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September 29th, 2006

Constant barking

I surround myself with motivational posters as I find they spur me on in times of adversity. This is one of the ones that I am finding helpful at the moment.

constant barking

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9 Responses to “Constant barking”


  1. Karin says:

    As in constantly barking up the wrong tree?

  2. Chris Clark says:

    One I like was at the Ford Motor Company

    “The floggings will continue until morale improves”

  3. Kate P says:

    I might use this as a marquee for my screen saver this morning. It will frighten people away, and then I can get some work done.

  4. Simo says:

    woof

  5. Simo says:

    Sorry I just couldn’t resist, I’ll try and grow up now!

  6. Larry Day says:

    Maybe the dog owners are the source of the problem…maybe if the owner calms down the dog does too…

    I’ve never had a dog so what do I know :-)

  7. Nicthevic says:

    There was a group set up by a certain London Borough. The aim was laudable, the title laughable.
    Barking against Racism.

  8. Kathryn says:

    If only!
    I sit here deafened by the noise emanating from a ridiculously small terrier who refuses to believe this truly inspirational poster.
    I think he has ADHD.
    But he only barks when I’m at home, I’m told…perhaps I should move out.

  9. tortoise says:

    Tough on barking, tough on the causes of barking… as someone once nearly said.