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Posted On: August 7th 2026, 09:48 pm

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5’1” and 5’10” trying to have eye to eye conversations.

Funny, height humour

Comments (8)

blaircbc

2 months ago

blaircbc

Omg 😂😂

stevieflyguytravels

2 months ago

stevieflyguytravels

😂

emilyrhiannonmallett

2 months ago

emilyrhiannonmallett

Hahahaha so good

youyesyou

2 months ago

youyesyou

Hahaha I love this

hp.raap

2 months ago

hp.raap

😂😂😂

brittanyguest

2 months ago

brittanyguest

😂😂😂

heychildstaywild

2 months ago

heychildstaywild

short queens rise up!!!! 😂😂

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I have a tough financial decision to make. I took Hubbard in to see the ophthalmologist, to find out if he's a candidate for cataract surgery to restore his sight. Luckily, he is. But here's the catch. The doctor said he's had these cataracts for years and years and the dumbed down version that I could understand is it makes his eyes weaker. The surgery is still an option, but the success rates are at 70% instead of the 90% expected for most dogs.
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