That’s what They want you to believe
Did your dog do his own research on this? No? Than how would you know?
I’m still wishing I had done proper research about which COVID shots I should have gotten. I’ve not suffered from the plague but I am still not magnetic and I keep dropping needles all over the place.
My mother in Boise brings up the dropping needles thing to her neighbors all the time, but it never seems to sink in.
My understanding is that it only works on coins and cutlery.
Are you an old Christmas tree or a drunken pharmacist?
I suspect you are not gauging JaneDoe42 accurately.
That’s a pretty sharp response.
We get the point.
Calm down. Don’t get hypo.
I just have to inject myself into this thread, because you people are getting under my skin.
It looks like everything is getting all stitched up here.
Why not take the plunge(r)?
What the hell am I supposed to do with all these camels?
I gather the answer you’re looking for is: You’ve got all those above-mentioned needles now, so put the camels through their eyes?
Ahh, thanks, those camels were bothering me. I was almost convinced it was posted to the wrong thread…
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Wasn’t it G. K. Chesterton who said of the eye of the needle parable:
“But what of the poor camel, stretched out until it’s a few atoms wide, all bloody and stringy?”
I always pictured it as them somehow having gotten the camel nearly all the way through, but someone tied a knot in its tail, so it got stuck. So close though!
I hate it when that happens.
My dad used to be able to tie a knot in a Camel. He’d do it as sort of a parlor trick at family gatherings. The trick was to first roll it up in the cellophane from the outside of the pack.
Sometimes he’d do it with a Kent.
I had to look that one up, as I’d never heard of it.
This is the first hit. It takes almost three minutes to get to the trick, but it was entertaining enough.
@kaylasdad99 and @Johnny_L.A ick! science is bad! 
I could do the cherry stem knot back in the day.
I was a soda jerk in the 80’s -90’s … 1980’s- 1990’s … so had access to a lot of Maraschino Cherries.
Crap, almost forgot the video:
Princeton has never been prouder.