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Hearing dog - update



Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
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Brighton, UK
I know this topic is a bit "last year" compared to Kev's career but I wanted to let everyone know that the hearing dog on the train is BACK - I don't fancy its charge anymore, I have to say, I must have been a bit bleary-eyed before - but the little beast LICKED my and 2-3 other people's hands all the way from Farringdon to London Bridge last night. I actually felt jealous when it found some other bloke's hand TASTIER than mine.

It was a very nice act that got everyone smiling, before we all retreated into a book-reading north European froideur after it had got off.

I can NOT vouch for the fact that it listens to MP3 players then taps out the drum rythyms of the music on its lady friend's own bongos however - I didn't see it do that.
 




Trufflehound

Re-enfranchised
Aug 5, 2003
14,127
The democratic and free EU
Man of Harveys said:
I can NOT vouch for the fact that it listens to MP3 players then taps out the drum rythyms of the music on its lady friend's own bongos however - I didn't see it do that.

Well HOW ELSE are they supposed to play "Name That Tune" then? Hmmm?? ???
 




Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
19,027
Brighton, UK
Re: Re: Hearing dog - update

Trufflehound said:
Well HOW ELSE are they supposed to play "Name That Tune" then? Hmmm?? ???
I confused it - firstly, I played it "Eight Miles High" by the Byrds (to which it licked its balls then my hand), then the beautiful slow movement of Beethoven's Ninth - but it f***ed up the adagio completely, the furry little twat. :angry:
 
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Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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Uffern
Re: Re: Re: Re: Hearing dog - update

Trufflehound said:
Never trust a mutt with your adagio. It's safer to keep them on the scherzo.

You might find his Bach is worse than his bite.
 




Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,574
Location Location
Might I suggest you purchase a piece of Tesco value braising steak this weekend. Then before you leave for work (presumably on Tuesday morning), you vigarously massage, grip, rub and caress that steak during the course of the morning. This will almost certainly secure exclusive licking rights to your hand, and yours alone, for the duration of the journey.
 




Barnet Seagull

Luxury Player
Jul 14, 2003
5,987
Falmer, soon...
Easy 10 said:
Might I suggest you purchase a piece of Tesco value braising steak this weekend. Then before you leave for work (presumably on Tuesday morning), you vigarously massage, grip, rub and caress that steak during the course of the morning. This will almost certainly secure exclusive licking rights to your hand, and yours alone, for the duration of the journey.

There is probably an equally attractive alternative closer to hand...




;)
 




Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
19,027
Brighton, UK
Easy 10 said:
Dogs are repelled by pilchards.
I bow down at that sort of knowledge but the decision-making powers of any living creature HAPPY to put its tongue between my fingers on a train cannot be compared with that of any NORMAL creature.
 




Dr Q

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Jul 29, 2004
1,860
Cobbydale
Easy 10 said:
Dogs are repelled by pilchards.

Mine isn't, he loves em (and sardines etc), good for his coat as well!!

Useful back-up when we run out of tripe, theres always a can of pilchards/sardines in the cupboard. Then again I guess anythings better than tripe!!:sick: :sick:
 


Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,574
Location Location
Dr Q said:
Mine isn't, he loves em (and sardines etc), good for his coat as well!!
Doesn't it make his fur into a tomatoey icky mess ?
 




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