Oooh, rubber gloves, I like where this is going!
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Oooh, rubber gloves, I like where this is going!
From you I can tolerate it, from most guys, not so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by kctiger
Babe is usually used when a guy is talking down to me, but I know you're not, so it's all good. :)
Did I hear beer?
Oh its just kc and Alty again.
Shhh I will sneak out and leave them to there "business"
So your hands don't get dirty. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by kctiger
Silly boy. ;)
Come help me clean then you can have beer and join in our "business". :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 88sunflower
Don't mind us Sunny, plenty of room for another!
I'm on the same situation...
Anyway, here's a weird story that happened today.
This morning, I dreamt that a friend at school (smaller than me whom I know well) was giving me a brown puppy his dog gave birth a couple of weeks before. Delighted, I accepted. He brought the pup to school and I got the chance to meet it for the first time, played with it and had to go to the physics class. After that, I quickly went to his class (his physical education class was over) and put the pup in my bag, taking care that it won't get squashed. Then, I woke up.
I was going out to buy the daily bread, and a puppy appeared from nowhere! It was in the garden. It was a pup of several months old I should say, dirty and had some bruises here and there. Dixy (my female dog) wanted to play with it (it was a male). I knew that we couldn't keep it (broke my heart, it seemed desperately looking for a master). I had to put it out of the garden. Later on, I didn't see it again.
When I came back from school, there it was, waiting in front of the gate. My mother was probably the one who put a bucket near the gate so that the pup couldn't enter the garden by passing underneath it. Until now, the pup is still there, at the gate. I don't know what to do of it. My sister said that it went to the neighbour's, and they put it out too, preventing it from entering their garden by placing a sheet of wood at their gate.
I told my mum to leave it to the MSPCA a while back. She doesn't want for fear that it pees or poops in the car.
:(
*Don't forget, I cannot post pictures for lack of equipment. :(
Exactly, and I have more then one pair of rubber gloves. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kctiger
In America we call "rubber gloves" condoms. Just saying... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Altenweg
Unky, don't you have a dog pound or shelter? Most shelters will come and get the dog from your property.
These are the kind I'm talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by kctiger
Attachment 24898
If you can fit KC junior into those then we need to talk. ;)
Hmmm, There's only the MSPCA... I'll try inform them via internet. Let me try..
You would love me there today. I am a cleanig machine. Just about to do the fish tanks. My little guy is almost off the bus so I won't get much done later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Altenweg
Now about this "business" hmmm now a third wheel. Us, him. Hmm...
A world of possibilities at your fingertips!Quote:
Originally Posted by 88sunflower
Sigh, that of Mauritius doesn't even have a site... the only organisation that I know is PAWS, but it does not go to pick stray dogs... :(
There's no Humane society Unky?Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknown008
Literally, because of the gloves. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kctiger
Unfortunately no, Alty :( I'm out of ideas, and that poor dog is still there. I can't afford adopting it :(
Gloves? Uh kc are you able to fill all the fingers?
Just curious.
I wish I could help Unky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknown008
Is there a number you can all for the MSPCA (was that it?) maybe they can pick up the pup.
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