i nearly killed an animal on purpose today

Discussion in 'U.K.' started by stardust, Apr 18, 2005.

  1. Peace-Phoenix

    Peace-Phoenix Senior Member

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    Danny, you've killed more animals than anyone I know! I've even seen you run over the same rabbit twice in both directions! Didn't you kill a cat once too?
     
  2. island dweller

    island dweller I Love Wind

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    No!, well i might of actually i went over it, but it didn't show in my rear view mirror, so i am assuming it escaped. But yes the list is as follows:

    Pheasant (many)
    Rabbit
    Duck
    Rat
    Bluetit
    Blackbird
    the above is pretty much it, which isn't many, but the numbers of each are whats slightly disturbing, i don't even own a fast car...
     
  3. DoktorAtomik

    DoktorAtomik Closed For Business

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    I think I can honestly say I'd sooner eat my own shit.
     
  4. Power_13

    Power_13 insult ninja

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    You'd rather eat at McDonalds than just smell?
     
  5. stardust

    stardust Banned

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    yeah - specially as it was your van i was driving at the time!!!
     
  6. DoktorAtomik

    DoktorAtomik Closed For Business

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    LOL!!!
     
  7. jim_w

    jim_w Member

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    Pheasants aren't actualy that stupid; they're fairly intelligent birds, but they have whack instincts. You see, their instinct on sensing trouble is to stay low. They're ground birds, and they don't fly well or comfortably, so when they're afraid, they stay down until the last minute, in the hope that you'll miss them. Of course, it maks sense when the predator is a fox, but not when it's a car. Even less so when it's a beater with a dog and there's a row of guns waiting for you. D'oh.
     
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