» cats | One Dollar Jackpot - 25 Words or Less Competition

I’ve been watching Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares recently - I love that guy. He’s such a psycho!

But you know he’s right. The only thing is that he’s a little ‘over the top’ for me in the latest series, he’s in America so it makes sense that he’s a little bit ‘bigger’ on the screen than the UK series.

What does this have to do with today’s winner you ask? Well I’ll get to that in a minute when I work it out….

Meanwhile you may have noticed a new ‘Unsponsored Love’ link on the left for Munny4Hunny.com “the blog is about getting some extra ‘munny’ (cash, loot, moolah) to spend on ‘hunny’ (luxuries, treats)“. Jay, I hope you enjoy your unsponsored love.

Okay - so sorry for the interruption, I was talking about kitchens and food wasn’t I?

That’s right! The winner for today - he’s a popular man, he’s a great enterer of competitions. His name is Byron and he wins today’s competition with this little (and it really is little) entry for the question: “In 25 words or less cats or dogs?“. The reason this has to do with Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares is that I think he might say the same thing if he ever went to Byron’s restaurant (he doesn’t have one)

They’re both a bit too chewy.

That dollar is on its way mate - hope you enjoy it! And remember - don’t spend it all at once.

Apparently not! Although if you speak to my friend Mark (a shy kind of guy without many opinions on things) he would tell you with all certainty that dogs are stupid, loser pets who’s emotional dependency on their owners is something akin to some sort of criminal activity. And upon those reasons you should own a smart, independent, clean, quiet and kind little cat - which may poop sweet sugary candy and even though only eats fish and tinned food, his/her cat breath smells like wonderful roses.

I for one prefer dogs - but I really don’t care all that much. A dog, a cat - it’s the love that I care about. The unconditional love, given out by your pet when you come home (with food) and the warmth if they can fit on your lap during winter.

So what about you? Cats or dogs?