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In article , Janet Baraclough writes: | The message | from K contains these words: | | Am I the only one who feels this thread is getting a long way from being | remotely entertaining? | | Maybe it would improve if we widen the discussion. | | "I have squirrels in the garden, so should I fill in the pond? "..discuss. By filling it full of nettles and peeing on it, clearly. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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On 11/7/06 20:39, in article , "K"
wrote: snip Am I the only one who feels this thread is getting a long way from being remotely entertaining? No. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon (email address on website) |
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"K" wrote in message ... Mary Fisher writes "Alan Holmes" wrote in message ... Had another thought, just try to gouge it's eyes out, that would make it let go and hopefully blind the thing completely. This could develop into an interesting thread ... Am I the only one who feels this thread is getting a long way from being remotely entertaining? No, but I didn't find it 'entertaining' in the first place. |
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"Sena" wrote in message t... said... "Sena" wrote in message t... ng said... Also it reminded me of this one http://www.vtwinmama.com/demonic_squ...ding_story.htm The first time I read it I nearly PMSL. ROFL!! Oh, splendid! I'd post it elsewhere, except that they've probably seen it already. Hmm, I wonder if the National Assembly for Wales would appreciate it? I happen to know a few bods concerned with environmental matters.... Are you in Wales? How did you guess? :-) -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates. I can't work that out. Can you mail me? Mary |
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Close Encounters of the Tree Rat kind
"Janet Baraclough" wrote in message ... The message from K contains these words: Am I the only one who feels this thread is getting a long way from being remotely entertaining? Maybe it would improve if we widen the discussion. "I have squirrels in the garden, so should I fill in the pond? "..discuss. With squirrels, yes! Alan |
Close Encounters of the Tree Rat kind
"Mary Fisher" wrote in message t... "Janet Baraclough" wrote in message ... The message from K contains these words: Am I the only one who feels this thread is getting a long way from being remotely entertaining? Maybe it would improve if we widen the discussion. "I have squirrels in the garden, so should I fill in the pond? "..discuss. Janet. Naughty! Although I once saw a squirrel fall in our pond. It got out very quickly and I've never seen anything so thin and miserable! With wet fur there's nothing to them! Which is why I cannot understand why people talk about cooking them, I've never seen one with enough meat on it to want to bother. Alan Mary |
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"Sena" wrote in message t... said... I would have got a net and trapped the thing in that, you could then either smash the buggers head in with a hammer, or drown it. Are we to take it you don't like squirrels? Wherever did you get that impression?(:-) Alan -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates. |
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"Alan Holmes" wrote in message ... I once saw a squirrel fall in our pond. It got out very quickly and I've never seen anything so thin and miserable! With wet fur there's nothing to them! Which is why I cannot understand why people talk about cooking them, I've never seen one with enough meat on it to want to bother. Only the back legs have enough meat but it's delicious. The problem is getting the skin off. I think they used something similar for glueing the labels on 78rpm records. Mary |
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"Alan Holmes" wrote in message ... "Janet Baraclough" wrote in message ... The message from K contains these words: Am I the only one who feels this thread is getting a long way from being remotely entertaining? Maybe it would improve if we widen the discussion. "I have squirrels in the garden, so should I fill in the pond? "..discuss. With squirrels, yes! You've either been away or haven't been paying attention! Mary Alan |
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