Every time I put my truck in for a major service, they wash it. This saves me the trouble and (minimal) expense of arranging to have the thing washed; so it tends to go dirty for up to six months.
I must admit it gets pretty disgusting, both inside and out. The headlights can’t pierce the crust of mud, and the windows appear to have new life forms living on them. Still, I have a service coming up soon so was planning to wait till then. But the attitude of the monkeys at the zoo made me change my mind.
This is disgusting! I am not sullying my paws on this muck:
Looks like filth, smells like filth, tastes like filth! Yum!
Suitably embarrassed, I had my truck washed today.
Comments 🔗
2012-11-09| Grant saysCharming photo. We in the SESTA (Special Education Service Transport Assistance) world have our window lickers on the inside…
2012-11-09| Jan sayslove ’em. Cant believe you were outside the car - Knowsley Safari Park would have a dicky fit. We were assaulted by Telly Tubbies in Jakarta zoo - SCARY !!
2012-11-09| Pete saysIf you’d gone to Khao Sam Muk on your trip to Ang Sila, the monkeys there would have told you the same thing for free - thereby saving 100B each and 50B for the car …
2012-11-09| Robin Parmar saysLovely stuff. :-)
2012-11-09| Spike saysThere was a sign indicating we should not leave the car; but this is Thailand and we don’t pay much attention to such things.
2012-11-09| Spanky saysWhy was Grant licking your window?
2012-11-09| Grant saysObvious Spanky. I was, as always, just monkeying about. And the miserable sod wouldn’t throw me half an apple…