I was right, Mr Bob's tortoise is alive as I predicted. It was chomping away on some grass and lettuce this morning, enjoying the warm weather. Perhaps now, we can all stop worrying about some mysterious beast lol.
Thursday, 25 April 2013
Monday, 22 April 2013
Mr Bob.s Real name
Someone wants to know what Mr Bob's real name is. This came about after he told me he had changed his name to Thatcher but he hadn't. His name is Robert Snortroll. I don't know why we call him Mr Bob. I think that's how it's spelt. I've never heard of it before. I think it might be Swedish, but I'm not sure. I tried looking it up but it translated to something rather unpleasant.
Saturday, 20 April 2013
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Candlelit Vigil
When I got home, yesterday evening, Bob was out in the garden with a load of tea lights placed around the garden. I asked what he was doing and he said it was a candlelit vigil for his tortoise. He asked if I wanted to join in but I declined. "What's happened to your tortoise Bob?" I asked. He said that during the night, a Bigfoot-type creature had come into the garden and stepped on the tortoise, pushing it into the ground and killing it. I asked how he knew it was dead and why he thought a Bigfoot had killed it. He replied that he didn't dare dig it out to check and said he didn't know what else would be heavy enough to push the tortoise into the ground. I know by now that it's pointless to try and argue with Mr Bob about his strange ideas, so I went in and left him to his vigil. I think the tortoise had simply dug himself into the ground to stay warm because it was a bit chilly a couple of nights back.
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Wheelie Bins Again!
Today I followed Mr Bob into town (at a distance). This is the day when the wheelie bins are emptied and everybody had put their bins out in the street. As Mr Bob walked past those bins that have faces on them, I could hear him say "hello Mr wheelie bin". Not only was he talking to wheelie bins but he had his mum's trolley bag again!
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Thursday, 11 April 2013
Some horrible old woman, with a cigarette hanging out of the mouth, just let her dog do it's business right outside Mr Bob's house. It's a huge pile - you would think a horse did it. You can't believe the nerve of some people. I can see the curtains moving at Mr Bob's. Looks like they saw it too. Now what is he going to do? Watch this space!
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Monday, 8 April 2013
Mr Bob's Secret Leg
God only
knows what the girls in the supermarket would do if Mr. Bob wore short trousers, for he has a
secret that even he doesn't want the world to know – his left leg is black. He
wasn't born with it but it had gradually turned black when he was about five
years old.
Shopping
When
Mr. Bob goes shopping, the girls in the supermarket can usually be seen
laughing behind their hands. Mr. Bob always has his shirt tails hanging out over
his trousers and he wears those old-fashioned shirts with the long tails so it
looks even worse.
Favourite Food
His
favourite food nowadays is a Whiskas sandwich, warmed in the microwave. He says
you can’t tell the difference from corned beef, except when he gets one of
those chewy tubey bits. He got the idea of eating Whiskas from when he played
with his cousins when he was young. They used to say that they were going to
have Kennomeat stew for dinner. (Kennomeat was or is a brand of dog food.)
Anyway, he thought it smelt good when it was cooking and decided to experiment
with cat food.
Favourite Drink
Mr Bob's favourite drink is sherry which he drinks from an egg cup because he hasn't a sherry glass.
Sweden
Mr.
Bob was born in Sweden but was thrown out when he was seven for eating snails. He now lives in England with his mum.
How it all began.
I first came across Mr Bob about eight years ago when I moved into the same street. He is a very strange character and I've never met anybody else who comes close to him. He's quite harmless but he certainly draws a lot of attention. Let me give you a few facts about Mr Bob.
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