When i was young I would often deface billboard
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When i was young I would often deface billboard hoardings by painting nude pictures over the female bodies. They called me the quick change artist. I think they knew who it was but
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toning up their shirts each time they looked at the billboards with the nude pictures on them. See, I had a plan. I would dress them all very neatly and then subject them to
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the love of my 2 pet dogs. No tailoring would withstand the slobbering of 2 demented and overjoyed mutts. It was a plan and I'd had worse. After they'd rolled in dead rat, my dogs
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rolled in a dead cat, then they'd found a dead human and rolled in that, they rolled in a dead whale, my dogs snuck into a morgue and rolled around on every cadaver
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. "We're on a roll" they deadpanned. The two mutts yucked it up. But the audience was pretty stiff. Then my dogs launched into their 'bury the stiff' routine. Bowser said, "A bear
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Almost entered the room." Max said, "This is a dog house!" Umbrellas knocked at the door of my house.
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Max pointed a paw at the sign near the door: No umbrellas allowed inside the dog house. Duh! He couldn't believe they hadn't seen it. The unexpected guests lowered themselves
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and hopped sheepishly outside. "So much for man's best friend," the first said to the second. "But we're not men," The second replied, "We're umbrellas." "Who's side are you on?"
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"I'm on the sunny side," said Umbrella #2. The two umbrellas hopped along in silence, too depressed to speak. "Try to open up a little," suggested Umbrella #1. Umbrella #2 would
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need help to get a handle on life before it folded on them both. Umbrellas stand up for each other especially when times are tough, and this was no exception. "Got you covered."
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- Started
- 2012-08-31 09:54:28
- Finished
- 2016-07-20 00:57:06
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SlimWhitman Jul 20 2016 @ 03:15
:-) :-) :-) Puppylove & Umbrellalove coming your way.
Woab Jul 20 2016 @ 13:07
For the first time in my life, I kinda wish I was an umbrella.