Jabba the Hutt

I, in fact, was the only interloper on hand when the clock chimed midnight. But the royal family's hospitality made me feel like I was a royal too.
A neighbour of the prince's even took me pig shooting. But we encountered no feral pigs - just some bunnies, foxes and a big red 'roo.
And no, I didn't get amongst the shooting. I'm a city-slicker who just went along for the ride. Fascinating stuff, though.
Prince Wayne also went out hunting - with family friend Mick. At one stage they were confronted by a wall of feral hog - one hundred of the cranky buggers, charging their vehicle.
But no guns for Prince Wayne. He lets the dogs bail the wild tuskers up, jumps out and hog-ties them himself for a later rendezvous at the dinner table.
That's tough.
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Any tougher; they'd rust.
Since you're in with The Royals and all, I feel a little name dropping is in order. Did you know that my cousin used to go out with Prince Leonard's grand-daughter?
Well, now you do.
[Hoges wink with Khoisan click]
Sunday, January 01, 2006
What is this, live webchat? :-)
I met one of Prince Leonard's grand-daughters last night. I wonder if she was the same one?
Sunday, January 01, 2006
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