Dispensary Corner 08 Oct 10
October 8, 2010
DUCKS have great memories.
A duck that has been visiting an
inner city bakery at the same time
every year for the past three years
has been given the name Bruffin
after the establishments most
beloved product.
According to the owners Bruffin
arrives every morning with her
beau for two months, waddles in
and samples the freebies in the
taster box.
She then quacks until she is
given a pat, before leaving, beau
in tow, at around 11am.
Shocked that Bruffin manages
to find her way through the city to
the small bakery without injury,
the bakery owner sought the
advice of game and fishing expert
who told staffers that “ducks are
pretty good at finding out where a
free feed is, they have a good
memory”.
ALWAYS check the label!
A US woman has super-glued
her eyes shut after mistaking glue
for eye drops.
“The bottles are identical and I
am not young anymore, but I am
not senile,” the woman told
reporters.
Luckily for her, doctors at the
local hospital were able to cut
away the glue, leaving her eye
undamaged.
PIG-dog learns to fetch.
A four month old piglet, Coco,
who was adopted from a pet
shelter in the UK is going through
some identity issues, after having
become best buddies with her
families pet German Shepard.
According to reports, so enamored
is Coco with the pooch named
Jay, that she insists on accompanying
him on walks by the lead.
She has also learned how to
play fetch, and takes her turn
playing with and guarding the
families younger pups.
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