Communication breakdown....

CorvusCorax

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Was late back this evening and told bloke we have looking after the place to just chuck two big Asda turkey drumsticks over the fence for the dogs at their teatime rather than him have to fanny about with bowls and food and measurements for each dog.

Gave him the packets earlier, said 'just cut them open and throw them over, they'll grab one each, you won't even have to go in'.

Got home, took them for a hoon, thought they were a bit hyper and needy for having had such a big meal - so went to check and bloke was covered in nicks from a knife.

Bless him, he thought I meant to cut 'open' the bones and just give them the meat, not cut open the packet! So after retrieving bones from the bin, doggies finally got a very late tea :o poor bloke was very apologetic and so was I, kebbabing himself on the knife :o
 
It has some advantages too i've not had a visit from a religious movement that arrive in pairs, since one Sunday morning years ago on my front patio, they rounded the corner to find a mad woman with an axe chopping a chicken to bits and throwing the bits to some keen dogs. I don't think their theology could cope with that one! They walked straight past and have never been back since!!!
 
Bella threw up chicken bones everywhere last night. You're lucky I'm patient, and I'm lucky I got fed up with B being annoying and she burping and farting like a trooper - brought them in for company, but slung them out at 1am, my timing is impeccable and my head is still attached to my shoulders, which would not have been the case had she puked in the house :o :p
 
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