It was just an ordinary evening yesterday. Finished singing on choir, I was in a good mood. Having to wait more than hour for my bus, I decided to go for a walk with a friend of mine. Somewhere around, near Danube. And it all started well...
But, since I led the way we were working, after few minutes we hit fence which could be jumped over. Hm, what to do now!? Going back? Nooo, there must be a way. And there was. Thick hole between fence and a barrack standing there. Just enough that you scrape through. My friend managed to do it easily. She passed pretty slightly. But, I had to take off my jacked, and... huh! it was reeeealy close. Fence passed!
Walk continues. Evening. Lights. Several passangers. Danube. Hm, sounds like a romantic evening? No, it wasn't! Not at all. That little stupid, shaggy dog ruined everything! At one moment he was happily jumping behind us. Hey, he wanted to play. At least I thought so. Raised a hand "De si, gari!" ("What's up, dude!")
Suddenly, without any warning (later I was thought of some signs that should have told me that he didn't want to play with me), stupid dog jumped and bite my hand! Feeling his teeth and wet tongue on my wrist was.... at least surprising. I managed to pull out my hand from his mouth, and only my friend stopped me from hitting that dog in head. ARGHUGH!
Angry, hurt, humiliated, bitten by monster several times smaller than I am, the only thing I could do is turn around and went to the bus. Stupid dog. Sniffy dog. Miserable dog. Ugh, I almost wanted to kill all the dogs! But, hey, not all dogs are that stupid! Some of them think before they bite you! Some of them even respect you!
What else to say except one more thing to my friend: THANX :)
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We leave you alone for one hour and you get into this. I'm really stunned.
You should have bitten him back! ;)
I would probably brake my nose trying to get down and bite his leg :)
He wasn't alone!!!! He was with me - with a biologist who told him not to touch that dog ;)
I should probably get new glasses, deaf aid and a gun before my next close contact with such a wild nature!
That is real human nature! Always trying to be the king.
Unfortunately, you had to find out that, every dog has his day ;;;;))))
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