Plotting against me, no doubt.

During a recent pet therapy trip, I had a little trouble convincing
one of the guests that Harlan really enjoys doing tricks for treats.
She kept telling me to "quit teasing that dog!"

I tried to explain that this was one of his favorite games (all the
more beloved because it was the Big Guy what taught him Hop Like A
Bunny, not boring old me), but she wasn't having any of it. Eventually
she gave up on me, disgusted, turned to Harlan and said, "You just go
ahead and bite her hand off, honey."

I guess True Thugness is Hard To Disguise.

"Theresa Willis" wrote in message
...
Plotting against me, no doubt.

During a recent pet therapy trip, I had a little trouble convincing
one of the guests that Harlan really enjoys doing tricks for treats.
She kept telling me to "quit teasing that dog!"

I tried to explain that this was one of his favorite games (all the
more beloved because it was the Big Guy what taught him Hop Like A
Bunny, not boring old me), but she wasn't having any of it. Eventually
she gave up on me, disgusted, turned to Harlan and said, "You just go
ahead and bite her hand off, honey."

LMAO bet that threw you for a loop.

I guess True Thugness is Hard To Disguise.

Yes it is. That's why I embrace mine and boldly display it wherever I go.
Its much easier that way.


--
Tara

Theresa Willis writes:

she gave up on me, disgusted, turned to Harlan and said, "You just go
ahead and bite her hand off, honey."

I guess True Thugness is Hard To Disguise.

Did you pinch her ear for that? Or zap her with the shock collar?


--
So, what do they do in the Finnish Embassy in New Delhi?
Use hand signals? -- Karlo X
http://beable.com

On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 19:39:25 -0500, "Tee"
wrote:

"Theresa Willis" wrote in message
.. .
Plotting against me, no doubt.

During a recent pet therapy trip, I had a little trouble convincing
one of the guests that Harlan really enjoys doing tricks for treats.
She kept telling me to "quit teasing that dog!"

I tried to explain that this was one of his favorite games (all the
more beloved because it was the Big Guy what taught him Hop Like A
Bunny, not boring old me), but she wasn't having any of it. Eventually
she gave up on me, disgusted, turned to Harlan and said, "You just go
ahead and bite her hand off, honey."

LMAO bet that threw you for a loop.

Well, not as much as you might think. This gal is a bit of a
firecracker. She can be pretty funny. I'm not entirely sure if she was
giving Harlan a directive, it just making a joke.

Also, as this is an alzheimer facility, I actually like getting any
sort of comment that shows the client is with us in the here-and-now.
So mostly I thought it was funny and cool. But then, it should be
admitted, my outlook on life could be considered a little bent.

On 01 Dec 2004 11:40:55 +1000, Brian Eable
wrote:

Theresa Willis writes:

she gave up on me, disgusted, turned to Harlan and said, "You just go
ahead and bite her hand off, honey."

I guess True Thugness is Hard To Disguise.

Did you pinch her ear for that? Or zap her with the shock collar?

Oh, I'm not giving away all my training secrets, thank you very much.

Theresa Willis writes:

Also, as this is an alzheimer facility, I actually like getting any
sort of comment that shows the client is with us in the here-and-now.
So mostly I thought it was funny and cool. But then, it should be
admitted, my outlook on life could be considered a little bent.

LET'S ALL CHIP IN TO GET TERRI SOME PANELBEATING! Why should she have
to roll around "a little bent"? Send me your donations, and I'll
arrange for some large men with hammers to head over to Kansas and
beat her back into shape!



--
So, what do they do in the Finnish Embassy in New Delhi?
Use hand signals? -- Karlo X
http://beable.com

"Brian Eable" wrote in message
...
Theresa Willis writes:

Also, as this is an alzheimer facility, I actually like getting any
sort of comment that shows the client is with us in the here-and-now.
So mostly I thought it was funny and cool. But then, it should be
admitted, my outlook on life could be considered a little bent.

LET'S ALL CHIP IN TO GET TERRI SOME PANELBEATING! Why should she have
to roll around "a little bent"? Send me your donations, and I'll
arrange for some large men with hammers to head over to Kansas and
beat her back into shape!

I like "a little bent." Its not as good as crooked but its close. Think
about it this way, she's more easily identifiable when out in public.

--
Tara

"Tee" wrote
snip
Yes it is. That's why I embrace mine and boldly display it wherever I go.
Its much easier that way.


You know, we really need tshirts or bumper stickers or something.

--
-Andrea Stone
Saorsa Basenjis
http://home1.gte.net/res0s12z/
The Trolls Nest - greenmen, goblins & gargoyle wall art
www.trollsnest.com

Brian Eable wrote in message ...
Theresa Willis writes:

Also, as this is an alzheimer facility, I actually like getting any
sort of comment that shows the client is with us in the here-and-now.
So mostly I thought it was funny and cool. But then, it should be
admitted, my outlook on life could be considered a little bent.

LET'S ALL CHIP IN TO GET TERRI SOME PANELBEATING! Why should she have
to roll around "a little bent"? Send me your donations, and I'll
arrange for some large men with hammers to head over to Kansas and
beat her back into shape!

Yeah. Good luck with that.

On 01 Dec 2004 14:23:36 +1000, Brian Eable
wrote:

LET'S ALL CHIP IN TO GET TERRI SOME PANELBEATING! Why should she have
to roll around "a little bent"? Send me your donations, and I'll
arrange for some large men with hammers to head over to Kansas and
beat her back into shape!

ITYM, "go to work on her with a pair of pliers and a blow torch."