Dutch artisan Gewoon Guus is selflessly striving to meet consumer demand for. . . radiators shaped like sport animals.
They even have pelts. Why? Why?
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"They even have pelts. Why? Why?"
Because they're in heat?
Thank you for reading my blog! Isn't that ridiculous? I would hate to bump into those in the middle of the night, pelt or no pelt!
Your blog is great, kattyface. And what a bizarre find!
Ian, you're bad. ;)
Those are Weird. Ian - I love bad puns and that was a particularly bad one, thanks :)