Well, perhaps now I really have seen everything...

After getting coaxed recently to join the Facebook world, I thought I had seen the end of the horizon for online chitty-chat, and person-to-person contact.

And I suppose that would be correct, if we were just dealing with people...

I read in the paper yesterday that Facebook has just launched Dogbook, a similar site for dogs to enhance their online presence. And whose dog wouldn't want to be more "out there" online??

Aye freakin' caramba...

Having seen some recent commercials for the upcoming Underdog movie (Have no fear, Underdog is here!!), maybe the critters are smarter than I've given them credit for. If a movie dog can talk, can't ordinary dogs blog??

This site is described as a "virtual dog park,without the barking". How about a "loony bin for people that think dogs can type"???

I can't wait to read about Sparky in Arkansas, who likes long strolls on a sandy beach, and having worms removed. Or how about Thor, who wonders what that big white cone collar is around his head? How do you chase your tail when you can't even see it??

If Dogbook takes off, it's only a matter of time before we see Catbook, Parakeetbook, and Iguanabook. Please, for the love of all things sacred, nobody wants to visit Tarantulabook...

Chow for now!!