Why?

[xoggoth]

Never heard of 4Chan before, maybe where you lot should go for your annual holiday thing.

BBC News - The strange virtual world of 4chan

 

[MarillionFan]

Never heard of 4Chan before, maybe where you lot should go for your annual holiday thing.

BBC News - The strange virtual world of 4chan

I did toy with the idea of a 4Chan invasion but after spending some time there and doing some research I am under the impression it's a ******* stupid idea.

 

[doodab]

I did toy with the idea of a 4Chan invasion but after spending some time there and doing some research I am under the impression it's a ******* stupid idea.

I suspect some of the people on here already frequent the stranger parts of 4chan. It would be brother fighting brother.

 

[Pogle]

I don't approve of the video of course but an unwanted animal should be disposed of compassionately.

Most of my family hale from the western isles (that's way oop north). It was not unusual to put an unwanted littler in a sack with a brick and chuck it in the water.

I even remember the story of a local dog living it's last days in pain. So rather than let it suffer the dog and his master dug a hole in the field, dog jumped in the hole and looked lovingly upwards and inwards to the double barrel. The end. Best way really.

Get over it you bunch of city wincers.

Too cheep, lazy and frankly ****** stupid to get the animal neutered??

 

[Paddy]

Too cheep, lazy and frankly ****** stupid to get the animal neutered??

and dead animals in the watercourse, what ill educated muppets.

 

[MaryPoppins]

Too cheap, lazy and frankly ****** stupid to get the animal neutered??

WSS.

 

[IR35 Avoider]

I suspect in most parts of the world it is more common than not to dispose of unwanted litters in this or similar ways.

I think the comments about getting animals neutered shows how out-of-touch some in the UK are with how most of the world lives. I remember reading somewhere that in the Soviet Union the concept of a vet didn't exist, the idea that you would have a doctor for animals was regarded as laughable.

 

[Pondlife]

I suspect in most parts of the world it is more common than not to dispose of unwanted litters in this or similar ways.

I think the comments about getting animals neutered shows how out-of-touch some in the UK are with how most of the world lives.

This was in Scotland.

 

[the_rangdo]

Horrids at work again

BBC News - Goat's horns ripped out in Middleton sanctuary attack

 

[Pogle]

I suspect in most parts of the world it is more common than not to dispose of unwanted litters in this or similar ways.

I think the comments about getting animals neutered shows how out-of-touch some in the UK are with how most of the world lives. I remember reading somewhere that in the Soviet Union the concept of a vet didn't exist, the idea that you would have a doctor for animals was regarded as laughable.

Last time I looked Scotland was in the UK, you pompous twat.