Q. What happens to a dog in the fog?
A. It disappears!!
this is to discribe leaving qiickly after an evening out. When you know you have had a little too much to drink and need to go home but your friends are trying to keep you out!
Everyones happy drinking away, they turn round and you have left half your pint on the bar and the door is flapping in the wind.
this is commonly known as " doing a dog"
A. It disappears!!
this is to discribe leaving qiickly after an evening out. When you know you have had a little too much to drink and need to go home but your friends are trying to keep you out!
Everyones happy drinking away, they turn round and you have left half your pint on the bar and the door is flapping in the wind.
this is commonly known as " doing a dog"
I need to go home, im doing a dog!
Wheres leon gone?... Hes done a dog in the fog!
Leons done a dog!
Wheres leon gone?... Hes done a dog in the fog!
Leons done a dog!
by jonc6969 April 1, 2009
Dog with The Fog = A dog helping a girl undergoing a disease known as "fibromyalgia" and a symptom known as "fibro fog."
“It’s called ‘fog’ for a reason:
(1) Fog can move in slowly or quickly, and without warning.
(2) Fog is very disorientating. It messes with sound perception, what and how much you see, it confuses your senses.
(3) You can lose direction and your way in fog. You may not be able to function properly, navigate well or at all until it clears.
Imagine that. That feeling, and now place it in your head. In your brain.” — Angelique Figueroa
“Fibro fog is like a jigsaw puzzle floating around in your head. You know where the pieces go, but when you try putting it together, the pieces disappear.” — Violet Ali
“Fibro fog is thinking in a manner that would equal trying to see clearly through waxed paper.” — Kayla Moen
“Fibro fog is like being temporarily disoriented. You cannot connect your thoughts. They come in and are not processed properly. It’s like having a brain full of cotton.” — Jennifer Parrett Piel
“It’s called ‘fog’ for a reason:
(1) Fog can move in slowly or quickly, and without warning.
(2) Fog is very disorientating. It messes with sound perception, what and how much you see, it confuses your senses.
(3) You can lose direction and your way in fog. You may not be able to function properly, navigate well or at all until it clears.
Imagine that. That feeling, and now place it in your head. In your brain.” — Angelique Figueroa
“Fibro fog is like a jigsaw puzzle floating around in your head. You know where the pieces go, but when you try putting it together, the pieces disappear.” — Violet Ali
“Fibro fog is thinking in a manner that would equal trying to see clearly through waxed paper.” — Kayla Moen
“Fibro fog is like being temporarily disoriented. You cannot connect your thoughts. They come in and are not processed properly. It’s like having a brain full of cotton.” — Jennifer Parrett Piel
She walked into a room, came to an abrupt stop, not remembering only moments ago, her reasoning for going there. She called Dog with The Fog for moral support as she laid down, cried, and said, "Not again!"
by Newton Noodles February 12, 2017
When a girl is surrounded by good men but she doesn't see them so she often has a propensity to end up with less desirable options who don't treat her right.
by TheRealDaVinchi March 29, 2023