Who let the dogs out?
Added 2024-01-15 02:46:25 +0000 UTCI think I’ve put 24 hours of work into this over the last 2 days. I’m trying to find a photographer to take pictures of it. I also have to varnish it. The varnish will take about 2 days to dry. Assuming I find a photographer, that will take a day. Given all that, I think I can only count on 1 or 2 more days of being able to work on this.
Sorry if that doesn’t make sense. My brain feels fried from staring at this all day.
Going to work on the background landscape more tonight.
Happy January 14th everybody
I just realized it’s Sunday.
I ate chocolate chip pancakes with peanut butter on them today.
Last night before bed I was scrolling the Reddit. Someone asked r/music “what is the best song to weaponize a jukebox with?”
Devious, I know. But I have an answer.
“Who Let the Dogs Out?” on repeat. It’s perfect because it starts with that hard acapella “who let the dogs out!” And people get excited. They laugh, they get silly, they get into it.
But “Who Let the Dogs Out?” Is a surprisingly long song. With a very long fade out at the end. So by the end of it, people are done. They’re glad it’s over. Ready to move on.
So when the acapella “who let the dogs out!” Hits the second time, people are pissed.
As the song fades out they’ll be looking around the bar for suspects. Who is subjecting them to this.
When the song finally ends, and the third acapella “who let the dogs out!” Hits, people will get up and look for you to drag out or your chair and toss you out of the bar.
I learned this from my friend Cameron. He and our friend Luke did it at a bar. Cameron cannot keep a straight face about this type or stuff. They had to leave the bar because people were so mad at them and wanting to fight them over it.
So I tested it myself. And I didn’t get kicked out. But I got people looking for me. And I had a bar tender pull me aside and give me a talking to about not doing it again.
Try it at your peril.
Have fun,
Goodnight sweeties
