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Michael Vick is Once Again a Dog Owner
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nless somebody in Michael Vick's house has an interesting palate, it appears the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback is back in the dog-owning business.
Vick posted a Twitter picture Thursday night of he and his daughter hard at work at the kitchen table. Dad was looking at game film on an iPad. Daughter appears to be doing some homework. And sitting on the table, in plain view, is a box of opened Milk-Bone dog biscuits. (It's next to a pink folder with puppies on it.)
It's not hard to connect the dots from there.
The picture was quickly deleted and replaced by a similar, biscuit-less one, showing Vick has enough sense to realize that his dog ownership is a matter that's best left private (for now at least). Luckily, the good folks at Crossing Broad caught the first tweet and saved the picture.
Vick was not allowed to own a dog under the terms of his probation. That three-year sentence ended in July, freeing him to own an animal.
The fact that he evidently took advantage of this surely won't sit well with some people. I'm not one of them. Vick paid his debt and is rehabilitated in the eyes of the court. That's good enough for me. Where would the "he should never own a dog" faction like it to end? Restraining orders from Pet-Smart? An electronic tracking bracelet that alerts the authorities any time he walks past a dog park? A V-chip that prevents him from watching Animal Planet?
No, what bothers me most is the negligence of leaving that box on the table. Someone went to the trouble of blurring the screen of Vick's video playbook but couldn't slide the biscuits six inches to the right? That's terrible Twit-planning -- unless this is some sort of brilliant viral marketing by Milk-Bone, in which case, I doff my cap.
nless somebody in Michael Vick's house has an interesting palate, it appears the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback is back in the dog-owning business.
Vick posted a Twitter picture Thursday night of he and his daughter hard at work at the kitchen table. Dad was looking at game film on an iPad. Daughter appears to be doing some homework. And sitting on the table, in plain view, is a box of opened Milk-Bone dog biscuits. (It's next to a pink folder with puppies on it.)
It's not hard to connect the dots from there.
The picture was quickly deleted and replaced by a similar, biscuit-less one, showing Vick has enough sense to realize that his dog ownership is a matter that's best left private (for now at least). Luckily, the good folks at Crossing Broad caught the first tweet and saved the picture.
Vick was not allowed to own a dog under the terms of his probation. That three-year sentence ended in July, freeing him to own an animal.
The fact that he evidently took advantage of this surely won't sit well with some people. I'm not one of them. Vick paid his debt and is rehabilitated in the eyes of the court. That's good enough for me. Where would the "he should never own a dog" faction like it to end? Restraining orders from Pet-Smart? An electronic tracking bracelet that alerts the authorities any time he walks past a dog park? A V-chip that prevents him from watching Animal Planet?
No, what bothers me most is the negligence of leaving that box on the table. Someone went to the trouble of blurring the screen of Vick's video playbook but couldn't slide the biscuits six inches to the right? That's terrible Twit-planning -- unless this is some sort of brilliant viral marketing by Milk-Bone, in which case, I doff my cap.
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- "unless somebody in Michael Vick's house has an interesting palate' by speedywalk
- Both candidates hate dogs. by Trismegistus
- Re: "unless somebody in Michael Vick's house has an interesting palate' by Raider Duck
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