I'm going to hell

Jerseygirl:

I'm not so much laughing at the story, more the comment that 'the dog appeared to have made a mistake'. No sh it.

I had the same thought .

Jerseygirl:

I'm not so much laughing at the story, more the comment that 'the dog appeared to have made a mistake'. No sh it.

I had the same thought .

Ok, I lied on the other thread, this is the funniest one I've read for ages.

Ack, least I'll be in good company.

 When guide dogs go bad

is there any room left? i should probably join you  

 Snort. Erm, poor woman, and so on. Snort.

 I must really be tired. I read the thread title as "I'm going to bed".

I do think the poor woman must have been terribly humiliated, but the story has really only been reported for a bit of  giggle I think. Bet she'll be getting a new dog.

as an aside, I find guide dogs absolutly amazing!

Why is there a yellow star on this thread but an orange one on some of the others? 

We used to have two blind men and their dogs come into our pub every morning for a cup of tea (and a bowl of water for the dogs). One day I was filling in the specials board and Mr Somers had to tell me to go into the cellar after I overheard one say to the other 'Will I see you tomorrow?'. Cue a very badly attempt at concealed laughter.

Zebra:

 When guide dogs go bad

This was a motif in late 1970s/early 1980s Italian horror films for some reason - I can think of at least two (Suspiria and The Beyond, for anyone who cares) that featured possessed guide dogs turning on their hapless owners.

I too am going to hell, as it's impossible to read that story without suppressing a giggle - and now that I've been reminded of The Beyond I know what hell looks like. (A lot of unconvincing painted backdrops and shuffling zombies, as I recall, so not that much different).

Jerseygirl:

I'm not so much laughing at the story, more the comment that 'the dog appeared to have made a mistake'. No sh it.