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A Shark Attacked My Best Friend
June 20, 2025 - In honor of the 50th anniversary of the theatrical debut of the movie Jaws, the film that was the inspiration for these events, D. K. Wall recorded the story in audio and video. The original story was posted on October 9, 2022.
A shark attacked my best friend when I was 11. His screams were awful. The silence that followed was worse. I was alone in the ocean.
Ummmm, my vet visit NEVER comes with p’butter?!?!?!
Our old vets used to give us tinned fish (cat food) and it made going to the vet really really easy! I used to try to visit the vet each time we walked past! Now the stinky new vets just give us dried kibble 🙁 AND they take our temperature regularly *shudders* – only had that once in 6 years at the old place!!!!
Did somebody say peanut butter???? I am SO there!
Ayla sez: Dr. Trevor doesn’t have peanut butter. He just has some crunchy liver treats. Me ‘n Ice would rather have peanut butter. Going to ask the hu-Mom to tell him we’d rather have peanut butter, too!
Hey Ma, WTD?!? How come my vet doesn’t offer peanut butter?!? You need to fix that problem Ma! Tell the the Herd’s get it!! Ma?!? Ma..you hear me?!? Come on…call them!!!!
Max
Hey! We never get peanut butter at the vet!
Sam
We all know young ones don’t have patience lol some older ones don’t either, but that’s another story. I hope all was well at the vet’s. Hugs and kisses to the herd.