May 6, 2011 — The canine commando who was part of the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound has a lot of fans, and now one of them is using Twitter to give the dog a voice.
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"SEAL Dog6" (twitter.com/SEAL_Dog6)
'SEAL Dog6' Speaks, One Tweet At A Time
by Mark Memmott
May 6, 2011 — The canine commando who was part of the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound has a lot of fans, and now one of them is using Twitter to give the dog a voice.He's profane. Certainly not politically correct. And often pretty funny.
Borrowing a page from BronxZoosCobra, someone has gone on Twitter as SEAL_Dog6, the canine commando who was part of the raid on al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden's compound.
We can't pass along some of his tweets in this family-friendly blog, but here are some lines you might find funny:
— "To be honest, I am a little embarrassed by the publicity. Oh, hello cat...gotta run."
— "Let me just say it's a damn shame that I can fight the worst terrorist but can't buy a beer. No ID."
— "If I ride this popularity right and become FB friends with Paris Hilton, maybe she'll adopt me."
— "BRB, gotta go for a walk, if you catch my drift..."
Update at 12:10 p.m. ET: Slate says it has revealed "the Pentagon's top-secret feline special-operations program." And it has a purrfectly appropriate slideshow that "proves" its discovery.
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