dim@cbuxc.UUCP (Dennis McKiernan) (01/08/85)
[Actually from Daniel Kian Mc Kiernan]
If the wild hack dogs can be tamed, they could be used to form a
formidable army, but I don't think that they can be.
I've tried dropping tripe; the wild hack dog ignored it. I tried blowing
a whistle; that didn't seem to work either (but there may be more than one
whistle for all I know). Any ideas?roy@gitpyr.UUCP (Roy J. Mongiovi) (01/11/85)
> > [Actually from Daniel Kian Mc Kiernan] > > If the wild hack dogs can be tamed, they could be used to form a > formidable army, but I don't think that they can be. > I've tried dropping tripe; the wild hack dog ignored it. I tried blowing > a whistle; that didn't seem to work either (but there may be more than one > whistle for all I know). Any ideas? Well, I know that there is a scroll of taming, although I don't know its characteristics. That sounds like a good bet to me. -- Roy J. Mongiovi. Office of Computing Services. User Services. Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta GA 30332. (404) 894-6163 ...!{akgua, allegra, amd, hplabs, ihnp4, masscomp, ut-ngp}!gatech!gitpyr!roy Who me? I'm not even a REAL modo, I'm only a quasi-modo.
holmes@dalcs.UUCP (Ray Holmes) (01/11/85)
> > [Actually from Daniel Kian Mc Kiernan] > > If the wild hack dogs can be tamed, they could be used to form a > formidable army, but I don't think that they can be. > I've tried dropping tripe; the wild hack dog ignored it. I tried blowing > a whistle; that didn't seem to work either (but there may be more than one > whistle for all I know). Any ideas? Throwing food directly at the dog has never failed me, but I've never been able to get a (formerly) wild dog to follow me down the stairs. Ray