Susan saw this on vacation in Florida. Presumably, if the animals are eating they are biting something. Maybe the wordplay is meant to scare you.
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Wow. I really liked this one. I thought that it was quite funny. Thanks for sharing...
hmmm....
so they don't bite!
*walks up*
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol
~Randallrocks
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So, so funny.
What a "clever" idea for a blog!
Still "love" the blog. I think so many people misuse quotation marks because they think it emphasizes the word or words contained within. Instead, it just makes them sound dumb.
Maybe it was a quote from some disappointed individual who wanted to warn us that feeding the animals really wasn't worth it because, in his opinion, the whole experience bites.
Very entertaining. I have collected some silly whippet signs myself.
^^
I love it, Caustic. Too much.
lol I like this one.
It's a small sign - if they had room, it would have read:
"They bite," says Mary K. of Huntsville, Alabama.
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