Foxyboy43
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Soooo said beloved daughter, looking me in the eye as only a child can do, can you keep Molly (her dog) next weekend, please? Sure thing, darling I said for are you not my only daughter, the fruit of my loins and dearer to me than anything? (well, maybe not Malt Whiskey, or Rioja, or Guinness but certainly a close fourth-ish). Simultaneously I made a mental note to not be seen, dead or otherwise, by anyone I know with said pooch, for pooch it is, in fact the wee bast it is a walking grooming parlour and what little street cred I have left would be nuked if any of my hairy-arsed dear pals saw me with her. Of course and not for the first time, when said weekend arrived so did Molly, and only seconds after daughter had left, Mrs FB fixed looked me in the eye and announced that this little mutt princess was my responsibility and mine alone. What luck!

yes my friends, this was the M word, in all her pampered glory.
Well, the weekend just flew, honest! Then, not having crossed the door since the M word arrived, and on her very last day, sadly only with us, I made the fatal (near-fatal, for me - do read on chaps) mistake ofbeing ordered offering to take my elderly lab and the little darling for a walk in our local park. Despite all my forebodings she skipped perfectly alongside my (balaclava-clad, never know who you might meet) manly figure to the point that I actually let her off her pink, diamante (yes-honest) lead and off she trotted alongside the old girl. What fun! Or it was until the old girl remembered the glar-hole, for those of you who are not familiar with this word think - liquid mud.
The result of course was inevitable:-

Needless to say just as Idragged the wee bast arrived home so did my darling daughter, along with her adoring husband and two kids. Words fail but do try to imagine chaps how well the afternoon went. Bless!



yes my friends, this was the M word, in all her pampered glory.
Well, the weekend just flew, honest! Then, not having crossed the door since the M word arrived, and on her very last day, sadly only with us, I made the fatal (near-fatal, for me - do read on chaps) mistake of
The result of course was inevitable:-

Needless to say just as I