Shipwrecked
A shepherd, a sheep and a sheepdog are shipwrecked on a desert island.
After several weeks of being stranded they develop a regular routine of forageing swimming etc and then in the evenings sitting on the beach by the fire and watching the magnificent South Pacific Sunset. One evening while watching the Sunset, the shepherd can contain himself no longer and reaches out and puts an amouress arm around the sheep !! Upon seeing this the sheepdog began to growl and snarl so ferociously that he withdrew his arm, and did not go near the sheep anymore.
Several weeks passed by, then by amazing coincidence another shipwreck occured.
The original threesome discover a gorgeous young lady washed up on the beach , barely alive.
They nurse her back to health and introduce her to island routine.
One evening the four of them are sat by the fire watching the sunset, when the shepherd is overcome with passion, he reaches out and puts his arm around the young ladies shoulders, He then leans over and whispers gently in her ear,
"would you mind taking the sheepdog for a walk for a while"
After several weeks of being stranded they develop a regular routine of forageing swimming etc and then in the evenings sitting on the beach by the fire and watching the magnificent South Pacific Sunset. One evening while watching the Sunset, the shepherd can contain himself no longer and reaches out and puts an amouress arm around the sheep !! Upon seeing this the sheepdog began to growl and snarl so ferociously that he withdrew his arm, and did not go near the sheep anymore.
Several weeks passed by, then by amazing coincidence another shipwreck occured.
The original threesome discover a gorgeous young lady washed up on the beach , barely alive.
They nurse her back to health and introduce her to island routine.
One evening the four of them are sat by the fire watching the sunset, when the shepherd is overcome with passion, he reaches out and puts his arm around the young ladies shoulders, He then leans over and whispers gently in her ear,
"would you mind taking the sheepdog for a walk for a while"