Dingos

And speaking of people who have had babies taken, how much better would the season finale of Lost have been if Mira Furlan's character had been named "Dingos," just for the one line it would have set up?

Monday morning ramblings. yendi 2005

I had traded my white blouse for a vintage Cheap Trick T-shirt, tight jeans, and a pair of thrift-store Dingos with chunky little heels.

The Dirty Life Kristin Kimball 2010

I thought of myself as extremely fit and, as I phrased it to myself, strong for my size, which was a slight five two including the heels on the Dingos, even though my most vigorous exercise at that time came from regular games of pinball.

The Dirty Life Kristin Kimball 2010

Dingos had been here too, licking the salt and water, printing tracks.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

Dingos had been here too, licking the salt and water, printing tracks.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

Riding in mine-protected Dingos, however, both crews survived with only very minor injuries.

When is it going to stop? Richard 2006

When thirteen-year-old Jule Devereaux visits the mall after the mysterious disappearance of her aunt, she becomes a pawn in the war between two gangs of night children: the Castertown Crazies, led by the stalwart Tick Stiles, and the Dingos, whose leader is the batty Burt Arno.

Books in the Mail (W/E 6/14) RobB 2008

When thirteen-year-old Jule Devereaux visits the mall after the mysterious disappearance of her aunt, she becomes a pawn in the war between two gangs of night children: the Castertown Crazies, led by the stalwart Tick Stiles, and the Dingos, whose leader is the batty Burt Arno.

Archive 2008-06-01 RobB 2008

Dingos and the unusual New Guinea singing dog are part of the pariah dog complex, though the singing dog is so odd in behavioural, molecular and morphological features that it might warrant specific status (Koler-Matznick et al. 2001, 2003).

Controversial origins of the domestic dog Darren Naish 2006

Dingos and the unusual New Guinea singing dog are part of the pariah dog complex, though the singing dog is so odd in behavioural, molecular and morphological features that it might warrant specific status (Koler-Matznick et al. 2001, 2003).

Archive 2006-10-01 Darren Naish 2006