Inexcuseable's got herself a new job.
She'll be working at the vetinary surgery up the road. I'm not sure that this is a very good idea due to the unusual pets people seem to keep around here. I think it's something to do with the couple of Cusp portals in the area that have worn a bit thin. Although I can't think how this happened...
* cough cough *
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Then there's number 34's griffin. Usually it's pretty placid as long as it's got enough cuttlebone and a dangling mirror to peck at. Most people in the neighbourhood know not to leave their kids and/or pets in the garden unsupervised when its cage is being cleaned out (and we know when this is about to occur due to the delivery of a lorry-load of industrial strength sandpaper to line the bottom of the massive cage).
I hear they also de-flea Black Shuck and try and get a de-worming tablet down his throat every six months or so. So far they've only lost two nurses, which is a pretty acceptable loss if you ask me. Ooh, I wonder if that's why Inexcuseable's got the job...?
Maybe Mr Patel can hire Kali to milk the herd?
ReplyDelete"Many hands make light work."
John Heywood, 1546
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ReplyDeleteI mentioned your suggestion, LX, but it seems Kali's on holiday in Fuengirola for two weeks. I think the cow may explode before she's back!
ReplyDeleteQuite, Norma. The loss of only two vet nurses to Black Shuck's vicious temper leads me to disbelief, too.
I am concerned about the type of fleas that inhabit the coat of the Black Shuck. I have a hunch that a simple dose of Frontline will prove to be too feeble.
ReplyDeleteWhat is your recommendation?
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Is she running a flea circus on the side?
ReplyDeleteMs Scarlet: Napalm. And plenty of it!
ReplyDeleteMJ: She'd better have a long whip and a stout chair to train those fleas.
"long whip and stout ..." - that's her, that's MJ !
ReplyDeleteMago: For the second time in as many days: Bwah hah hah hah haa!
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