Fit

OK, I know the title of this episode, Seizure, doesn't mean the kind of fit that Bobby is - but, boy, is he FIT in this episode.

Have I ever said that about other episodes?

Let me put my arms around you and rest my face against your back.


If you ever pointed at me and smiled like that...


And I love it when you scratch you head like that.


Not to mention when you draw attention to your lovely mouth with that succulent finger.


Don't tell me to leave!


Ah, that's a much better use of that thumb.


What do you think I'd have to do to get his attention like this?


Yum.


He's smiling at someone else now. My turn!


This is perfection.


Or maybe this?


This could be...


Ooh, I like you stern!


No, this is the perfect shot.


Forget it, this one in the dark is unsurpassable.


Why do you suppose she's looking at him like that?


See, she can't take her eyes off him.


Then, not happy with being so close and ogling him like that,she engineers getting dragged away by him. Lucky cow.

Zoo Update

I had a newsletter from the John Aspinall Foundation, the organisation that runs two zoos in Kent - Howletts and Port Lympne. (Don't get your lips in a tangle, it's pronounced "Lim".) John Aspinall ran casinos, and was a friend of the nanny-murdering disappearing peer Lord Lucan. He used the money those with more of the stuff than sense lost to him, and invested it in saving species. Aspinall died a few years ago of skin cancer. I donate a sum monthly to help the cause.

Anyway, the newsletter said that in April two Siberian Tiger cubs were born at Port Lympne.

Guess where I'm going on Monday!


Meanwhile, I forgot to include one little creature in my slideshow the other day. Please be upstanding for this sweet animal the size of a cat - the fennec fox.



I didn't manage to get a picture of the Mouse Deer, but what a fragile-legged little thing that was. I strongly encourage googling it so you can go "Aaaah!"

Bobby The Hero

Wide-eyed and wonderful.


This love letter from Val is hot!


I have to go and do wonderful things to her.


You need hands.


Gotta have tongue.


Yadda, yadda, yadda.


Love that smile.


The kind caring eyes.


You can see him thinking.


Pinning down the Phantom.


Brave Bobby.


More wall-slamming. Yes, please!


A back to bury your face in.


Why didn't he get a commendation for his actions in this?

Playing With Judges

Bobby looks particularly scrumptious in this episode (OK I say that for almost every episode) and I think it's because he's legitimately challenging people in authority.

Vomit.


Don't suck your thumb, let me do it for you.


So handsome (and look at the little hair flicks!)


I've finished with your thumb, let's have a go at your finger.


Peek-a-boo!


Ooh, yes, take me by the scruff and slam me down on a car.Then do as you will with me.


I want to tweak that knee.


Enjoying robust sex. IN A BOOK! And here are we all waiting in line so he can enjoy it for real!


Getting his own back on Bruce McVittie. "He peed himself."


I'm looking pleased with myself.It's what Val's doing out of the frame...


Front and back and the thumb again :)


Shoulders and a curly nape.


No words.


One of the great Goren stances.

Vincent Alert

UK Vixens - not only does next week see the long-awaited start of Season 6, there's also a couple of movies. Strange Days is on Sky Movies Sci-Fi/Horror on Sunday at 10.40pm, and The Newton Boys is on ITV4 on Monday at 10pm.

I know we've all seen them and have got them, but still...

Kidnapped

So much to love in Homo Homini Lupis.

Bobby being reflective again.


Eye, eye.


Bobby is not amused (just pretending to be).


Pure perfection.


Possibly the finest picture ever taken from a LOCI episode.

It's all there, folks!




Are you dreaming that it's me you're hugging?


Just drag up my shirt, I won't resist.(Look at that thumb!)


The picture of disgust.

Colchester Zoo

A month or two ago Colchester Zoo was featured in a TV programme every weeknight for half an hour. It made me curious to go and see the place for myself.

Colchester is in the county of Essex, on the east coast of England. It took nearly 2 hours to drive there (though strangely less than one-and-a-half to get back) and involved going on the dreaded M25 London Orbital Motorway (or giant car park, as it is more commonly known). On the way there we had to go through the Dartford Tunnel (hate tunnels) and on the way back we came across the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge. It's very long and VERY high, so I have to close my eyes driving across it...