Tuesday, April 16, 2013

N is for NO!

 

 

Hi Y’all!

 

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I have a quick question for y’all…oh, okay, for you human readers too…

Why are y’all so fascinated with the word “NO!”? 

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Y’all come back now!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

17 comments:

  1. Because "no" keeps us out of trouble. It keeps doggies from eating things they shouldn't eat, among other things :)

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  2. My Vickie never says No. She just grunts. I think that is her way of saying No. Maybe she thinks I wont understand her if she uses something like No.
    weird

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  3. No is short and to the point. Like Bert's Vickie, MOM uses another sound for me when she means NO. Although she has used the N word now and then.
    Blessings,
    Goose

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  4. Have a dog named Beau and you'll quickly stop using the word. :)

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  5. You too Hawk. No seems to be peeps fav word. I have selective hearing. Have a terrific Tuesday.
    Best wishes Molly

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  6. My dog doesn't always understand that word. Selective hearing is right.

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  7. Woof! Woof! yes I do agree, WHY? Not my favorite word to hear. Lots of Golden Woofs,Sugar

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  8. Yeah that no pops up quite a bit. All I want to do is bite, eat TP, steal food from a plate and run out the door. What is wrong with that?

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  9. BOL - cuz it helps save our sanity!

    Sam

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  10. Well it definitely isn't the most interesting word in the language, but it sure does pop out alot!

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  11. now that is one GOOD question! I hear it so much that I thought it was my name!

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  12. Hmmmmm. My Mom doesn't use that word very much. Usually it's 'LEAVE IT'. Maybe 'NO' would be easier.....

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  13. Yowsers I just heard that word today on the walk ~~~ all I was doing was a sniff, I promise!!!

    SOphie

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  14. We want to know too!

    the brown dawgs

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  15. cute pics. no is my dogs first name

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