This poor neighbour, who has got up sleepy, with a hangover, takes a look out the window to see how is the weather and… zas! he finds himself with this cactus on his face. Poor man! Now his face is just like the face of Heidi’s grandfather.
Who do we called now to help him take out all the spines?
We don’t know how much have been paid to the owner for doing such a thing to the poor dog, but it shouldn’t be enough to pay the bail for such a crime.
The she’ll say that she loves the dog like a son. Love can kill!
Picture by Enrique Tapia
The other day we watched the Gay Pride Parade in Madrid, and we found the Pink Panther’s paradise: pink dresses, pink trousers, pink feathers and, the most important, pint beer.
We also saw how the economic crisis has afected Google, so much so that the passengers on its ride were wearing last year T-shirts.
Some days ago, we found Obama at several places, now, we’ve found him visiting Madrid (Spain)…
Obama’s victory has made people go crazy and start putting his name to the strangest things.
Here are some of the things we have found:
The volcano at Antigua and Bermuda, which before was called Boggy Peak, is now called “Mount Obama”.
Everyone knows the the Tower of Pisa is inclined, just as many other buildings of this famous Italian town because of the ground inestability, getting to the point that even pedestrians walk inclined so as to not be out of place.
The only problem is that this picture wasn’t taken at Pisa, but at Madrid. Could it be that Madrid is sinking too? Could the underground be at fault?
Although it doesn’t seem to make sense to put a streetlamp in the middle of nowhere, it is quite practical to catch crickets, or to seek snail while in season, or to keep you from stepping on a dog mess
The Guinness world’s record book recognises this name place as the longest in the world: Krung Thep Maha Nakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayutthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udom Ratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Phiman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanu Kamprasit. ¡Ufff! That left us breathless.
To abbreviate: Krung Thep Maha Nakhon. ¿Doesn’t ring a bell?
The translation means something like Great City of the Angels, Venue of the Divine Gems, Great Unconquerable Land, Royal and Enjoyable Capital City of the Nine Noble Gems, Royal Highest Dwelling and Great Palace, Divine Home and Living Place of the Come-back-to-flesh Spirits.
Basically, it doesn’t have anything to do with the Bangkok we all know, does it?
We, hawks, get serious once more, and wish that the conflict at Gaza stops. We want peace, the end of the genocide and for innocent people to stop dying.
Madrid claimed the streets, we were there, but we found another “eye” trying to compete with us
On these days, Hawk Eye gifts you with two words that will open lots of doors:
PULL & PUSH
