@$@%#%@$%@#^!!!!!
Fecking dog went to say hello to the skunk again. Just as I was leaving the shower, too.
He shakes his head, he's throwing himself into the ground, rubbing himself through grass. It looks like he's miserable.
Serves you right, you bloody mutt, I grumble. Can you take a hint? She doesn't like you!
The house reeks. Hotel?
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Maybe you should let the dog sleep (and stink) a night in the garden before you wash him next time, so to literally rub it under his nose. If he's not completely learning resistant (you never know with dogs) he might finally learn his lesson. If not, adopt the skunk and sell the dog to a korean restaurant glue factory. *vbeg*
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Birdie
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The skunk is not in the new house, which we own. It's in the old house, which we rent.
Have I mentioned that I'm not happy with the rental management company? (That's a pertinent fact, right there.)
I have to admit that I was considering feeding the skunk. Then I found out that our next-door neighbour found little skunk babies in her garage, and I reconsidered. Even though now I know that our skunk is a working mom.
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Easy answer: smell funny ^_^
Now would you please all walk downwind? :P
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And if I get sprayed, you may just get me flying over there to give you a big, soggy, stinky hug.
(Hey, I would get tons of space on the airplane!)
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Poor dog.
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Since skunks are at the rented house, when is your target date to move to the house you bought? Perhaps you can accelerate that date!!!
Birdie
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He was plastered against the glass door, last I looked.
Target date to move is around the 15th, so we still have some time left.
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