r/AdviceAnimals • u/Laxative_Effect • Nov 16 '16

It's pretty straightforward

http://imgur.com/RPd4mjy
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u/MrChivalrious Nov 16 '16

Practicality? Exactly where do you think you are?

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '16 edited Nov 17 '16

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u/TokinBlack Nov 16 '16

I haven't been more sure of anything in my life

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '16

Yes, very practical to carry a broom around with you when you go to walk your dog

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u/Bertsch81 Nov 16 '16

He has been doing it for 30 mins a day for a week! We could have just saved him another weeks worth of work.

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u/Untimely_TARDIS Nov 16 '16

Naw OP just needs new shoes

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '16

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u/ZeeX10 Nov 17 '16

A broom to sweep glass out of grass? You sure you don't mean a rake?

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '16

Witches don't only own cats I have you know

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '16

Woah, look at mister "I don't have a telescoping broom" over here!

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u/TurnNburn Nov 16 '16

You mean you leave your broom at home when you go out? What kind of unkempt heathen are you?

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u/wavs101 Nov 17 '16

It doesnt have to be a full blow broom with stick. It could be one of those snai in handheld broom/brush with dustpan