Help m

Red dov optimised

Dog

God help u

Turn pages off or the red dogs get you

It dogs

Why this feeling that referring to Technic srfrhjg vg Note #5151 will propbably won’t help m?

What is this, Windows 13 beta version from hell?

Looks like the top middle one is the only one who brushed his teeth.

Adobe Distiller is becoming self-aware. Judgment Day will soon occur.

If the thing with white teeth is dog, what are the other things with red teeth?

This is dog cloned.

@ DrLex | 4:13 am: And on the 7th day, Distiller creates wtf instead of pdf

The computer has a virus. Its name is “distemper”.

This is wife! I am turned off with small dog.

Thidot? No, it’s spelled “Fido”.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was Dog.

To stop printing, press paws.

My Dog! MyDog! Why have you forsaken me?

This is dome? This is dumb!

These instructions give me a biting pain in the ar$3.

What a load of dog shirt!

Note 5151 : You’ve already had too much to drink.

Dominate Text Option? Is that 50 Shades thing still going on?

This is your dog. This is your dog on drugs.
Any questions?

The people in Dome 281610 knew there was something funny about the neighbors.

Error 404: Cats not found

Changing the lease? More like changing the leash, amirite?

Hello?

Yes, this is dog.

In Soviet Russia, dog walks you.

100% Woof

– Do not litter
– Do not help m
– Do not print / press-optimize

Lee printed page 281609 of the printing press manual again.

What happens to your vision when you drink too many cans of Red Bull.

so red. much html. wow.

To optimize, press ‘Ctrl All Dog’ then ‘Esc’ to the ‘Help’ m

Here, Prints! Good boy! Roll over…. OK, now…duplicate! Good dogs, Prints!

No. This is 12 dog!

Looks like hot dog, not dog

This is a hot dog, barked and red from catch up

Hard Times New Roman litter-optimized hot dogs

These are the hounds of Hel…vetica.

Guess which dog flossed?

And I thought the Xbox Red Ring of Death was scary..

CMYK Bitches!!!!

“…blame not the dog” Scat 6.23 is a popular quote among dog lovers, but is frequently taken out of context. It’s actually fairly specific in application.

This dog design is taken from the German 19th century satirical newspaper “Simplicissimus”. How it found its way onto an obscure Japanese t-shirt beats me.

Whoever designed this shirt needs to work on their programming skills.

Some of those dogs are on top of each other.

The fact that this message ends with “Help m” takes it beyond humorously terrifying into full-on nightmare fuel.