Talk:Mr. Muggles - Revision history

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	:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)		:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)
	::::::oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)		::::::oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)
			:::::::No probs. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 20:09, 12 March 2010 (EST)

imported>Melkor111: /* Three State Driving Limit */

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	:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]		:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]
	:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)		:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)
	::::::\|oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)		::::::oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)

imported>Melkor111: /* Three State Driving Limit */

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	:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]		:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]
	:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)		:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)
			::::::\|oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)

imported>Mc hammark: /* Three State Driving Limit */

2010-03-10T19:58:29Z

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	:::It is just a joke. It means exactly what you said Mc hammark, it is just something people talk about. {{User:Iheartheroes/sig}} 11:07, 10 January 2010 (EST)		:::It is just a joke. It means exactly what you said Mc hammark, it is just something people talk about. {{User:Iheartheroes/sig}} 11:07, 10 January 2010 (EST)
	:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]		:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]
			:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)

imported>Melkor111: /* Three State Driving Limit */

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	::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)		::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)
	:::It is just a joke. It means exactly what you said Mc hammark, it is just something people talk about. {{User:Iheartheroes/sig}} 11:07, 10 January 2010 (EST)		:::It is just a joke. It means exactly what you said Mc hammark, it is just something people talk about. {{User:Iheartheroes/sig}} 11:07, 10 January 2010 (EST)
	:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human		:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]

imported>Melkor111: /* Three State Driving Limit */

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	::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)		::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)
	:::It is just a joke. It means exactly what you said Mc hammark, it is just something people talk about. {{User:Iheartheroes/sig}} 11:07, 10 January 2010 (EST)		:::It is just a joke. It means exactly what you said Mc hammark, it is just something people talk about. {{User:Iheartheroes/sig}} 11:07, 10 January 2010 (EST)
			:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human

imported>Iheartheroes: /* Three State Driving Limit */

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	(The above was written by me on Jan 10, 2009. [[User:Lektor\|Lektor]] 08:58, 10 January 2010 (EST))		(The above was written by me on Jan 10, 2009. [[User:Lektor\|Lektor]] 08:58, 10 January 2010 (EST))
	::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)		::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)
			:::It is just a joke. It means exactly what you said Mc hammark, it is just something people talk about. {{User:Iheartheroes/sig}} 11:07, 10 January 2010 (EST)

imported>Lektor: /* Three State Driving Limit */

2010-01-10T13:58:10Z

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	:''"I know we can't wait to get to our new home in sunny California, but Mr. Muggles has a three state driving limit. He is putting his little paw down and I can't say I blame him."''		:''"I know we can't wait to get to our new home in sunny California, but Mr. Muggles has a three state driving limit. He is putting his little paw down and I can't say I blame him."''
	Can you explain the "three state driving limit" to me? Is this a joke? Is there such a thing as a three state driving limit in the USA? If so, which states does it cover?		Can you explain the "three state driving limit" to me? Is this a joke? Is there such a thing as a three state driving limit in the USA? If so, which states does it cover?
			(The above was written by me on Jan 10, 2009. [[User:Lektor\|Lektor]] 08:58, 10 January 2010 (EST))
	::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)		::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)

imported>Mc hammark: /* Three State Driving Limit */

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	:''"I know we can't wait to get to our new home in sunny California, but Mr. Muggles has a three state driving limit. He is putting his little paw down and I can't say I blame him."''		:''"I know we can't wait to get to our new home in sunny California, but Mr. Muggles has a three state driving limit. He is putting his little paw down and I can't say I blame him."''
	Can you explain the "three state driving limit" to me? Is this a joke? Is there such a thing as a three state driving limit in the USA? If so, which states does it cover?		Can you explain the "three state driving limit" to me? Is this a joke? Is there such a thing as a three state driving limit in the USA? If so, which states does it cover?
			::As far as I can tell, your english is absolutely fine. I'm not from the US but I don't think there is a three state driving limit for dogs. When I read it I assummed they meant Mr Muggles would have to get out every three states for a walk and rest and food, hence why they said he was putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down. Most likely it's a joke but I'd wait until someone with more knowledge on US laws leaves a message. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 07:44, 10 January 2010 (EST)

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	:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)		:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)
	::::::oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)		::::::oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)
			:::::::No probs. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 20:09, 12 March 2010 (EST)

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	:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]		:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]
	:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)		:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)
	::::::\|oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)		::::::oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)

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	:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]		:::: Mc hammark, you said 'putting his little paw down, which is a play on the human phrase putting your foot down.' I cant help but notice the 'Human' part there I assume its a mistake, but Germans are human. [[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]]
	:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)		:::::I never said German's weren't human. I was just pointing out the difference between the phrase for him (a dog) and them (humans). Perhaps I should have said "putting your foot down, for people." --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:58, 10 March 2010 (EST)
			::::::\|oh, i see were I Misinterpreted you there, my bad. --[[User:Melkor111\|Melkor111]] 14:54, 12 March 2010 (EST)