"woof" was meant to be a compliment. Unlike dogs, wolves do not bark. However, on rare occasions a wolf will utter one "woof" to other wolves. Basically it means "Red alert!", "Did you see/hear that?", etc. It sounds exactly like a large dog "woof". For me "woof" is reserved for wolves, and this model is hung like a wolf.
woof no way i dont see him extremly very very hairy to call him wooff reserved only for very hairy masculine manly very hairy men but anyway,i will say damn ,Mr.Floppy over 55 years old mna he still has it yeah!
clode06 15 years ago
Wonderful !!!
Wolf10in 15 years ago
"woof" was meant to be a compliment. Unlike dogs, wolves do not bark. However, on rare occasions a wolf will utter one "woof" to other wolves. Basically it means "Red alert!", "Did you see/hear that?", etc. It sounds exactly like a large dog "woof". For me "woof" is reserved for wolves, and this model is hung like a wolf.
vergudon 15 years ago
woof no way i dont see him extremly very very hairy to call him wooff reserved only for very hairy masculine manly very hairy men but anyway,i will say damn ,Mr.Floppy over 55 years old mna he still has it yeah!
Bob_n_Portland 15 years ago
woof