Blerg.
Sore froat.
Time to lubricate it.
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Proffers hot BM shots for brekkie
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Anyone fancy a hug? It is, apparently, National Hug Day.
(Who decides these things?)
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Gawds alone know but I feel hugs are always a good thing
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Amalgamated Association of People Youâd Really Rather Not Hug You?
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What a horrible thought! I agree with Twellsy that hugs are a good thing but not with the âalwaysâ, I can definitely think of quite a few people with whom hugs would not be at all a good thing.
âŚwanders off shuddering.
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Pore Sparrer.
Blek. I can think of few things more disgusting (a patent lie, as those who know me well will attest).
Somewhere, closer than you might imagine, a boa constrictor grins quietly to itselfâŚ
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Good point TFM
Cellerati however are always welcome to hug/be hugged
Shudders at the memory of some putative huggers who wanted to hug and kiss the peeler woman
Asks Darrington to heat the gin lake to just below the temperature of alcohol evaporation so a disinfecting swim may be enjoyed
I think it will be the alpaca one piece for my swim
Squeakwinns are mandatory on my swimwear
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Gus
I have snake sat for our neighbours
A ball python no less
He is beautiful and has the most gorgeous soft skin - not scaly just satiny smooth and warm to touch
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Twellsy dere, I think those AntiBs are disagreeing with you
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Snakes is lovely.
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Being from Ireland I was always worried about snakes
Now I have met one they ainât as bad as I thunked
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⌠St. Patrick was a Big Girlâs Blouse.
Amazed he left you the mice, to be honest ( no moles, though)
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They donât tell you that St P was the only one who saw the snakes in the first place.
I may or may not have made my first post on the old BBC boards (âI think Helen is wonderful and Iâd like to give her a great big hugâ) under the nym of Cuddles the Boa ConstrictorâŚ
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The first snake I encountered in the wild was on a island: a grass-snake on the Isle of Wight.
The first lizard I encountered in the wild was on the island of Ireland. It was outside a small village near Wexford, sitting on a stone minding its own business, and left as soon as it noticed me.
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They do if they are honest; there have never been snakes on Ireland, and only one sort of lizard.
I am slightly surprised that somebody didnât smuggle vipers in there at some point and leave them to settle into the empty ecological niche there is.
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Instantly caught and turned into stobhach?
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We have the only viviparous lizard in the Common lizard here
Gorgeous wee things
Suffering due to us causing habitat loss
ETA
We have vipers aplenty
They inhabit the Dail
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I canât do Snakes or Rats- they give me the screaming abdabs
I canât do Newts in drinks,eitherâŚ
Froat & ears not great here, either , & sneezing is coming along nicely
Carinthia.xx
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Oh bugrit, Dahlink.
Lots of fluids. As well as the Medicinal Pitchers.
Gxxx
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