u/RefrigeratorBoth8608

Born and raised in the sudbury district and I'm so sick of asshole drivers. When I was crossing one of the busy downtown intersections to go to work today, and officer in uniform but in an unmarked car almost hit me, when I know he saw me, and I wasn't even past the median and he had to swerve to avoid me, and I yelled that I have the right of way and he was like "I know" than why did you almost hit me? We just passed a law where you have to wait until the pedestrians have crossed! Every day i see wild and dangerous drivers.. do better.

I've had many pets to varying degrees of petty but I have 2 that really raised the bar of petty.

Currently, I have a lab mix named Miller Moose, and he's very much a good boy, overall.. but he's petty and very intelligent. This happened before Easter a couple of years ago, and my feelings are still hurt, tbh. So, my sister and I took the kids to out parent's place, so we could do Easter shopping and get their baskets and stuff ready for Easter.. that all went good and well... then I went home. My dog smelled his best friend on me (my dad's dog), and he was mad about it. So he watched and waited for me to finish putting the Easter basket together, and leave the room.. and then, he went into my room, took my favourite stuffed animal, ripped the ears ears and tail off of it, and then put it on top of my son's Easter basket, knowing I'd see it there. That both really hurt my feelings, and really impressed me with how he knew exactly what to do to get under my skin. I couldn't even be mad about it... but man did that sting.

I also had a Collie mix named Lady, and she was on a whole other level of petty. She was the kind of dog that punished you if you displeased her.. usually through ignoring you (if she was mad at you, she wouldn't even accept a treat that smelled like you, look at you, or even come near you.) The first time my stepmom came over while no one else but Lady was home, Lady was so angry, she waited for my stepmom to get into the shower, pissed on my dad's side of the bed, waited for her to get out of the shower to basically check her with her shoulder while walking past her, and then returned to the room to watch as my stepmom (freshly showered) to flop down on the bed, right into her pee. And this is a dog who NEVER had an accident, and was very prim and proper on a regular basis... but do not cross her.