I dinna mind giraffes, they seem innofensive enough beasts.
Dinna like h*ns mind.
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I dinna mind giraffes, they seem innofensive enough beasts.
Dinna like h*ns mind.
We lived at the cottage when the grandson was little.
Other kids said "birdie" he said "peacock"
The cottage was on an old estate, still with peacocks running wild.
Digestives were "peacock biscuits"
I have witnessed it first hand! Close to 50 years ago and a small DonUnder was taken to a wildlife park somewhere in central Scotland. Must have been whinging or particularly good as senior Unders' pocket was opened long enough to buy me a cappie. Watching the (*******) giraffes and one leaned over to try and get my cone , wise to that I pulled my hand away and the cnt swung it's head up in a way JJ would be proud of and 2 ironed me about 10 feet through the air with it's melon.
Didn't drop my cappie but have had an understandable dislike of the *******s since.
Of course I don't hold that against your wee boy just warn him not to trust the long eyelashed leggy cnts.
Ah
I'm not going to be a giraffe after all, coorse b'astards.
Maybe I'll pick something more cuddly like a scorpion.
This transitioning thing's not all it's cracked up to be.
Went to a restaurant in South Africa that actually served giraffe (on the menu i mean) along with many other exotic things that probably taste like chicken. Was tempted to order it rare as some sort of catharsis but decided against it when i saw the clientele.
Think i am over it now and wont hold my experience against the species.
Also in South Africa there is a genus of vulture that has evolved with no neck feathers and a short beak. It's speciality when encountering a corpse is to enter via the rear and get to the choicest parts at the rear end of the digestive tract. Legend has it if they live a particularly non virtuous life they are reincarnated as huns.
Live and let live i suppose.