Sunday, 12 April 2015

I Expect They Can Be...


...and warthogs can be pretty aggressive too, but you're unlikely to see any of those in Gloucester.
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7 comments:

  1. Flaxen Saxon12 April 2015 at 10:32

    Nasty little buggers, aren't they? Best to leave them well alone. Unless you are drunk or stupid.

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  2. Anonymous12 April 2015 at 11:00

    Warthogs are just as tasty as wild boar. Who cares when they're perfectly roasted.

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  3. ivan12 April 2015 at 11:21

    You can't expect anyone working for a paper to know the difference after all the edukshon, edukshon, edukshon, they have been subjected to.

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  4. Ted Treen12 April 2015 at 13:32

    But you wouldn't be drunk or stupid for very much longer, would you?

    Unless you had a 30-06...

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  5. Furor Teutonicus13 April 2015 at 15:39

    What are they scared of? In the outskirts and around Berlin, the woods/forests are FULL of Wild boar, and no one has reported being attacked. Which I am bloody sure they would, given the compo culture has reached here.

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  6. JuliaM3 May 2015 at 07:08

    "You can't expect anyone working for a paper to know the difference after all the edukshon, edukshon, edukshon, they have been subjected to"

    Altogether now! *sings* "Things can only get better!"

    "What are they scared of? In the outskirts and around Berlin, the woods/forests are FULL of Wild boar, and no one has reported being attacked."

    There's been a few, moistly dogs. And traffic accidents.

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  7. JuliaM3 May 2015 at 07:08

    "You can't expect anyone working for a paper to know the difference after all the edukshon, edukshon, edukshon, they have been subjected to"

    Altogether now! *sings* "Things can only get better!"

    "What are they scared of? In the outskirts and around Berlin, the woods/forests are FULL of Wild boar, and no one has reported being attacked."

    There's been a few, moistly dogs. And traffic accidents.

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