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  • #30478
    leam
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    Found this on another forum:

    I have 6 large dogs and was buying several large bags of Iam’s at Costco, and I was standing in line to check out. The woman behind me asked if I had a dog?

    (Duh!)

    On impulse, I told her no, I was starting The Purina Diet again and I probably shouldn’t because I’d ended up in the hospital the last time. But I’d lost 20 pounds before I awakened in an intensive care ward with tubes coming out of most of my orifices and IV’s in both arms.

    I told her that it was essentially a perfect diet and that the way it works is to load your pants pockets with Purina nuggets and simply eat one or two every time you feel hungry. The food is nutritionally complete so I was going to try it again. I have to mention here that practically everyone in line was now enthralled with my story, particularly a tall guy who was standing behind her.

    Horrified, she asked if I ended up in intensive care because the dog food poisoned me?

    I told her no, I’d been sitting in the street licking my butt and a car hit me.

    I thought the guy standing behind her was going to need help as he staggered to the door laughing.

    #59298
    mara-jade
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    Great candidate for Bill Engvalls’ Here’s Your Signrofl2

    #59299
    raneman
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    LOL. Perfect post to read on a Monday. That was funny. 🙂 btw, the Purina diet doesn’t help if you substitute it with M&Ms. I tried that once..

    #59300
    cjs-dad
    Keymaster

    Re: Purina diet

    quote mara_jade:

    Great candidate for Bill Engvalls’ Here’s Your Signrofl2

    ROFL that was my first thought.

    Right before Thanksgiving the Mrs sent me to the store to buy bakers yeast as I was in line a woman behind me said ìOh thatís so cute your buying yeast, do you bake?î With a slight snarl on my face I growled back at her ìAnger Management Therapyî I thought she was going to drop her milk

    #59303
    maskedkat
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    My husband and I were loading up the U-Haul a few years back, and struggling with cramming the last bits of crap into the van. A neighbor came out and asked, “Are you moving?”

    Jeez.

    #59314
    blindfold
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    I have to tell you this made my families day.

    We had a friend hit by a train this weekend ( not a happy situation for all of us), but the newspaper said that the ME was trying to determine cause of death. My wife and I both looked at each other and wondered if they really proof read this. I offered Blunt trauma as an answer.

    #59324
    craig-p
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    quote leam:

    Found this on another forum:

    I told her no, I’d been sitting in the street licking my butt and a car hit me.

    Had to get up from the floor laughing to reply….

    #59347
    giant-killer
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    The Purina diet reminds me of a story told by some German immigrants, who came here maybe 40 years ago.

    When they had just arrived in the country, everything was very new to them and they spoke little English. The supermarkets here seemed gigantic compared to the small stores back in Europe. All the foods were different and they didn’t have much money, so they often just bought some canned items.

    One type of canned food they came to like especially well and it quickly became their favorite. They stocked up on it and ate some of it almost every day for several months. Then one day a friend came over and casually asked: “By the way, where’s your dog? I never see him around.” They looked at their friend, perplexed, saying: “What dog? We don’t have a dog.” Then the friend said: “You don’t have a dog? But then why do you have all of that dog food lying around?” Safe to say, they never ate their favorite canned food again after that….

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    #59350
    unstpabl1
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    rofl2rofl2 One for Leam and GK

    Years ago there was a water and grapefruit diet. I met a girl who said she was on the bourbon and water diet. I don’t know if she lost a pound, but she was the happiest dieter I ever met

    #59353
    bradm
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    Hey GK. I think I heard a story similar to that some years ago. but, I believe it envolved cat food instead of dog food. And I believe the foriegn national envolved was a military wife from Thailand.

    Personally, I like the Sea food diet — “Sea food and eat it”

    #59365
    giant-killer
    Member

    Re: Purina diet

    Wow, looks like these things happen more often than one would think. Apparently, dog and cat food tastes really good. Maybe we should all try it.

    I think that sea food diet sounds good, too. Lucky little me, I don’t seem to be gaining much weight, no matter what I eat.

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