper shots." :D

[Ed Reiss]

Go fetch, Fido !!!