It’s funny, true. But narcolepsy is scary. We had a babysitter for my daughter, who was awesome BTW, but had to be cacked up on something like 160 miligrams of Ritalin to be awake during normal business hours. I take 20MG every so often to get the bills done. Wowsers!
Oddly enough, I think I saw footage of this dog last month. The World Forestry Center is hosting a traveling exhibit called “From Wolf to Woof,” about the evolution of dogs. (I overheard somebody say the creators charge $75,000 to rent out the show!) Co-sponsor is the Oregon Humane Society, natch, so Carole and I got invited to the opening reception. Among the exhibits was an hour-long video (I suspect from the Discovery Channel or something on that order) narrated by John Lithgow, that included a segment on this dog.
Aw, poor Rusty. 🙂
It’s funny, true. But narcolepsy is scary. We had a babysitter for my daughter, who was awesome BTW, but had to be cacked up on something like 160 miligrams of Ritalin to be awake during normal business hours. I take 20MG every so often to get the bills done. Wowsers!
I love the first comment up there on the YT site.
“staged?”
Oh, the lovely age of the intarweebs. I guess it has to be photoshopped or staged these days.
I’ve heard about this, but never saw it. Poor little thing.
One of my coworkers at IBM had a daughter with narcolepsy and she would fall asleep if she laughed (maybe if she laughed hard).
Oddly enough, I think I saw footage of this dog last month. The World Forestry Center is hosting a traveling exhibit called “From Wolf to Woof,” about the evolution of dogs. (I overheard somebody say the creators charge $75,000 to rent out the show!) Co-sponsor is the Oregon Humane Society, natch, so Carole and I got invited to the opening reception. Among the exhibits was an hour-long video (I suspect from the Discovery Channel or something on that order) narrated by John Lithgow, that included a segment on this dog.