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Hugh	04-02-2011 15:22

Re: Bring Back Fox Hunting

What - the cooking fat?

papa smurf

04-02-2011 15:24

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35166812)

What - the cooking fat?

. :shrug:

Chris

04-02-2011 15:26

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35166813)

. :shrug:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...011/02/114.jpg

Flyboy

04-02-2011 17:26

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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35166778)

It left the wound on her arm, near her wrist. Most people don't have fingers that near their wrists.

My fingers aren't that far from my wrists. ;)

It looked like a finger from the picture. :shrug:

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Hunt supporter's horror at fox attack

Well, sounds like he got his own back then.

Tuftus

04-02-2011 18:20

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Originally Posted by The Daily Mail

Doctors suggested maybe the fox had been struck by a car and was dazed, which is why it reacted.

I think if it had not moved after all her attempts to get it to move, horn etc I would have been tempted to strike it again.

Seriously, who in thier right mind would go up to a Fox to 'shoo it away'?

That's what car bumpers are for.

:rolleyes:

Osem	04-02-2011 20:01

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Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35166766)

Wow, it left a "gaping wound" on the end of her finger. This is worse than a Daily Heil story.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35166923)

It looked like a finger from the picture. :shrug:

Perhaps in the future you'll actually try reading such articles before venting your spleen....

Maggy

04-02-2011 20:59

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Hmm! If a fox won't move after it's been honked at and it won't move for the car in the first place I'd say that it's become too attuned to humans.

On the other hand I don't think I'd have approached the animal just in case it was crazy with Rabies..:erm:

Tuftus

04-02-2011 21:35

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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35167257)

Use ze bumpars, zat is what they are for!

(Shameless quote from a James Bond Film...)

TheNorm

05-02-2011 07:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tuftus (Post 35167286)

...(Shameless quote from a James Bond Film...)

GoldenEye

Quote:

[Ourumov's car has just entered a crowded marketplace]
General Ourumov: Use the bumper! That's what it's for!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113189/quotes?qt0448517

TheDaddy

27-06-2011 06:10

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A FOX bit a sleeping student's face after sneaking into his home through a cat flap.

The creature climbed three storeys to Mario Castelli's attic bedroom before nipping at his right eyelid

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-in-attic.html

At least he wasn't badly hurt.

staggie

27-06-2011 06:39

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fair enough if we allow the upper class fox hunting them the working class dog fighting and badger baiting should be legal too

denphone

27-06-2011 06:51

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Not in my mind as it is cruel and barbaric.

staggie

27-06-2011 06:55

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we either ban all or allow both

denphone

27-06-2011 06:58

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Originally Posted by staggie (Post 35264341)

we either ban all or allow both

In my mind they should all be banned.

staggie

27-06-2011 07:04

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i agree

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