Mandog Month Day 23. 2025

 You gotta take care of your teeth, brush them multiple times a day, floss at least nightly, allow the night terror lampreys to feast on the day horror microbes that accumulated on them, and generally just make sure they're healthy,, but why though? You keep them healthy so you can do one of the truly fundamental acts of being alive, biting. You keep yourself alive by biting your food, you fend off attackers who have wrapped their arms about you to disable your arms by biting their arms, you show tender love and affection by biting the ever-loving death out of your nearest and dearest. Literally physically biting is not the only way to bite, you can make the most out of your day by taking a bite out of life, you can do your civil part by taking a bite out of crime, you could even further your professional and/or political career by taking a bite out of your, and your peers', responsibilities. However and whatever you wish to bite, bite it with all your might today, Mandog Month Day 23, Chomping at the Bit.

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