Tuesday, November 28, 2006
He's Doing His Best
Valentine here, speaking for PSP. He can't be here today because he's out working to try to make enough money to save poor little Lupin Panda from his kidnappers.
PSP was up at 04:00 this morning on his paper round and now he's gone out to his day job stacking shelves at Iceland in Reading. He'll be doing a full shift of bar work this evening.
I'm sure you'll understand and be inspired by PSP's devotion to his friend. I would also like to add that if you could find it in your hearts to contribute any financial help you can afford in this time of trial you would earn the undying gratitude of all Pandakind.
Yours ever,
Valentine Panda
Monday, November 27, 2006
I Feel Sick To My Stomach
I Surrender
Hold on, Lupin!
Determinedly,
PS Panda
Sunday, November 26, 2006
No! No!! NO!!!
Please be merciful.
Distraught,
PS Panda
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Please, has anybody seen this panda?
He's only a cub. He's young and vulnerable and I'm becoming frightened about him.
If you have seen this panda, please please please let me know. And Lupin, if you read this - come home. Nobody is cross with you. We only want to know that you are safe.
Increasingly frantic,
PS Panda
Lost?
Where is Lupin? I haven't seen him for a couple of days. I do hope nothing has happened...
Slightly uneasy,
PS Panda
Sunday, November 19, 2006
Dear Lupin
As the days pass I find I'm getting to like young Lupin Panda more and more. He's such a cheerful little chap.
Affectionately,
PS Panda
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Quack? Cluck?? Squawk???
They came back this morning with an object. It's small, soft, yellow and white, and it's got what I think is known in common parlance as a beak though it hasn't (as yet) said anything.
They've been maundering on about a tortoise or, at any rate, someone called Shelley who apparently was married to someone who wrote a novel which sounds a bit Gothick. Or thick, anyway.
Perplexed,
PS Panda
Friday, November 17, 2006
Hoorah! Hooray!
His name is Lupin Panda, and he's only little and he's from Korea.
I can't wait to make friends with him!
Excitedly,
PS Panda
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Brutes!
They - I'm sure you know who I mean - have been to see my friend Hugo Panda and, by all accounts, they weren't very nice to him.
He says, and I see no reason to disbelieve him, that at one point they picked him up by his ears. And nearly let him fall downstairs. And bamboo knows what else.
Is there no limit to monkey cruelty?
Perturbed,
PS Panda
Saturday, November 11, 2006
What's Going On?
They think I can't reach that high. Let's just let them carry on thinking that, shall we?
Investigatorily,
PS Panda
Friday, November 10, 2006
Imaginary Me
I'm going virtual today. Look out for me in the cybersphere.
Phantasmagorically,
PS Panda
Monday, November 06, 2006
What Smashing Weather!
But I didn't. A good thing really, as I don't want my white fur to turn brown.
Cautiously,
PS Panda
Sunday, November 05, 2006
Ding-Dong
I can hear the bells of All Saints church ringing, even though the den windows are closed against a chilly morning.
It's a cheerful sound, although of no direct significance to a Buddhist-Confucian-Zoroastrian-Sausageist such as myself.
Ecumenically,
PS Panda
Saturday, November 04, 2006
The Joy Of Blogging
"OMFG!1!!!!! PANDA'S ARE FTW!!!!1 TEH MONKIES SUK ROX!1!11! STFU!!!1!"
Or:
"My life is liek meaningless. Blackness covers all. I hate my 'rents."
Apparently this is what blogs are for.
But I don't think I will. Move along now. Nothing to see here.
Unorthodoxly,
PS Panda
Friday, November 03, 2006
Too Fat To Fight
I read that the army, faced with increasingly obese wannabe recruits, has raised its entry BMI limit from 28 to 32.
It's a good thing I never applied to join the Royal Greenjackets. I'd have been altogether the wrong shape for the ranks even though I am, I'm sure you'll agree, a fine figure of a panda.
Ponderously,
PS Panda
Thursday, November 02, 2006
What Am I Listening To Today?
I'm in a vinyl mood, it seems, and I've decided I'd like to hear some 80s art-rock, in the form of Japan's Tin Drum.
It's groovy stuff, full of rattly percussion, smooth fretless bass, innovative Prophet 5 polysynth sounds and the voice of the most beautiful man in England - David Sylvian. He really knows what to do with a pair of chopsticks!
Funkily,
PS Panda
A Badge Of Honour?
I read this morning that the award of an Anti Social Behaviour Order (ASBO) is regarded by the anthropoid youth as a necessary rite of passage on the path to full-blown monkeyhood.
Pah! The branch-swingers don't know they're born. All they know how to do is run around shouting, get hammered on Special Brew, pee on the wall and have their collars felt. Me, I've stood on my forepaws and marked my territory in hundreds of places and never been had up over it.
Who's smarter, eh? You, for getting caught, or me for getting away with it?
Smugly,
PS Panda