Neil Arlidge wrote: > Steve Haywood wrote: >> 'Aficionados have long been familiar with the "Wet Dog" concept, >> where the lovely smell of dog is intensified by its being wet. It's >> amazing how recent was the discovery of the "Wet Man" concept. You >> take an existing man, in clothes, and devise some reason why he is >> wet in his clothes. And despite the low probability of this event >> actually happening in the world, what with few water-based >> activities being so sudden that you don't have time to take your >> shirt off, the loveliness of man is so intensified by his being wet >> that almost all films with any romantic element will also include >> some hydra-romance.' > I *don't* think she would have said that if she had met me after I > slithered out of Harlam Hill Lock at the end of the Ancholme...
Nor when some mates and I were obliged to swim across the Pocklington Canal circa 1974 -- Dave Larrington <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk> Barley, barley, barley, world cruise. You never see a farmer on a bike.
