Yep, Red ones are only in books these days :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MalcQV
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Yep, Red ones are only in books these days :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MalcQV
Damn those squirrels with huge nuts!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MalcQV
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I hope the owner doesn't have more than 1 child!Quote:
Originally Posted by onzarob
That's a wee bit shady! Mind you, the greys are little 5h1ts to the reds aren't they. Still wouldn't want to flatten one though. I ran over a frog once, felt like right git. I saw it hop into the middle of road when I was dropping a mate off one night. I had a look on the way back & its back end was part of the road unfortunately! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MalcQV
I've bumped a couple of birds as well. Shortly after one of those unfortunate occasions I said to a mate "I ran a bird over before, I feel like a right (beep)" his eyes widened & he looked shocked. He thought I meant a woman. Nice to see that gentlemen are so respectful in the way they converse about ladies! :D
Hee Hee! :biglaugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by prolfe
My daughter's got a couple of chinese dwarf hamsters, they're only a little bit bigger than a mouse but proportionally their nuts are as big as their heads' nearly!
No problem running a grey one over, much, much safer than trying to avoid it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dudey Head
the amount of times I've had to swerve around cats and young (hooded youths) on my estate is ridiculous, what's more annoying is, if any of my dogs or horses run out onto the road and cause an accident, I'm held responsible.... you try that one with a cat... the young 'scrotes' are obviously an exception, you ought to receive a medal for such remedial work.Quote:
Originally Posted by MalcQV
Disclaimer - I have never actually run a cat, or any other animal for that matter, over, I like my tyres black :approve:
Here, here. A waste of perfectly good organs that could be put to better use in more worthy people!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eshrules-Enterprises
As for red squirrels they're not only in books now, although not far off unfortunately!
They're here:
http://www.snh.org.uk/ukredsquirrelg.../UKRSG-map.gif
Have a butchers here for info:
http://www.snh.org.uk/ukredsquirrelgroup/facts.asp
I've killed several animals in my time, a couple of cats, rabbits and most recently a wood pigeon that was rather slow on take off. I ended up with a wing stuck in my grille and blood all up the bonnet.
Silverstone was great. i still ache and am still catching up on sleep.
Ben do you anyone who went to the GP this weekend:pQuote:
Originally Posted by golfmk5gttdi
As for running over Cats they are considered ferral/wild so no need to report, Dogs, Horses sheep etc are not and you need to notify the owner;)
When I was a kid a dog that we had (his name was Sandy) got knocked down & killed. The (self censored) who hit him made my parents pay for a new number plate on the front of his car because there was a crack in it. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by onzarob
I'd be more gutted about killing a dog than a bloody crack in my number plate!
Or am I just too soft? Would anyone demand a couple of quid from a grieving owner who's little mate you'd just squished?
On a more bizarre note, my brother ran a cow over once! It rolled up the bonnet of his rather lovely oak green mk2 Golf GTi Campaign edition, denting the hell out of it! The cow simply stood up, looked at him, snorted & ran off! :boggled: