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29 Nov 16
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Sacks of sh1t the lot of you!
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Absolutely!
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Pr1cks.
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Killing hedgehogs,why? Who ?
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anti pc brigade will be along soon to blame the "lefites" for complaining.
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some plonker has started a thread on the footbal forum about how spuds are going to dominate british and european football for the next ten years.
read it and your bp will be back to normal in no time at all, it really is funny as feck I can't see any thread started by ''some plonker.'' |
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They're ok on toast..
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seen a dead squirrel on a road today right outside a public library this is 1pm ish
no one thought about covering the poor fella up or burying it ( i was busy and not my job to clean roads or i would have ) |
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Dead Squirrel on road!! Pull over if safe to do so. Check if body warm. If positive, place in available carrier bag and place in boot. If cold and/or exceptionally flat, move carefully to the edge of the road to allow the usual carrion eating suspects to safely perform their usual duties.
For Rabbits, Pheasants and Partridges, see above  |
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The story was on page three of The Times today. The 'racegoers' were kicking the pair (male and female) like footballs. Sadly the female did not survive. The male is still with us but is traumatised.
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blackbarn 29 Nov 16 22:46 Joined: 02 Jan 05 | Topic/replies: 7,660 | Blogger: blackbarn's blog
Dead Squirrel on road!! Pull over if safe to do so. Check if body warm. If positive, place in available carrier bag and place in boot. If cold and/or exceptionally flat, move carefully to the edge of the road to allow the usual carrion eating suspects to safely perform their usual duties. For Rabbits, Pheasants and Partridges, see aboveCool I was on foot and had no bags |
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Chaser - held by the tail, one can carry several squirrels with ease for several miles
 . nb - by the way and for the avoidance of doubt, I do not condone the abuse of Hedgehogs; Mind you, all those Badger charities have a lot to answer for. |
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get a Gofundme page set up
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Hopefully the kickers got fleas and tics ,hedgehogs are confused this winter,they should be hibernating but weather so mild they cant figure out its
Time to hibernate. |
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Weather so mild? It was -9 last night in Wales and -5 in the NorthWest
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@TheChaser,"seen a dead squirrel on a road today"...Whenever i cycle to the Acorn urban farm in Kirkby,i nearly always see roadkill along the way.Ive recently taken to removing it from the road.It was upsetting for me this sunday because i removed a cat from the road that had been proper splattered.The only thing i could do was place the poor thing at the side of the road and cover it with leaves.
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Surprising there's any hedgehogs still to be found thanks to the badger huggers. Same goes for frogs and toads, and for all the songbirds who rely on the same grub as badgers.
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Hedgehog spaghetti carbonara (serves four).
500g spaghetti, 30ml olive oil, 250g lean hedgehog, 1 medium onion (chopped), 125ml water, 60ml dry white wine, 4 eggs, 60ml double cream, 100g grated parmesan cheese • chop hedgehog into small chunks • beat eggs and cream together in a bowl. Add half the parmesan cheese • put pasta in boiling water • put onions and hedgehog chunks in pan with olive oil on medium heat until onions are almost clear • add wine and reduce heat • drain pasta when cooked, combine it with egg, cream and cheese mix • add meat, onions and wine without draining fat and mix thoroughly • garnish with remaining parmesan • serve immediately. |
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I'll have to try that ToS; it sounds a lot better than toast.. May i suggest a proper dose of salt as well...
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Don't forget to save the spikes for toothpicks.
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You can buy badger bristle toothbrushes. They don't apppeal to me .. Far too exotic. I'll stick to my Oral B Bonobo Pubes, thank you very much.
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