Walking up the High Street in Tunbridge Wells, I see a couple with a large Newfoundland dog – no more than a pup really. They have stopped and are chatting to a woman with a profusion of long, grey hair, chunky thighs encased in red corduroy, and a matching fair isle jumper and hat. The woman is gesturing enthusiastically and as I pass, I hear her say the following:
“I mean that dog, to me, is beautiful. That dog, to me, is a child. I mean you can get close to it like a child.”
The canine in question lies prostrate on the pavement, oblivious to the woman's words, which is just as well; she sounds ridiculous.
* Click on the fair isle link - it's worth it.
Tuesday, 4 December 2007
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Those Shetland models look like a family of Mormons.
We get close to ourselves like children ALL THE TIME...
Nothing ridiculous about it...
August
Told you that link was worth a look!
N&P
I guess you had to be there...
Puss
I know what you mean Puss about that woman and her dog.
Well, if I had a dog like that I'd prefer it to children.
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