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This podcast contains a selection of strong swearing, including the absolute worst of all the swearing

words. It gets tossed around with gay abandoned. Be warned.

Hey, howdy. Adam Buckston here. Very nice to be with you again for podcast number 15.

I'm taking a enjoyable walk in the local forest area.

Once again, with my canine companion Rosie, quite a few people asking what kind of a dog is Rosie,

as if they hadn't listened to the very first podcast wherein I explain exactly what kind of a dog

Rosie is. The main thing though is that Rosie is a nice dog. She is

respectful and kind and friendly and affectionate. And I don't know if it's just a series of

pre-programmed doggy responses designed to get food. I'm sure that's a large part of it,

but she does a pretty good job of convincing you that she genuinely likes you.

She's not too likey, which I find not to deal breaker for me. If you feel like a lick and you

encourage her, she'll definitely give you a lick. I'm not saying that it's off the table,

but it's not instant. It's not like I'm going to lick you, which I don't really like.

I don't like it when human beings come up and instantly assume that they can lick your face.

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