I love you
Surely this needs no explanation. I've been playing clips from it all week on 6 Music and I need to get it out of my system.
posted by Andrew Collins @ 10:19 AM
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Surely this needs no explanation. I've been playing clips from it all week on 6 Music and I need to get it out of my system.
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Is she (the dog) really saying 'For Christ's sake people, I'm on the bed, the TV is on, can't a girl have some peace without you two yodelling at me all the time?
;-)
It's Boggins!
It's like Boggins but worse.
Hee hee, it's like the dog is speaking back to them!
They must be very proud.
Anthropomorphism ftl.
They live in the flat above me. I do not love them.
I was going to email the show, Andrew, but me wailing about how adorable both the husky and you are wouldn't leave anyone with much dignity.
Kat xx
I've been obsessed with this video for quite some time now, especially the really throaty, head-tilted 'I love you' halfway through. Have you seen Mishka's nemesis?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNJ-ks-z4Aw
Unsurprisingly, cats do it better!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhgVIbO83o4
=^_^=
sausages
It has been my suspicion for a while that Boggins is in fact George Lamb, if not in cold hard Goldacre reality, then at least in Adam Buxton's subconscious. Listening to the show this week has increased my suspicions that the much-unloved 6Music presenter* haunts the Big British Castle studios in doggy-form.
*Lamb
Until I got to Joanne's comment I was going to say that for a big dog it sounds remarkably like a cat.
Then I saw the word verification, "ingst", and I realised who it is that the dog's really impersonating: yoodonhafta pootontheeere-edliyit. Just a hunch, but the owners sound like they might be fans. (Come to think of it this might be a tantric sex tape gone wrong.)
I love the way the owners sound sincere and the dog sounds a little bit grudging. Lovely clip.
There's also a classic Little Caesar's Pizza commercial which the Beastie Boys used to open "Sure Shot" (^_^)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guCeEZiLYfY
This dog will be saying 'I love you' to me in my dreams tonight. Just before it rips my face off.
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