Talking Husky Knows His Enemy s Plan

Is he back again? Is he back? Is he shouting at you? He's laughing at you. He's ignoring you, Key. What's he saying? What were you going to do? That's it, Key. He's shouting at you. He's just making sure you can't get any of your biscuits. Oh, I think he's gone next door. Key? His buddy's over there. Look up. Key! He's not in your armpit. I think his girlfriend's on the table outside. Yeah, that's her. If you stood up, you'd be able to see her. They think they live here, Key. He's as loud as me. They think they live here, Key. They're seagulls. They think this is their house. They'd probably move in if we went outside and left the doors open. I know, they'd try. You won't let them? Are you going to stop them? Good. I think he's a screw. Do you think he's going to come back? Well, you hope he doesn't. What are you going to do if the seagulls break in? Do you keep trying to get in the conservatory? In the roof up here? They do. What are you going to do about it? Can you stop them? Are you sure? What do you think they want? Do you think they want your toys? They might do. They do like to play with toys. That one likes to play. He liked to play with a glass dish until he smashed it. And now he plays with the broken pieces of glass. He's a bit strange. He does like toys. So he might be after yours. I don't know where they've gone. They're a little bit strange. Strange birds, monkey. Very strange birds.