Occurring in Act III, scene II, it is one of the most famous lines in all of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar….
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears” …or alternatively…
…Let me lick your ear.”
Friends, Romans, countrymen, let me lick your ear.
Barking, Baffoonery, and Balderdash
Doggedly Yours 
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Cute! 😊
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Thanks …I like your take,on it
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Nope. Owen’s just KEEPING them from getting dirty!
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A bit embarrassing that Wyatt has dirty ears…at least according to Owen.
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With the dogs, I use cotton balls..avoids problems.
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Must feel good. I had a mama and son poodle who used to stay with me and the little boy always licked the inside of his Mama’s ears, too.
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Hee, hee…better than a Q-Tip-tongues are ALWAYS on hand for ear cleanings.
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