Scary stuff

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northernladuk replied

4 March 2014, 15:53
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Mr ms got shat on in Taunton. It's supposed to be lucky, isn't it?

It was for you if you were stood next to him.
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DaveB replied

4 March 2014, 15:41
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Mr ms got shat on in Taunton. It's supposed to be lucky, isn't it?

Only if he thought he was going to have to pay for it.
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mudskipper replied

4 March 2014, 13:47
Mr ms got shat on in Taunton. It's supposed to be lucky, isn't it?
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doodab replied

4 March 2014, 12:38
Originally posted by Troll View Post

what can only be described as similar to a mixed blueberry muller corner

I've never liked those muller things. Now I know why.
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Troll replied

4 March 2014, 12:28
The worst time is when the berries are out - had one bird splatter my Shogun (the new one not the 96 model) with what can only be described as similar to a mixed blueberry muller corner
Anyway left it on there for a couple of weeks due to not using it & couldn't be arsed to take it to the car wash - but when I finally did it had eaten the paint back to the primer
Seems the water based paint in modern car is to blame - old Shogun wouldn't have been affected & Mitsubishi UK didn't want to know

There's a moral in there somewhere
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scooterscot replied

4 March 2014, 10:53
That bird must have a big arse.

But that's Newcastle for you.
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doodab started a topic Scary stuff

4 March 2014, 10:51
Scary stuff

I thought I just saw a tile fall off the roof and fly past my office window, but it turns out it was a massive bird tulip. I'm going to need to take my car to the car wash now.
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