Very concerning but pretty on brand for D&G
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what am I supposed to do, spray it on my dogs butt since thatâs where the other doggos smell when I walk him???
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I saw one of the most analog situations Iâve witness in quite a while this afternoon. This dude was driving down I-25, working a heater and completely zoned in on sheet of scratchers.
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Iâd bet he has a tall gas station coffee in the cup holder too.
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Damn you nailed this 1500!!
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Didnât think the race would have been that good! What a race for Hocker! Great day for US distance running. Yared was only 0.01 of a second off getting silver.
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Someone should have paid more attention to the steeple⊠(obviously this result was completely unexpected)
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At this point I think you can just throw away everything I said and just expect the Americans to medal lol. Didnât see any of this really coming. Also, note that now Cheptegei and Kiplimo have withdrawn from the 5k and a few of the favorites didnât make it out of the prelims (Grijalva and Ahmed) so Fisherâs chances at a medal in that event are looking great.
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- The Italian fashion houseâs alcohol-free fragrance mist for dogs, which costs ÂŁ83 ($105) on its U.K. website, is inspired by FefĂ©, the pet dog of brand-owner Domenico Dolce.
- The scent blends âfresh and delicate notes of Ylang Ylang, Musk, and Sandalwoodâ and comes in a green lacquered glass bottle with a 24-carat gold-plated paw on it, according to Dolce and Gabbana.
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Hands covered in paint, pack of Winstons in the shirt pocket, etc.
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Arthur is going to be the best smelling dog in Denver
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Whatâs your dog wearing?
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My dog wears Eau dâ Citrouille, which comes from all the pumpkin puree we mix into his food.
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I assume this story is already being monitored (or may have already been covered given the date of the offense.)
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Lol, I was meaning to post this. I also think we are underestimating how much fraud took place during COVID and that it was limited to people committing fraud to get stimulus checks.
I think fraud was rampant and the first wave was just assholes making up companies and cashing checks. The second wave is more people who had purchasing power and took advantage of increased expenses from COVID and coming from non-typical vendors and they could mask it with an influx of federal funds. Thatâs for sure how the Jagsâ guy got away with it for so long.
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Perhaps my favorite part of this whole thing is how the scheme got discovered. I hope there were some other red flags besides âoh hey these invoices were for bone-in wingsâŠâ
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Iâm dying to see what she was doing with them on the backend but it sounds like she just plead it out.
Like how much can you fence $1.5M in wings for? Did someone pay to make it go away? Just saying that if it were shrimp and Red Lobster it could be a weird pass through. This is why we monitor.
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