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Previously on "One for Xogg: A cunning plan takes shape."
More slugs is just EXCELLENT news. Provided they don't all turn to crime. There is also very recent news of more mosquitos, arrival of the Tiger mosquito that can carry Dengue Fever and the Portugeuse Man Of War in the UK. Possibly even a great white of course.
In these cases immigrants really are an asset, it has long been a source of British shame that we have no decently lethal animals.
Actually, some of the old timers may recall (on the older and much better notice board before this one came kicking and screaming in to the world) that Xog's masterplan (or one of them at least), was to send any army of slugs to Number 10 Downing Street and devour Tony Blair alive.
It would bear evidence that this latest slug plague is the fruit of his endeavours.
Having taken 4+ years to get to Number 10, they have successfully routed Tony Blair, (shame they didn't get to do the devouring) and now are effectively "de-mobbed" and out of a job.
I expect the slimy little blighters will be signing on at the Dole Office next and increasing our taxes even further.
Normally the frogs / newts in my garden eat the little blighters since I built a big pond - but this year they've had no chance. Presumably there'll be lots of fat frogs, and a lot of frogs next year.
Ughh. Slugs are naff and eat my plants. My cats will often find them, bring them in the house and play with them for a while and then eat them. Horray for cats! (Sorry xogg!)
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