My recent wanderings around zoological museums has revealed an interest in the expressions of stuffed animals. This is terribly anthropogenic, but it’s Friday. So, here’s a stuffed animal. He seems terribly keen to communicate, but what’s he saying?
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Who you calling a fish?
I was thinking it might be saying “Happy Birthday, Henry!”.
‘Oh, and half a pound of haslet, please.’
Give us a fag?
Could you spare a loonie, Sir?
(In a Glasgow accent): ‘Hey, you! You, Jimmie! Who d’yer think yer lookin at?’
… or ‘That’ll teach me to urinate on a Van der Graaf generator.
“Dam tourists”
“Say, is that a stick in your pocket….”
“Sorry, fella. Just a beaver. Dinosaurs are down the hall”
“Friggin static electricity”
“Always winter, but never Christmas!”
Aww! Incredibly adorable! It’s so hard to attempt to figure out what animals are saying (or thinking)! It could be a number of things! I bet he’s saying “always winter, never Christmas!”
“This is the worst haircut ever!”
Open your mouth…let me see your toung!