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  • SINNETT
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    I haven't been around the site for some time but we had friends around for dinner last night and got talking about some of the really odd things you see as you go through life.

    I thought this may be a good topic, so here goes with a couple.

    In rural China one day as I was driving up the road I saw something in the distance and couldn't make it out. As I got closer it turned out to be a man on a bicycle with a live pig on his back as though it was a child.

    Was it his favourite pig and he was taking it out for the day? /unsure.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’unsure.gif’ />

    Who knows, but over twenty years have passed and I still remember it vividly!!!!

    ……………………………;

    Again, many years ago I lived in Gibraltar. It was a very small community and their TV station was only on for a couple of hours of each day. Of course they had the News, and in the finest tradition of the BBC it was read by a very serious man in a suit, sitting behind a desk with a clock on the wall to confirm it was the “six o-clock” news.
    One evening he was part way through the bulletin when the clock fell on his head and knocked him out. /ph34r.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’ph34r.gif’ /> /ph34r.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’ph34r.gif’ /> ……………………………

    Lots of strange things have happened here since we arrived in this small community, and life is very different. We don't waste any food as our neighbours keep chickens.

    One day we had nearly finished a really soft piece of Brie cheese and I asked Paul to put the rest out for the chickens. He did, but left in one large piece.

    Some time later I returned home to see a chicken running up the road with a large piece of cheese firmly stuch on it's beak!!!! /biggrin.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’biggrin.gif’ />

    I hope these will spark some similar “odd” sights from you all.

    Bye for now

    VEGAS LADY
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    I worked in a department store for a number of years and some of the things the public get up to are unbelievable. I have seen many sad things and many, many funny ones…….This is one of the funny ones.

    At Christmas time I was in the habbit of going into the store two hours before it opened to plan the day and try to catch up with my paper work. As I walked onto the top floor I got the feeling that all was not well and I could smell alcohol and there was a funny noise coming from Santa's Grotto. At that time of the morning there was only me and a couple of loading bay men in the store,(Deptarment stores are very creepy when empty) <img src='style_emoticons//ohmy.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’ohmy.gif’ /> switching on all the lights and taking a deep breath I made my way over to the Grotto and went in……….

    The whole place was in disaray, and sleeping off the effects of last nights drink in the middle of the animated display ( Snow White and the Seven Dawf's that year )was a tramp. I called down for the men off the loading bay to come up but noboby could wake him and in the end we had to call for the police who just lifted him up from Snow Whites feet and carried him away…..One of the policemen had the idea that if we started the moving display off and sent him round to a few bars of Winter Wonder Land it might wake him….. <img src='style_emoticons//laugh.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’laugh.gif’ />

    How did he get in the Grotto……… He had made his way up the fire escape onto the roof and into one of the large air shafts and fallen through into the Grotto below.

    He gave me one hell of a shock but it was so funny to see.

    Margaret

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    WELL I DONT KNOW WHETHER I SHOULD WRITE THIS ONE,
    BUT MAYBE I WILL.

    YEARS AND YEARS AGO WHEN I WAS A WEE SLIP OF A GIRL, I TRAVELLED
    TO SOUTH AFRICA ON MY OWN. IT WAS A CHARTER FLIGHT AND AS SUCH
    I HAD TO FLY TO LUXEMBOURG AND THEREONAFTER IT TOOK ANOTHER DAY
    OR SO VIA KHARTOUM BEFORE WE ARRIVED IN LOURENCO MARQUES. NOW
    KNOWN AS MOZAMBIQUE.

    ON ARRIVING AT THE VERY PLUSH 'POLANO HOTEL' SOME OF THE GIRLS ON THE FLIGHT WHO WERE TRAVELLING ON
    TO DURBAN BY TRAIN IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNING, ASKED IF THEY COULD BUNK IN MY ROOM FOR THE NIGHT.
    THAT WAS FINE BY ME. I WAS BEING MET THE FOLLOWING DAY AND
    BEING DRIVEN BY CAR TO JOHANNESBURG.

    THE NEXT MORNING I WAS AWOKEN BY THE GIRLS LEAVING AND SAYING
    GOODBYE.

    IT WAS MENTIONED TO ME (ALTHOUGH I HARDLY HEARD OR UNDERSTOOD
    WHAT WAS BEING SAID), THAT THERE HAD BEEN AN ACCIDENT IN THE BATHROOM. WHEN I FINALLY AWOKE AND WENT INTO THE BATHROOM
    I SAW A TOILET STACKED HIGH WITH PAPER. BEMUSED, I COULD NOT UNDER-STAND WHY THEY HAD NOT FLUSHED THE LOO. I EVENTUALLY FOUND
    A BUTTON (NOT LIKE THE CHAIN WHICH WE HAD AT HOME), PRESSED IT HARD,
    ONLY TO FIND THAT IT WAS NOT THE LOO, BUT A BIDET!

    WELL, I COULD NOT BELIEVE MY EYES! <img src='style_emoticons//ph34r.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’ph34r.gif’ />

    I THINK YOU CAN GUESS THE REST…..BUT AS BIDETS WERE NOT FAMILIAR
    TO ME AT THAT TIME, THEY WERE OBVIOUSLY NOT FAMILIAR TO MY NEWLY
    FOUND FRIENDS EITHER!

    I HAVE NEVER FORGOTTEN THAT INCIDENT, AND I BET THE GIRLS HAVE NOT
    FORGOTTEN IT TOO. <img src='style_emoticons//laugh.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’laugh.gif’ />

    Sandra
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    <img src='style_emoticons//laugh.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’laugh.gif’ /> That's a funny sight, Jacky !! <img src='style_emoticons//laugh.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’laugh.gif’ />
    Gee, you got around as a youngster, didn't you? <img src='style_emoticons//cool.gif’ border=’0′ style=’vertical-align:middle’ alt=’cool.gif’ />

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