Who's calling Peta?
My dogs killed a squirrel in the yard . The neighbor heard me yelling at them and said " you should call Peta."
But who am I calling on?
Me, the dogs or the squirrel?
But who am I calling on?
Me, the dogs or the squirrel?
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The Gerbils saw everything and on now with eye witness news with their full report.
But first this just came in a Kentucky woman said her young son was playing with her phone during the weekend and secretly placed an Amazon order for 70,000 Dum-Dum lollipops -- a total purchase of about $4,200.
Lexington resident Holly LaFavers said on social media that she was shocked to discover 30 cases of Dum-Dums on her doorstep, each containing 2,340 pieces of candy.
LaFavers' son, Liam, who is in second grade, admitted he had placed an order for suckers while playing with her phone during the weekend.
Each case of Dum-Dums retails for $130, making Liam's total purchase about $4,200.
Amazon initially agreed to allow LaFavers to return eight of the 30 cases, so she started attempting to sell the others to friends and neighbors. She later said in an update that "after a long day of working with the bank and talking to a few news stations" Amazon contacted her and agreed to refund the entire purchase.
"THANK YOU to everyone that offered to buy a box to help us," she wrote. "I will be happy to get you what you 'ordered' or donate them to a charity of your choice."
When we come back from break we'll have the eyewitness story of the family Gerbils that saw the dog gambling with squirrel. They are claiming that dog and squirrel were gambling. Squirrel couldn't pay up. So the dog decided to take things into his own paws.
Gerbils are asking for witness protection.
Plus when we come back also have the story of the wandering bull takes parked scooter for a joyride.
Stay tuned this is your channel 9 news with more local coverage then anyone else.
But first this just came in a Kentucky woman said her young son was playing with her phone during the weekend and secretly placed an Amazon order for 70,000 Dum-Dum lollipops -- a total purchase of about $4,200.
Lexington resident Holly LaFavers said on social media that she was shocked to discover 30 cases of Dum-Dums on her doorstep, each containing 2,340 pieces of candy.
LaFavers' son, Liam, who is in second grade, admitted he had placed an order for suckers while playing with her phone during the weekend.
Each case of Dum-Dums retails for $130, making Liam's total purchase about $4,200.
Amazon initially agreed to allow LaFavers to return eight of the 30 cases, so she started attempting to sell the others to friends and neighbors. She later said in an update that "after a long day of working with the bank and talking to a few news stations" Amazon contacted her and agreed to refund the entire purchase.
"THANK YOU to everyone that offered to buy a box to help us," she wrote. "I will be happy to get you what you 'ordered' or donate them to a charity of your choice."
When we come back from break we'll have the eyewitness story of the family Gerbils that saw the dog gambling with squirrel. They are claiming that dog and squirrel were gambling. Squirrel couldn't pay up. So the dog decided to take things into his own paws.
Gerbils are asking for witness protection.
Plus when we come back also have the story of the wandering bull takes parked scooter for a joyride.
Stay tuned this is your channel 9 news with more local coverage then anyone else.
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WowwGirl · 36-40, F
@HumanEarth I know 😂
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I was trying to do a fake news report and use Gerbils has the eyewitness to the dog killing of the squirrel.
But you know how real news stories are. They never get right to the point. They have filler stories before getting to the main story to keep you hooked into watching the news.
Well that's what I tried to do
But you know how real news stories are. They never get right to the point. They have filler stories before getting to the main story to keep you hooked into watching the news.
Well that's what I tried to do
HumanEarth · F
Well thank you for the Best Comment Award. It feels good when I get awarded for using my imagination to entertain people. (Or at least try to)