In my early 20’s, I dated a nanny from Scotland. She told me about a special species of wild short-legged Haggis. She said they lived on a very steep mountain and would only walk counter-clockwise around the mountain. Over the course of time, their left legs became much shorter than their right legs so it was easier for them to stay level as they walked around the mountain.
In my early 20’s, I dated a nanny from Scotland. She told me about a special species of wild short-legged Haggis. She said they lived on a very steep mountain and would only walk counter-clockwise around the mountain. Over the course of time, their left legs became much shorter than their right legs so it was easier for them to stay level as they walked around the mountain.
@capnjb
Kudos for dating a Scotch Nanny!
But- I think she may have misappropriated another animal’s fame [or infamy]:
The Alpine Enigma of the Dahu
https://www.my-french-house.com/blog/article/75438/the-alpine-enigma-the-dahu#:~:text=The Peculiar Anatomy of the,slopes of its mountain habitat.
or for the 'Murican version:
Sidehill gouger
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidehill_gouger#:~:text=In American folklore%2C a Sidehill,goats%2C humans%2C and bears.
@PhysAssist And this is why I moved to Florida and ended up married to an Irish woman. She frequently reminds me it’s the best thing I ever did
Also, have a Merry Christmas, whether you care to or not
edit - We also didn’t have much of an internet in the early 90’s so I took her at her word because she was hot. And Scottish.
Has a wikipoopia entry too
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_haggis
and I kinda interesting website
https://haggiswildlifefoundation.com/our-story/
@Cerridwyn Hah! That’s great.
But you are really missing the point of my post. I DATED A NANNY FROM SCOTLAND! 
I should be getting high-fives for that.
@capnjb You dated Mrs. Doubtfire?