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@mrchrisaddison Thank God they chose to go with a picture of the castle. http://bit.ly/9IEF0a

So I clicked. And thought - wait, that's Pendennis. And then read the article. And now I'm crying with laughter...

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thinkpink20.livejournal.com

*dying laughing* My dear, dear lord. What made him think it would just be okay to suddenly start humping the dog???!?

*still laughing*

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suzie-shooter.livejournal.com

...because clearly it's an excellent defence mechanism. "Ohnoes, I am being chased by a dog - I know, if I screw it, it will be so surprised it won't bite me." Or, er, something. XD

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wyvernchick.livejournal.com

I can't believe I was ahead of the likes of Addison and Brooker on this one, but I actually came across this story yesterday via an Australian Twitterato (well, I'm assuming 'Twitterato' is the correct masculine singular of 'Twitterati'...) and immediately retweeted because it's a) hysterical and b) so utterly surreal. Because of the location and the wardrobe choices, my initial thought was simply I don't know if it would be terrible or the best thing ever if that turned out to be my husband...

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suzie-shooter.livejournal.com

do I follow your twitter? as it were? I can never keep track of who people are...

ooh, is he down this way?

and twitterato sounds like the result of an unfortunate incident involving a tomato. ...better than one involving a dog though, I suppose...

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wyvernchick.livejournal.com

He's in Plymouth, but he has family in Truro. And as far as I know, no part of him at all in a dog.

I'm not sure if you do follow me, I lose track as well. I'm @sweeping_curves on there, for reasons that are too complex to go into but basically involved keeping tabs on an insane Belgian.