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You have to be proactive here.  As well as having Derri Boots two sizes bigger to accomodate all legs, you also need to smear the sensitive area with axle grease prior to the act.




You sure know your "Stuff" Murray.
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Without intending any offence to my favourite people north of the border, I have been led to believe that Scotsmen mumble when they are servicing sheep. This is not a speech defect, but simply because they have to hold the kilt up with their chin.

 



You are so wrong.  That is what kilt pins are for.  It just hurts a bit sticking it through your tongue.
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Thanks for the axle grease tip, Murray, I’ll be sure to apply it liberally the next time my Border Collie is "herding" sheep.
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Just to spoil the flow, you are both incorrect. Sarcasm is a ’genre’ consisting of a number of sub genres. Pathos, Hyperbole and Irony to name but three.

Don’t send loose coin as it falls out of the envelope!




Alright Mike, Sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit...but...it’s by far the funniest.

A situation may be desperate but never serious
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Aye,the best solutions are always the simplest. I should point out that the victim of the wee beasties is my Border Collie, not I. Honest!


I bought a small packet from the Chemist in Golspie.  The best Tick Removers I have ever used.

Two removers in the pack.  Small one for the baby ticks and a large one for the Chubby ticks.

Made in France.

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