Seriously. Grammar Nazis are the absolute worst. The internet is the only place where they can sound smart because they have all the time in the world to correct their stupidity. Who wants to bet this person beats off to grammar corrections?
Aw, that's so cute! You keep it up, sweetie. Also, for the text to have the meaning you suggest, it would have to be punctuated, "...fireplace-eating dog biscuits." As the child of two English teachers, I can tell you that correcting grammar does not help you win friends and influence people.
You know, a comma or two could go a long way here. There's a big difference between This sentence, which implies she was somehow inside a dog biscuit which was capable of eating a fireplace, and what I think was being said, which would read "We found her in the fireplace, eating dog biscuits."
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