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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I just read an article headline that said "Dozens of raccoons die from viral "zombie" virus that can be spread to dogs".
"Oh no,my dogs!" I thought,and then I remembered we dont have raccoons in the UK.
Can you get much dimmer than that? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not so long ago, on my drive home from work I went past an animal which has been hit by a car (assumption); for reasons only my inner dimwit could explain, I convinced myself it was a dead kangaroo. I had an internal debate between reasoned self and inner dimwit along the lines of “we don’t have kangaroos in the UK you truffling airhead” for a few miles, but the inner dimwit was sufficiently persuasive that I felt compelled to turn the car round to take another peek.
Yup, a dead deer.  |
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"Not so long ago, on my drive home from work I went past an animal which has been hit by a car (assumption); for reasons only my inner dimwit could explain, I convinced myself it was a dead kangaroo. I had an internal debate between reasoned self and inner dimwit along the lines of “we don’t have kangaroos in the UK you truffling airhead” for a few miles, but the inner dimwit was sufficiently persuasive that I felt compelled to turn the car round to take another peek.
Yup, a dead deer. "
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"Not so long ago, on my drive home from work I went past an animal which has been hit by a car (assumption); for reasons only my inner dimwit could explain, I convinced myself it was a dead kangaroo. I had an internal debate between reasoned self and inner dimwit along the lines of “we don’t have kangaroos in the UK you truffling airhead” for a few miles, but the inner dimwit was sufficiently persuasive that I felt compelled to turn the car round to take another peek.
Yup, a dead deer. "
I think I remember you telling us that before. I had a similar incident myself where both myself and my daughter thought there was a dead wallaby (she said kangaroo) by the side of the road.
I've come to the conclusion that it was a hare or a baby deer. |
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