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April 3, 2006 - Letting "The Dog" Out of the BagFirst of all, before any more people write to me irate about my having received a dog in the mail, let me just say that IT DIDN'T HAPPEN. While I'd assumed that the aptly-dated April 1st letter would be widely understood to be an April Fools joke (all too common on the Internet nowadays), some people didn't pick up on it. Maybe my mad crazy Photoshop skills were just too good (nah...) Anyway, to repeat: I did not receive a dog in the mail. He wasn't packed in foam peanuts or bubble wrap. Considering I even dated the fake letter March 20, that would have put the dog in transit for 11 days! You can see below that I removed the tags from the original photo to make the dog look "unowned", and the fake letter was derived from the EXACT same photo that I took of the real Nylabone letter. So to those who didn't put two and two together — and to those who put two and two together and got "five" — relax. It was just a joke. Incidentally, yeah, that really is my dog. He's definitely not "wolf size". Anyway, moving on...P&G Procter & Gamble (#65) sent over a letter telling me that if I have Internet access, I can register to receive their online newsletter... no coupons, though. Oh, well... I'll make a point to get online and sign up for Internet access this afternoon.
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