friday it's better to burn out, than to fade away

pinno

HaydenM wrote:

Foxes are vermin, get a rifle, shoot it, then do some bad taxidermy on it

If they weren't shot at, poisoned, trapped, hunted. lamped and run over by cars in the countryside, they wouldn't have moved into urban areas. Having worked on 2 farms, I can honestly say that the apparent threat to lambs is greater from Buzzards and have only once came across a lamb that looked like it had been taken by a fox but it was severely undersized and was probably still born anyway.
Mink and Ferrets can wreak havoc. If a fox get's in a Chicken pen, it ain't the foxes fault.

What's 'Vermin' exactly? If there's a proliferation of rodents for example, then it's almost guaranteed to be because of man's activities - waste, surplus, alteration/loss of habitat etc.

Odd that the fox has so many similarities to a dog but we keep dog's. Dog's sh1t, pi$$ and make a hell of a mess collectively and yet we are endeared to the dog and not the fox.

8.5 million Dog's in the UK. Think of all that sh1t and pi$$ and the sheer volume of feed stuffs to feed them.
Only 260,000 adult foxes in the UK.
We spend an average £586.44 per dog in the UK (multiplied by 8.5m). That's a hell of a huge amount. Imagine how many NHS staff that would cover.

Which animal make the biggest environmental impact: the fox or the dog.

I do not understand animosity towards an animal that has every right to live on this island. They don't f*ck the planet up and their environmental impact is negligible.

Smell the coffee guys.

Garry H

Pob lwc Hopkin. Gobeithio bod pob dim yn mynd yn iawn!

Garry H

They're sneaky though, aren't they!

crumbschief

Pinno wrote:

HaydenM wrote:

Foxes are vermin, get a rifle, shoot it, then do some bad taxidermy on it

If they weren't shot at, poisoned, trapped, hunted. lamped and run over by cars in the countryside, they wouldn't have moved into urban areas. Having worked on 2 farms, I can honestly say that the apparent threat to lambs is greater from Buzzards and have only once came across a lamb that looked like it had been taken by a fox but it was severely undersized and was probably still born anyway.
Mink and Ferrets can wreak havoc. If a fox get's in a Chicken pen, it ain't the foxes fault.

What's 'Vermin' exactly? If there's a proliferation of rodents for example, then it's almost guaranteed to be because of man's activities - waste, surplus, alteration/loss of habitat etc.

Odd that the fox has so many similarities to a dog but we keep dog's. Dog's sh1t, pi$$ and make a hell of a mess collectively and yet we are endeared to the dog and not the fox.

8.5 million Dog's in the UK. Think of all that sh1t and pi$$ and the sheer volume of feed stuffs to feed them.
Only 260,000 adult foxes in the UK.
We spend an average £586.44 per dog in the UK (multiplied by 8.5m). That's a hell of a huge amount. Imagine how many NHS staff that would cover.

Which animal make the biggest environmental impact: the fox or the dog.

I do not understand animosity towards an animal that has every right to live on this island. They don't f*ck the planet up and their environmental impact is negligible.

Smell the coffee guys.

It is a common view though on lot's of animals and other people

Humans eh,you can't live with them and you can't live with them.

Stevo_666

Pinno wrote:

HaydenM wrote:

Foxes are vermin, get a rifle, shoot it, then do some bad taxidermy on it

If they weren't shot at, poisoned, trapped, hunted. lamped and run over by cars in the countryside, they wouldn't have moved into urban areas. Having worked on 2 farms, I can honestly say that the apparent threat to lambs is greater from Buzzards and have only once came across a lamb that looked like it had been taken by a fox but it was severely undersized and was probably still born anyway.
Mink and Ferrets can wreak havoc. If a fox get's in a Chicken pen, it ain't the foxes fault.

What's 'Vermin' exactly? If there's a proliferation of rodents for example, then it's almost guaranteed to be because of man's activities - waste, surplus, alteration/loss of habitat etc.

Odd that the fox has so many similarities to a dog but we keep dog's. Dog's sh1t, pi$$ and make a hell of a mess collectively and yet we are endeared to the dog and not the fox.

8.5 million Dog's in the UK. Think of all that sh1t and pi$$ and the sheer volume of feed stuffs to feed them.
Only 260,000 adult foxes in the UK.
We spend an average £586.44 per dog in the UK (multiplied by 8.5m). That's a hell of a huge amount. Imagine how many NHS staff that would cover.

Which animal make the biggest environmental impact: the fox or the dog.

I do not understand animosity towards an animal that has every right to live on this island. They don't f*ck the planet up and their environmental impact is negligible.

Smell the coffee guys.

In my experience the difference between a dog and a fox is about 6 pints.

hopkinb

Stevo 666 wrote:

In my experience the difference between a dog and a fox is about 6 pints.

You are sid the sexist and I claim my £5!

hopkinb

Thanks for all the good wishes and Welsh. I'll probably be a bit off grid tomorrow.

veronese68

hopkinb wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

In my experience the difference between a dog and a fox is about 6 pints.

You are sid the sexist and I claim my £5!

He's not completely wrong though, but more like 8 pints.

veronese68

hopkinb wrote:

Thanks for all the good wishes and Welsh. I'll probably be a bit off grid tomorrow.

Why? What's going on?

Stevo_666

Veronese68 wrote:

hopkinb wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

In my experience the difference between a dog and a fox is about 6 pints.

You are sid the sexist and I claim my £5!

He's not completely wrong though, but more like 8 pints.

Depends how fussy you are.

Stevo_666

hopkinb wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

In my experience the difference between a dog and a fox is about 6 pints.

You are sid the sexist and I claim my £5!

That reminds me, saw a Viz cartoon that made me chuckle today:



And good luck tomorrow. You know the drill, just answer yes to any questions from the bloke in the frock.

crumbschief

So many good ones,Colin concorde-cock haha

hopkinb

Stevo 666 wrote:

hopkinb wrote:

Stevo 666 wrote:

In my experience the difference between a dog and a fox is about 6 pints.

You are sid the sexist and I claim my £5!

That reminds me, saw a Viz cartoon that made me chuckle today:



And good luck tomorrow. You know the drill, just answer yes to any questions from the bloke in the frock.

Super cartoon!
If there's a bloke in a frock I'm in the wrong place. Strictly secular reggo office job.

Stevo_666

hopkinb wrote:

Super cartoon!
If there's a bloke in a frock I'm in the wrong place. Strictly secular reggo office job.

OK, that makes It easier then.

Just watch what the new Mrs eats from now on

pinno

Stevo_666

Pinno wrote:

If it doesnt work out for Hoppy there's always the option to sell (I know you've seen it but he needs to know):

pinno

You've posted that before Stevo. :roll:

crumbschief

Still worth a look though,i'm on hold as i type.

Stevo_666

Pinno wrote:

You've posted that before Stevo. :roll:

Yeah, what did I say above between your pic and mine? Durr...

Stevo_666

crumbschief wrote:

Still worth a look though,i'm on hold as i type.

Which one you going bid for?

pinno

Stevo 666 wrote:

Pinno wrote:

You've posted that before Stevo. :roll:

Yeah, what did I say above between your pic and mine? Durr...

Yes Dad.

@CC: I quite like Sci-fi films but most of them are shyte so I may watch that just because it may have gone against the grain. The original and first Alien was brilliant, the rest carp for example. 2011 Space Odyssey was quite good despite getting poor critical acclaim.

crumbschief

Mrs Lloyd Jones for me,some teeth,well maintained,£40 bargin.

Stevo_666

crumbschief wrote:

Mrs Lloyd Jones for me,some teeth,well maintained,£40 bargin.

I would save up for Mrs. Anderson.

pinno

Mrs (unfortunately) Heida Reed for me. Must save more than £40 methinks, Failing that, Gabby Roslin/Yorath whatever she's called now.