Robsk II Posted 16 December, 2008 Share Posted 16 December, 2008 Anyone lost one? Maybe a labrador retriever. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robsk II Posted 16 December, 2008 Author Share Posted 16 December, 2008 After two hours in total with said hound, panic over. It turns out it belonged to some crazy who lives round the corner. I only know who she is because she always 'parks' about 20 yards from the kerb, often at a crazy angle. Genuinely the consistently worst parking I've ever seen; makes the road hard to get past sometimes. She can be 5 foot out from the bay, I jest not. I often silently rage at her as I have to squeeze past on a road where it shouldn't be needed. She also sometimes appears to fill the back of her car with.. well. Loads of random ****, to the brim. Altogether eccentric, I had already assumed. I got a call, said I'd bring her doggie back, turns out the woman is a "white witch", according to a new or previously unnoticed sign next to her door. A larger, late 30-something woman opened the door to a house filled with cats and random stuff. I am pretty sure she lived alone. She asked if I wanted to come in. No, I said. No thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dog Posted 16 December, 2008 Share Posted 16 December, 2008 You should've crushed the labrador with your foot live on a webcam. Just for Jesus. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Master Bates Posted 16 December, 2008 Share Posted 16 December, 2008 After two hours in total with said hound, panic over. It turns out it belonged to some crazy who lives round the corner. I only know who she is because she always 'parks' about 20 yards from the kerb, often at a crazy angle. Genuinely the consistently worst parking I've ever seen; makes the road hard to get past sometimes. She can be 5 foot out from the bay, I jest not. I often silently rage at her as I have to squeeze past on a road where it shouldn't be needed. She also sometimes appears to fill the back of her car with.. well. Loads of random ****, to the brim. Altogether eccentric, I had already assumed. I got a call, said I'd bring her doggie back, turns out the woman is a "white witch", according to a new or previously unnoticed sign next to her door. A larger, late 30-something woman opened the door to a house filled with cats and random stuff. I am pretty sure she lived alone. She asked if I wanted to come in. No, I said. No thanks. Can she go to St Marys Stadium? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
saint_stevo Posted 16 December, 2008 Share Posted 16 December, 2008 Saint Keiths mrs? was she ungrateful you took it home? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pancake Posted 16 December, 2008 Share Posted 16 December, 2008 Yeah, but would you? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robsk II Posted 16 December, 2008 Author Share Posted 16 December, 2008 She was fat. No. It was weird altogether. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Penfold Posted 16 December, 2008 Share Posted 16 December, 2008 Shoot the dog Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hatch Posted 16 December, 2008 Share Posted 16 December, 2008 Burn her! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robsk II Posted 16 December, 2008 Author Share Posted 16 December, 2008 OK to both the above. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robsk II Posted 18 December, 2008 Author Share Posted 18 December, 2008 The fruitcake woman phoned me today for some reason, as she had my home number from when I called her. Said "thanks for looking after my dog". I wanted to say "Right, ye[, we covered that already. Bye!" but I didn't want her to hex me. As it was, I just said "that's no problem" or something, then there was an awkward silence for a while unteil I said "OK, nice of you to call, bye". It was a little scary. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
saint_stevo Posted 18 December, 2008 Share Posted 18 December, 2008 The fruitcake woman phoned me today for some reason, as she had my home number from when I called her. Said "thanks for looking after my dog". I wanted to say "Right, ye[, we covered that already. Bye!" but I didn't want her to hex me. As it was, I just said "that's no problem" or something, then there was an awkward silence for a while unteil I said "OK, nice of you to call, bye". It was a little scary. Does she know your a ginger vest wearer? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robsk II Posted 18 December, 2008 Author Share Posted 18 December, 2008 She saw me when I took her dog back, and she saw that I was not wearing a vest - at least, she could be sure I was wearing other things over one if I was - and that I am not ginger. You'd think that by your age you could base your concepts upon some form of experiential learning. A toddler might assume someone wearing something once might always wear it, but an adult - well, it's more likely a sign of a rather lacking intellect. Furthermore, I would understand mockong vest wearing were it inappropriate, but if there is ever an appropriate time and place to wear one, it is during exercise on a hot day. Who knows, though. I bow to your superior knowledge. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ericofarabia Posted 18 December, 2008 Share Posted 18 December, 2008 After two hours in total with said hound, panic over. It turns out it belonged to some crazy who lives round the corner. I only know who she is because she always 'parks' about 20 yards from the kerb, often at a crazy angle. Genuinely the consistently worst parking I've ever seen; makes the road hard to get past sometimes. She can be 5 foot out from the bay, I jest not. I often silently rage at her as I have to squeeze past on a road where it shouldn't be needed. She also sometimes appears to fill the back of her car with.. well. Loads of random ****, to the brim. Altogether eccentric, I had already assumed. I got a call, said I'd bring her doggie back, turns out the woman is a "white witch", according to a new or previously unnoticed sign next to her door. A larger, late 30-something woman opened the door to a house filled with cats and random stuff. I am pretty sure she lived alone. She asked if I wanted to come in. No, I said. No thanks. Must be difficult making the adjustment from Flying on a Broomstick to driving a and having to park a car I'm intrigued by the sign next to the front door ... was it an advert like "I'm a witch and if you want somebody turned into a newt, or a cure for being ginger , call 02380123456 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scott_saints Posted 18 December, 2008 Share Posted 18 December, 2008 Furthermore, I would understand mockong vest wearing were it inappropriate, but if there is ever an appropriate time and place to wear one, it is during exercise on a hot day. You are wrong. There is never an appropriate time to wear a vest. Well, that's not strictly true I suppose. If someone offers you the choice to wear a pink mini skirt or a vest, I'd go for the vest. But there aren't many other acceptable situations that I can think of. Oh, and you spelt "mocking" wrong. I thought better of you Robert. Scott e-dawg xx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robsk II Posted 18 December, 2008 Author Share Posted 18 December, 2008 Sorry Scotty, I believe that's more of a typographical error than a spelling mistake, as such. I will endeavour to do better in the future. As for vests, I do understand that outside of the exercise scene, there is little excuse ever, but then, that doesn't apply to me. Either way, better than a yellow jacket. ericofarabia, the sign does say "white witch", and does have a number I think. I didn't stick around to read it, but it probably says **** like 'tarot' and crap like that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scott_saints Posted 18 December, 2008 Share Posted 18 December, 2008 Sorry Scotty, I believe that's more of a typographical error than a spelling mistake, as such. I will endeavour to do better in the future. As for vests, I do understand that outside of the exercise scene, there is little excuse ever, but then, that doesn't apply to me. Either way, better than a yellow jacket. Apology accepted. I would never wear a vest OR a yellow jacket. Infact, I consider myself to be a fashion guru of sorts. This would be why Stevo often comments on my tanned work boots. He is clearly jealous that I am the only person with decent shoes about the work place. If you ever need any fashion advice, then I am willing to help. Much love. Scott e-dawg xxx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
saint_stevo Posted 18 December, 2008 Share Posted 18 December, 2008 in my experience, once a vest wearer, always a vest wearer. Those tan boots are a total faux pas, i am probably the best dressed bloke around work scotteh, you know it, the hot *****es around the place know it, and Robsk now knows it. I Rule, you suck. Gok Stevo xxxx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SNSUN Posted 18 December, 2008 Share Posted 18 December, 2008 I once found a dog. Now I live with her. I could be in trouble for that comment... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
saint_stevo Posted 18 December, 2008 Share Posted 18 December, 2008 I once found a dog. Now I live with her. I could be in trouble for that comment... most of us here hate women anyway, we applaud you Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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