http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...ed-by-a-fox-Beasts-alley-attack-for-food.html Must be the stupidest story I've seen so far this year!
Good advice from the wildlife expert to carry a water pistol in case of fox attacks, will be packing mine in future!
Hey it's no laughing matter! Last summer I was set upon by couple of hedgehogs in Cott, I had to run for my life. This wildlife violence is getting out of hand!
I wonder if it had ignored the first passers by because they were the wrong weight? Maybe cunning reynard though that a 10stone bloke's not liable to have much food.
I whole-heartedly agree - something needs to be done and it needs to be done fast. Only last week I was molested by a badger while going for a country walk. Who the **** do these animals think they are? I feel so ashamed and daren't go outside.
It obviously sussed that fat people have slower reactions and therefore make easier pickings for Foxes
Three things made me laugh: 1) The fact that such a story was considered newsworthy; 2) The fact that said "burly, 15st man" had his photo taken with his Tesco bags; 3) The fact that their "wildlife expert" thinks we all carry water pistols around to protect ourselves from foxes trying to nick our garlic bread
Things must be tough for Basil Brush these days. From being a popular tv personality in my youth he's nothing more than a common thief now. Sad, sad times
My mate once knocked out a sheep by hitting it over the head with a plank of wood. This was about twenty odd years ago. I wasn't with him at the time and to be honest I was disgusted with his behaviour when he told me what he had done. Now I'm not so sure. Maybe the frizzy haired ****er deserved it. Who knows?
Staying at a stately home for a mates 40th, several of us(having had a few too many), decided to go out in the grounds and catch a sheep. It's ****ing impossible. Those things can really shift when they've got ten pissed up blokes chasing them. Parking the birthday boys new Range Rover in the lake was far easier.