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Originally posted by Diver View PostWhat about the mindless unwashed masses ?
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Originally posted by PAH View PostFingers are so over-rated anyway. Soon we'll have stuff like this to control things with.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7254078.stm
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Originally posted by zeitghostIndeed.
Just ask Diver...
Put his fingers somewhere he shouldn't did he.
There's some dangerous snappers out there. You just have to watch "The Deep" to know that, which whilst not being a patch on Jaws (by the same author), it redeemed itself with the casting of Jacqueline Bisset.
For that reason I prefer to do all my diving on dry land.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostOr their fingers!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7254078.stm
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Originally posted by PAH View PostThere's going to be some very confused kids thinking they've just taken a frog home, and wondering where the cat's disappeared to.
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Originally posted by daviejones View PostNot sure.....this thing can live out of water for 4 days apparently so it could just sneak out and hide behind a bush until the pike gets fed up and swims off...
So Snakehead v Pike...who's gonna be the daddy?
There's going to be some very confused kids thinking they've just taken a frog home, and wondering where the cat's disappeared to.
I await to see if some 'celebrity' takes one in and promptly starts this years craze for the latest pet. Small dogs scatting in their hand bag must have got on their nerves by now, they'll be looking for the next big thing.
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Originally posted by PAH View PostI'm sure the giant pike that lives in every river and pond will soon send it packing.
So Snakehead v Pike...who's gonna be the daddy?
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I'm sure the giant pike that lives in every river and pond will soon send it packing.
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It lives in a very hot part of the world. I doubt it could survive in the rivers here on a large scale.
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I like the quote
An Environment Agency source said last night: “The reaction was, ‘Oh s***’. This is the ultimate invasive species — if it starts breeding here it’s a disaster.”
So is that the official word from the environment agency. What next the DWP calling the unemployed a bunch of workshy scrounging feckers or the police describing thieves as pikey chavs
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