Cass Almendral I almost ran over a little poodle on a long lease while pulling out of my garage. The owner yelled "You almost Killed my dog." I automatically said "Sorry, but "almost" only counts in horse shoes and grenades!" Did that make any sense?
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Albert Keyack, Jacqueline Gerkowitz-Hollander, Robert Mc Kinney and 3 others like this.
Joel D'ort
Joel D'ort
"almost" makes sense..:-)
September 2 at 12:08am · Delete
Murray Alexander
Murray Alexander
So sorry would have been the words of the day imho
It was leashed.
September 2 at 12:12am · Delete
Sarah Ehrlich
Sarah Ehrlich
Sure, the pups alive, laugh.
September 2 at 12:16am · Delete
Murray Alexander
Murray Alexander
You said the right words. You are also lucky. How would you feel if you killed a leashed dog that someone loved.
September 2 at 12:17am · Delete
Sarah Ehrlich
Sarah Ehrlich
Lighten up. Lifes to awesome to be such a drag people. You didn't kill the pup.
September 2 at 12:19am · Delete
Edith Pena Zambrano
Edith Pena Zambrano
as i see it, SHE almost killed her dog- tell her to mind that leash by garages! geez. perspective honey :) perspective.lo
September 2 at 12:24am · Delete
Havona Madama
Havona Madama
no one can see a dog when they are coming out of a NYC garage, she should know better - practice not auto saying sorry because you never know when it might be used as an admission of guilt against you.....when you actually are just being polite
September 2 at 1:10am · Delete
Murray Alexander
Murray Alexander
Havona - You are wrong and response not polite.
Bet you are not married. Politeness is never wrong.
Are you a lawyer of like a walk and talk cell phone person?
September 2 at 1:23am · Delete
Jacqueline Gerkowitz-Hollander
Jacqueline Gerkowitz-Hollander
Cass...Tru Dat!! :)
September 2 at 1:51am · Delete
Jenny Park
Jenny Park
LOL... Drivers beware! As a fellow driver. I'm glad the pup is still barking... Dog owner should be more attentive.
September 2 at 3:00am · Delete
Andrew Rose
Andrew Rose
Dog on long leash = dog not under control. It may as well have bun running by itself. I don't think it would have been your fault. Lucky Dog. Lucky Owner.
September 2 at 5:09am · Delete
Sheryl Rosen
Sheryl Rosen
Reminds me of the loss of yorkies in Fish Called Wanda.
Dumb dog vs. dumb owner, hmmmmm.
I have little dogs (and kids) and thus "take care" of what's important. You 'almost' saved him from what would have been his loss but also your headache (some wont realize that a driver can't see little dogs or kids out a rear-view mirror).
September 2 at 6:58am · Delete
Sheryl Rosen
Sheryl Rosen
Did I mention I write a column @ www.muddygrail.com - (futuristic news parady)?
September 2 at 6:59am · Delete
James Egan
James Egan
A gentleman would have apologized and went on his way to a fabulous dinner party or weekend in the Hamptons. No need to engage the overly hysterical and irresponsible dog walker with sarcasm. Bad attitudes are like viruses. We can pass them on, which only makes life unpleasant for everyone...or we can shut them down with kindness, which hopefully prevents an epidemic of haughty behavior.
September 2 at 11:26am · Delete
Sui Bee Tan
Sui Bee Tan
Should've run her over instead of nearly running over her dog. Good that you stopped in time.
September 2 at 11:32am · Delete
David Knappe
David Knappe
I believe the correct term would be "pocket rat" as opposed to poodle.
September 2 at 11:33am · Delete
Havona Madama
Havona Madama
Murray - all your assumptions are incorrect, except yes I am a lawyer, thus my advice that auto "sorry" can be a problem, you can say "I'm sorry you are upset" and then you are fine but just "im sorry" infers you did something wrong when you may not have
September 2 at 12:38pm · Delete
Havona Madama
Havona Madama
and of course I am in the minority group that believes that city life is an inappropriate environment for raising dogs in the first place.
September 2 at 12:39pm · Delete
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