Stealth Aardvark

@stealthaardvark.bsky.social

Creating a naughty corner wherever I go. Not sure if I'm truly an aardvark. The stealth bit is wishful thinking.

If I told you that someone upended a bin and spread dust and rubbish all over the carpet in the hunt for used tissues to chew, how high up the suspect list would you place Moose? Circumstantial evidence: his paws conceal a used tissue.

A very guilty looking golden cocker spaniel stares into the camera. His paws are neatly together in front of him hiding a scavenged used tissue.

There should be an option to watch finals of Bake Off/Masterchef/Sewing Bee etc without the pointless navel gazing crap. Don't care if they've wanted to do <insert skill here> since their dead nana taught them. Not interested in the walk with wistful voiceover. Sod thanking the cat. Don't. Care.

'Picky bits' might be the most revolting dumbed down term of all time. I can I see when I hear that in adverts is my uni housemate picking bits of hard skin off his feet whilst sitting on the sofa in the evening🤢 Just stop it.

It's been a surprising evening. First the dog sat on a squeaky toy and made us both jump. He could not work out why his arse made that noise. Then the bottle of prosecco I was opening exploded as I removed the wire. Dog ran for cover. I got covered in wine. Still, more exciting than the footie

This feels like a strange way to describe height. In-built maths problem just for fun? Lack of proofreading following AI use? But of course, if it was a duo of a 5ft bit and an 8inch boy they'll be fairly easy to locate.

Screen grab from BBC App reading:
The boys are described as being white, having brown hair, and about 5ft (1.5m) 8ins (20cm) in height.