A pound of chocolate should kill your dog, if thats what you are looking too do, since you listed all those bad thing you fed her. Chocolate has a chemical in it called throbroxine (not the right word) that acts like a poison to the dog because it hard to digest and as the dog eats chocolate it chemical builds up. If you feed your dog chocolate in moderation itll prob live, but a lump sum as aforementioned should kill the dog.

This kills the dog.

Different breeds are effected by chocolate differently. A little bit of chocolate may not hurt any dog, it's usually only if they eat a lot of it that they'll get sick and die.

what would you say if i have feed her a bowl of cocoa puffs for dinner. Also we feed her cake and ice cream whenever its someones birthday, we always have a chocolate type of cake and sometimes ice cream thats chocolate too..........god we are going to hell if she ever did die because of it

A pound of chocolate should kill your dog, if thats what you are looking too do, since you listed all those bad thing you fed her. Chocolate has a chemical in it called throbroxine (not the right word) that acts like a poison to the dog because it hard to digest and as the dog eats chocolate it chemical builds up. If you feed your dog chocolate in moderation itll prob live, but a lump sum as aforementioned should kill the dog.

This kills the dog.

To be fair, who hacks through a browser? That's just asking for tight security. You target the stupid people who will click ads or download without checking. If you're getting a browser attack, the attacker is most likely doing it for fun or challenge, and will go ahead and make it beat even chrome before he releases it.

"that just asks for tight security".
You do realize plenty of companies will hire these people as security consultants, right?
And tighter security is usually better.

You do realize that people hired as security consultants aren't going to be releasing viruses into the wild or hacking into private lives? No, you prove you can do it to the company, not some random citizen. That's what gets you a job.
Why did you even bring up such a ridiculous point? It's obvious that we weren't talking about security consultants, but malicious intent attackers. If we were talking security consultants, this would have been a null issue.

must mean you hold your hand at a weird angle.

ive been told i hold a pencil or pen wrong, like i hold it near the edge than on the actual pencil/pen

Thanks for that reaction pic!...makes me laugh each time I pass it when scrolling the comments and checking to see if the gif loaded.