Bruno was a name given, by a friend of mine to his dog.

Dog owners should take more care when walking their pets.

Pets are not looked after the same way from one country to the next.
English pet owners, I have found, are more caring than their French counterparts.

(that was two sentences oh well)

Counterparts are complicated bits of machinery which complexes the simplicity of life.

Life is never as simple as people would like it to be.
However, as the title of this thread is last word, new sentence, I see nothing in the ruling that prohibts mutiple sentences
As you will see, ferocity, there are experts of making this complicated... the people's champion, Mr Wood is a prime example.

Example...... Mr Baff is also an expert of making things complicated

Complicated...? Slander! It's not rocket science.

Science is a subject in which I excelled.

Excelled...? Is that the past participle of a verb to describe having worked on a well known spread-sheet application....?

Application, in smartphone talk that would be an app.

app is something that is normally on a smartphone like an iphone.

iphone is something I do not possess.

Possess or possessed could be the words to describe Baffs infatuation with M_Wood, hes even Private Messaged me for photos of my eyes, nose, lips and ear structure as he wants to take them to the Plastic Cosmeticians to ask for exact replica surgery

Surgery is quite likely what you need Woody but possibly on the brain.

Brain Surgery :O you could be right though G_K, my brain is awfully huge with a wealth of information, too much for a single Human Being to bare

Bare, is not the best way to a video chat with someone you hardly know.

Know something, you could be right...unless they are really hot

Hot is what i am ..... well it could be because i have the radiators I blame m_wood for singing and making it rain outside leading me to think it was freezing .

Freezing is what will be soon if the weather forecasts are correct.

Correct you are Grae. The season is already becoming decidedly autumnal.