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( , Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:32, archived)
From the Inappropriate Charity Events challenge. See all 226 entries (closed)
( , Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:32, archived)
You talking to me ?
Pigeon Plucker actually.
Pheasant shooting season ended on Feb 1st so if I'd shot any of those I'd have to go and sit on the Naughty Step.
So I wouldn't be admitting to anything like that around here would I ?
Even if it was an accident.
*Whistles Bashfully*
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:39,
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Pheasant shooting season ended on Feb 1st so if I'd shot any of those I'd have to go and sit on the Naughty Step.
So I wouldn't be admitting to anything like that around here would I ?
Even if it was an accident.
*Whistles Bashfully*
i know of a twat that mistook a heron for a duck.
they nearly got into serious trouble for shooting a heron.
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:42,
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I think you'd have to...
... to mistake a heron for a duck - does he mistake cows for dogs?
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:50,
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Elderly people for chewing gum?
Russell Grant for that kid off "Diffren' Strokes"?
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 15:06,
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Elderly people are not chewing gum ?
How come they're so difficult to scrape off the pavement then ?
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 15:10,
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A very
Large, tall duck, on stilts.
Who'd had a Bill Job !
Bloody pheasants, hiding in the undergrowth pretending to be rabbits !
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:53,
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Who'd had a Bill Job !
Bloody pheasants, hiding in the undergrowth pretending to be rabbits !
jamaica inn? in cornwaaarl
they got rid of potter's museum of humerous taxidermy :(
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:41,
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not as silly as you think
as only about 5% of the UK phesants are actually wild, by holding phesant shoots during the hunting season people have to look after the stock they are going to shoot (which the number they are allowed is restricted). they all roam free during the day anyway, it's only at night the come together to roost and feed in their pens, which also help protect them from foxes.
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Thu 30 Mar 2006, 14:40,
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