Dr Strangepong
Apr. 20th, 2016 02:09 pmOn the tube yesterday I met a man with scruffy hair, who winked at me. He had a dog on a leash with him; he said it was a South Pacific Akita.
It looked like an Akita but with very dark and very short fur and amber eyes; a beautiful creature. The man himself was not so beautiful but he spoke very eruditely about being a nutritionist, and only eating organic food. Either the tube carriage smelled of cowdung or his dog and he did,and when he spoke there was a vague,not quite sour but odd smell from his teeth. As he spoke about only drinking unpasteurised milk, and a herb called Buccha for cats, and the utmost benefits to be had from drinking flaxseed oil, I thought, with a sudden burst of confidence, that surely anyone so in touch with herbs and vitamins and how the body works etc would not be offended if I told him that his breath was a little off. But something stopped me - after all, though he seemed friendly, people do get affronted - so I put up with the curious pong while he expounded upon his theories. The tube lost a lot of aroma when he left, but there was no denying his dog was in great shape.
Now here's a thing - As I logged on to my computer today, I saw momentarilly a pic of some old guy on the MSN News thing, and it looked remarkably like him. Then people turned up at my door so I couldn't check it out. Now I go back and can't find the pic at all. From memory I think his hair was more scraggy than the photo, but the raddled skin and nose looked very familiar. The only face I can find is Bernie Ecclestone's, expression as sour as this guy's breath, but definitely not the same person.
It looked like an Akita but with very dark and very short fur and amber eyes; a beautiful creature. The man himself was not so beautiful but he spoke very eruditely about being a nutritionist, and only eating organic food. Either the tube carriage smelled of cowdung or his dog and he did,and when he spoke there was a vague,not quite sour but odd smell from his teeth. As he spoke about only drinking unpasteurised milk, and a herb called Buccha for cats, and the utmost benefits to be had from drinking flaxseed oil, I thought, with a sudden burst of confidence, that surely anyone so in touch with herbs and vitamins and how the body works etc would not be offended if I told him that his breath was a little off. But something stopped me - after all, though he seemed friendly, people do get affronted - so I put up with the curious pong while he expounded upon his theories. The tube lost a lot of aroma when he left, but there was no denying his dog was in great shape.
Now here's a thing - As I logged on to my computer today, I saw momentarilly a pic of some old guy on the MSN News thing, and it looked remarkably like him. Then people turned up at my door so I couldn't check it out. Now I go back and can't find the pic at all. From memory I think his hair was more scraggy than the photo, but the raddled skin and nose looked very familiar. The only face I can find is Bernie Ecclestone's, expression as sour as this guy's breath, but definitely not the same person.