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Crab Cruelty? Or Crab liberation
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
Some well meaning folk bought a live crab from a fish stall in London and took the crab to Southend on the train to be released into the sea. I think it was very noble and well meaning. There are pictures on social media of the crab in the train carriage. Is this a heroic deed or would the crab have been petrified. ? I .not sure if the crab made it to the sea because the man photographing it for social media got off a few stops before Southend. It's all over the Essex news before anybody asks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I was on Mexico there was this huge cockroach on bathroom wall. My partner was going to kill it but I love bugs and being from here I'd never seen one so big. I picked it up and put it out on the balcony. A second later a bird flew down and ate it. Circle of life innit. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"When I was on Mexico there was this huge cockroach on bathroom wall. My partner was going to kill it but I love bugs and being from here I'd never seen one so big. I picked it up and put it out on the balcony. A second later a bird flew down and ate it. Circle of life innit."
I just found a photo of that cockroach. It's now posthumously "Fab famous" |
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"Well let's look at this another way.. you are on a train journey and a massive crab suddenly walks in the carriage ..
Freak some out I guess "
Bet he was waving his claws about “giving it all that” |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"Well let's look at this another way.. you are on a train journey and a massive crab suddenly walks in the carriage ..
Freak some out I guess
....or you've been spiked and are having a bad trip?"
This is actually a true story but we don't know what happened to the crab |
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"Depends if it's a native species as to whether it was sensible to release it into the sea at Southend....
It was from Porthmadog, it’s a long swim home… "
The crab was originally caught from the wild in Porthmadog or liberated from a restaurant there? These are not the same things! |
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"Depends if it's a native species as to whether it was sensible to release it into the sea at Southend....
It was from Porthmadog, it’s a long swim home…
The crab was originally caught from the wild in Porthmadog or liberated from a restaurant there? These are not the same things! "
Yes, but Porthmadog is much nicer than Southend. Not so I’d your in a boiling pit mind you. |
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"Depends if it's a native species as to whether it was sensible to release it into the sea at Southend....
It was from Porthmadog, it’s a long swim home…
The crab was originally caught from the wild in Porthmadog or liberated from a restaurant there? These are not the same things!
Yes, but Porthmadog is much nicer than Southend. Not so I’d your in a boiling pit mind you."
Oh yes indeed. I'd rather be in Porthmadog but if Southend is minus the boiling water, I'd probably plump for it |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"Well let's look at this another way.. you are on a train journey and a massive crab suddenly walks in the carriage ..
Freak some out I guess "
I would have told it the clacton train would have been the better solution… |
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