CanucksTraveller
Macho Business Donkey Wrestler
- Location
- Hertfordshire
I agree that sometimes, bullshatters can be highly amusing.
A colleague of mine used to tell a story about a vet he knew. The vet had apparently been booked to a stud farm to deliver mercy to a particularly old and sick horse he'd previously treated, and who was now at the end of her life. The vet thought this would be a good opportunity to wind up a friend who he did shooting with, and so he took his friend along on the premise that they were going shooting. Turning up at the farm, the vet spotted the animal in question, and said to his friend "watch this", and promptly shot the horse between the eyes with his rifle, fully expecting his friend to be completely horrified.
At seeing this however, the friend said "f*cking hell, I'm having some of that!", and shot two prize stallions in the next paddock before the vet could stop him.
Utter tripe undoubtedly, but his invented tales of stupidity always raised a laugh. He was a harmless and entertaining buller.
A colleague of mine used to tell a story about a vet he knew. The vet had apparently been booked to a stud farm to deliver mercy to a particularly old and sick horse he'd previously treated, and who was now at the end of her life. The vet thought this would be a good opportunity to wind up a friend who he did shooting with, and so he took his friend along on the premise that they were going shooting. Turning up at the farm, the vet spotted the animal in question, and said to his friend "watch this", and promptly shot the horse between the eyes with his rifle, fully expecting his friend to be completely horrified.
At seeing this however, the friend said "f*cking hell, I'm having some of that!", and shot two prize stallions in the next paddock before the vet could stop him.
Utter tripe undoubtedly, but his invented tales of stupidity always raised a laugh. He was a harmless and entertaining buller.
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