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Sony are to invertigate a case in which an owner claims her dog was eaten by a Playstation.
Fiona Towland (43) from Akron in the American state Colorado claims that when she was walking her German Shepard, called Squibbles, it received an unprovoked attack from a Sony Playstation:
" It was horrible, I threw a stick into a bush for Squibbles to fetch. The next minute the leash came flying out my hand and I walked over to the bush. I was like, OHHH MYYYY GOOOD, my poor dog was inside this grey box... I didn't know what to do, I just started crying, *sniff* "
As strange as this sounds it was proven that the German Shepard had infact been eating by the Playstation. Ms Towland took her dog/playstation to her vet, Mr McBaw:
" Well yes I was in shock. This thing was brought into me and I wasn't sure if I should be looking at it or some kind of computer technition. Luckily my new assistant was also studying Computer Electronics at University, so I called her in and we both had a look. We managed to take a piece of the cover off to be confronted with the dead which seemed to have been swallowed whole and had been digested as a snake does. "
Ms Towland then contacted her lawyer on what to do. Mr P. Rick didn't wish to give a statement on his new case which goes to court on May 3rd.
" The money will mean nothing to me " said Ms Towland.
" I just want to feel that I did something to help my poor dog Squibbles. And I feel we must stop these stray consoles attacking any more helpless people or animals "
This incident is not on it's own. Earlier in the week a mother claimed an N64 killed her son.
A man has been arrested with these incidents and is being questioned by Police.
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Fiona Towland (43) from Akron in the American state Colorado claims that when she was walking her German Shepard, called Squibbles, it received an unprovoked attack from a Sony Playstation:
" It was horrible, I threw a stick into a bush for Squibbles to fetch. The next minute the leash came flying out my hand and I walked over to the bush. I was like, OHHH MYYYY GOOOD, my poor dog was inside this grey box... I didn't know what to do, I just started crying, *sniff* "
As strange as this sounds it was proven that the German Shepard had infact been eating by the Playstation. Ms Towland took her dog/playstation to her vet, Mr McBaw:
" Well yes I was in shock. This thing was brought into me and I wasn't sure if I should be looking at it or some kind of computer technition. Luckily my new assistant was also studying Computer Electronics at University, so I called her in and we both had a look. We managed to take a piece of the cover off to be confronted with the dead which seemed to have been swallowed whole and had been digested as a snake does. "
Ms Towland then contacted her lawyer on what to do. Mr P. Rick didn't wish to give a statement on his new case which goes to court on May 3rd.
" The money will mean nothing to me " said Ms Towland.
" I just want to feel that I did something to help my poor dog Squibbles. And I feel we must stop these stray consoles attacking any more helpless people or animals "
This incident is not on it's own. Earlier in the week a mother claimed an N64 killed her son.
A man has been arrested with these incidents and is being questioned by Police.
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Martians stole my cake.
Loch Ness Monster seen in pub.
Woman has 25 children.
Hehe, good one SHEEPY!
Expect plenty of topics like this and my "Nintendo Killed my Hamster" one in the next few weeks.
Sony are to invertigate a case in which an owner claims her dog was eaten by a Playstation.
Fiona Towland (43) from Akron in the American state Colorado claims that when she was walking her German Shepard, called Squibbles, it received an unprovoked attack from a Sony Playstation:
" It was horrible, I threw a stick into a bush for Squibbles to fetch. The next minute the leash came flying out my hand and I walked over to the bush. I was like, OHHH MYYYY GOOOD, my poor dog was inside this grey box... I didn't know what to do, I just started crying, *sniff* "
As strange as this sounds it was proven that the German Shepard had infact been eating by the Playstation. Ms Towland took her dog/playstation to her vet, Mr McBaw:
" Well yes I was in shock. This thing was brought into me and I wasn't sure if I should be looking at it or some kind of computer technition. Luckily my new assistant was also studying Computer Electronics at University, so I called her in and we both had a look. We managed to take a piece of the cover off to be confronted with the dead which seemed to have been swallowed whole and had been digested as a snake does. "
Ms Towland then contacted her lawyer on what to do. Mr P. Rick didn't wish to give a statement on his new case which goes to court on May 3rd.
" The money will mean nothing to me " said Ms Towland.
" I just want to feel that I did something to help my poor dog Squibbles. And I feel we must stop these stray consoles attacking any more helpless people or animals "
This incident is not on it's own. Earlier in the week a mother claimed an N64 killed her son.
A man has been arrested with these incidents and is being questioned by Police.
------
Related Topics:
Martians stole my cake.
Loch Ness Monster seen in pub.
Woman has 25 children.
Fiona Towland (43) from Akron in the American state Colorado claims that when she was walking her German Shepard, called Squibbles, it received an unprovoked attack from a Sony Playstation:
" It was horrible, I threw a stick into a bush for Squibbles to fetch. The next minute the leash came flying out my hand and I walked over to the bush. I was like, OHHH MYYYY GOOOD, my poor dog was inside this grey box... I didn't know what to do, I just started crying, *sniff* "
As strange as this sounds it was proven that the German Shepard had infact been eating by the Playstation. Ms Towland took her dog/playstation to her vet, Mr McBaw:
" Well yes I was in shock. This thing was brought into me and I wasn't sure if I should be looking at it or some kind of computer technition. Luckily my new assistant was also studying Computer Electronics at University, so I called her in and we both had a look. We managed to take a piece of the cover off to be confronted with the dead which seemed to have been swallowed whole and had been digested as a snake does. "
Ms Towland then contacted her lawyer on what to do. Mr P. Rick didn't wish to give a statement on his new case which goes to court on May 3rd.
" The money will mean nothing to me " said Ms Towland.
" I just want to feel that I did something to help my poor dog Squibbles. And I feel we must stop these stray consoles attacking any more helpless people or animals "
This incident is not on it's own. Earlier in the week a mother claimed an N64 killed her son.
A man has been arrested with these incidents and is being questioned by Police.
------
Related Topics:
Martians stole my cake.
Loch Ness Monster seen in pub.
Woman has 25 children.