
There's no way a flag would move like on the moon!
On another note, I was trying to convince someone that foxes aren't really much of a pest in towns the other day. I guess I was wrong.
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 23:49,
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On another note, I was trying to convince someone that foxes aren't really much of a pest in towns the other day. I guess I was wrong.

what was it like?
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 23:54,
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There wasn't a counter argument until now! There's a local fox that's a bit lame (in the leg, not as in a shit fox) that walks to heel. It's like a slightly lost dog. It's a pretty cool fox. I would adopt it, but it's a fox so I guess it would be a bad idea, plus my landlord might get a bit pissed off.
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 23:58,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXy9QxKqUQo&feature=related
Unless you have babies or small children or other animals in your house...
(edit: 1:45 for the best bit)
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Tue 8 Jun 2010, 0:17,
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Unless you have babies or small children or other animals in your house...
(edit: 1:45 for the best bit)

they are wild animals and belong in the wild
i really don't like this kind of thing, it's like some sort of disney inspired distortion of reality
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Tue 8 Jun 2010, 0:23,
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i really don't like this kind of thing, it's like some sort of disney inspired distortion of reality

but did you see that documentary about dogs? There's some place in Germany where they are selectively breeding out 'wild' foxes in captivity, ie only breeding with those that are not aggressive to humans. They've ended up with tame foxes (tame from birth), but the weird thing is that their coats no longer look like foxes coats, they are starting to get the same patterns as domestic dogs. I guess that means that it is possible to find a relatively tame wild animal that has inherited its tameness through it's genes.
Anyway, despite the waffle and the video, I really would not adopt a fox. I am not an idiot. I may live in a town now, but I was brought up in the countryside, and I do know the difference between wild animals and pets!
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Tue 8 Jun 2010, 0:32,
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Anyway, despite the waffle and the video, I really would not adopt a fox. I am not an idiot. I may live in a town now, but I was brought up in the countryside, and I do know the difference between wild animals and pets!