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the day we met

Member since 2009 · Posted 30 Mar 2009 · 3 comments

I remember when we met My midget wife and I I was looking for a pet Something exotic Exotic and dangerous, to keep family from visiting A bad tempered python maybe Or at least a grumpy chinchilla And there she was Chained beneath the pet store counter I couldn’t see all of her The counter had me at a disadvantage I could clearly see she had only one arm And that it was somewhat stunted It was love at first sight This soon turned to lust when I looked closer and noticed she was legless ‘How much for the midget?' I asked the proprietor. And as I did she looked at me from where she was lapping water from her tin bowl And in her eyes a sadness Without even looking up from the tattered Sunday Sport he was reading he said: ‘You can have it but if you want the bedding and bowl I want £10’ And that was that I no longer keep her tethered but the collar remains Not for any nostalgic reasons but more to remind her who is Boss And we have been happy ever since And I haven’t seen my family in years

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A favorite of Engelbert Humpalot, conny lingers, Edna Sweetlove.

3 comments

[10] Edna Sweetlove 15-May-09/12:38 PM Reply
You should always let a midget know who's boss. Right on.
[10] conny lingers 2-Feb-21/8:57 AM Reply
Glorious.
[10] Engelbert Humpalot 3-Feb-21/7:42 AM Reply
Will you sell me your midget?