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Your stories on The Devil's Pillows, please.
Suggested by PsychoChomp
( , Thu 6 May 2010, 13:21)
Your stories on The Devil's Pillows, please.
Suggested by PsychoChomp
( , Thu 6 May 2010, 13:21)
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I said there was a third.
This one is also distasteful. The rat was between a nice pair of young ones and the Papillon story was just a bit nasty and quite scary. This one is just laughable so I'll keep it brief:
It, once again, features an older woman (this time well into her dotage). She had brought a King Charles Spaniel in for examination and on close inspection there was a high degree of suspicion that this dog was suffering with a form of parasitic mange. As this can be zoonotic (transmissible to humans), I duly asked if she (the owner) had any suspicious symptoms of little red itchy spots. The answer was verbal and visual: She lifted up her blouse and said "Oh yes dear, right here, have a look". Fortunately this was a brief encounter, and I could then get on with the more useful job of making sure she took her ailment to her GP.
Thats about it; three tales, and hopefully never to be repeated.
( , Sun 9 May 2010, 10:26, Reply)
I said there was a third.
This one is also distasteful. The rat was between a nice pair of young ones and the Papillon story was just a bit nasty and quite scary. This one is just laughable so I'll keep it brief:
It, once again, features an older woman (this time well into her dotage). She had brought a King Charles Spaniel in for examination and on close inspection there was a high degree of suspicion that this dog was suffering with a form of parasitic mange. As this can be zoonotic (transmissible to humans), I duly asked if she (the owner) had any suspicious symptoms of little red itchy spots. The answer was verbal and visual: She lifted up her blouse and said "Oh yes dear, right here, have a look". Fortunately this was a brief encounter, and I could then get on with the more useful job of making sure she took her ailment to her GP.
Thats about it; three tales, and hopefully never to be repeated.
( , Sun 9 May 2010, 10:26, Reply)
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