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Still waiting to hear your theory aabout why a fox didn't maul the infants.Originally posted by Churchill View PostMore dribble.Hard Brexit now!
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You've missed his point then. It's back there on page 1.Originally posted by sasguru View PostStill waiting to hear your theory aabout why a fox didn't maul the infants."See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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I think this is the main point of spud brains argument in this post.Originally posted by Churchill View PostAs for you SB and Doohg, just think about what happened. A wild animal sneaked into the house, found the children, attacked and caused them serious damage without making a sound? Bollocks!!!
If the door hadn't been open the animal wouldn't have got in, fact.
I've just read the article. The mother appears to have confronted the fox in the kids bedroom. Sorry but I'm not convinced.
Agrees there was a fox in room which he claims is a fact then says he is not convinced. Jesus, 1 O-level here can't even keep his story straight for one post.Comment
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I think Churchy is going for a killer rabbit being the culprit.
FullyAutomatix and SB are going for flying killer carp.
Personally I think the dad is Edwards Scissorhands, had an accident and the police haven't noticed yet because he didn't shake hands with them when they called.
Its clearly not a fox.Last edited by sasguru; 9 June 2010, 10:20.Hard Brexit now!
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Hi, Drewster. You don't half ramble, you.Originally posted by Drewster View PostDo you always come this late???.... errr I mean do you often have fun after everyone else has finished? errr I mean.... errr hello MP
Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Indeed no one could accuse Drewster of having a mind like a steel trap.Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostHi, Drewster. You don't half ramble, you.


Hard Brexit now!
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I think Churcy has given up on this one.
I would like to know how he thinks it is a fact that a fox was in there but he is not convinced that a fox did the damage.
But if he can't explain his ramblings then...Comment
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I don't know what happened, I wasn't there.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI think Churcy has given up on this one.
I would like to know how he thinks it is a fact that a fox was in there but he is not convinced that a fox did the damage.
But if he can't explain his ramblings then...
Feel free to embelish the above statement in any way you see fit.Comment
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He is not alone on hereOriginally posted by sasguru View PostIndeed no one could accuse Drewster of having a mind like a steel trap.
Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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