Fank Family Home - sneak prevewe
Posted: Wednesday, 29 March 2006 |
The Fank Family home is finished - and just in the nick of time! I can tell you that it's really taken it out of Chrissie Mary and me.
Anyway, here's Seonaid the Sheep exploring the house. You can tell she's come over from the Northern Isles as she's already got away with using the TV remote control.
It's all getting very exciting and the first crowds are starting to arrive to see the celebs moving in.
Seemingly Calum and Donald are going to be on the go alright! Is this what life like in the high encheladas?
Anyway, here's Seonaid the Sheep exploring the house. You can tell she's come over from the Northern Isles as she's already got away with using the TV remote control.
It's all getting very exciting and the first crowds are starting to arrive to see the celebs moving in.
Seemingly Calum and Donald are going to be on the go alright! Is this what life like in the high encheladas?
Comments
In the bottom picture have I spotted an early arrival from the US of A? They aren't supposed to be here till Sunday. What's going on at Callanish International? Stewards have that man removed...we can't have people in blue jackets and suede stetsons wandering about with untethered women present..
Hamish the cctv operator from Nerve centre Fank HQ
Well hamish, your eyes aint that good, you obviously missed the two in the left hand corner, I'd say either fae U.S. of A, or Edinburrel I'll be bound. Thoise are the only two places you get haVian shirts that good.
GrannyE. DBE.RM from Auchenshuggle off the shoulder of Lewis
Sheep should not be alowed to watch tv unrestricted, imagine if they caught the latest episode of Eastenders they would be lining up on the edge of the Butt like lemmings. Theres also the distinct possiblity that sheep would start following the latest fashions they might go out and get their wool sheared early to fit in if your not careful.
bonnanach coisiche from Lewis
Blue jackets? Suede stetsons? Befuddled look? No, not Americans. Clearly straight out of central casting in Notting Hill. What about the guy with the Shetland (?) knitwear to the right of the lady? Nah, not from Texas either: most likely from the western isles, eh? Nice black face ewe staring at a NZ scenery on screen: a Suffolk incomer, I presume.
mjc from NM,USA
You're probably right, bonnanach coisiche. Sheep with mullets would be unthinkable - unless we're thinking of an edible turf'n'surf-type combo. If we're not careful they'll all be queweing up in Boots for wool straighteners, curling tongs, etc. If My iLife had trouble with the supermarket checkout this week, imagine being stuck behind a narcissistic sheep: "That'll be a bottle of sheep shampoo for fly-away and unmanageable wool, some cream conditioner and can I have a date with the styling moose please. Hang on where's my purse, etc.?"
Annie B from Lone Sheiling
Sorry mjc. They may well be from central casting if the film bodach has been involved.
Annie B from the ususal
Niseach meanderings. (Niseachs come from Ness - the villages in NW Lewis from South Dell to the Butt.)
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