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FWIW,a fox got a couple of my brothers chooks last week,he lives in Cornubia,for people that live in this area.
Next night the neighbours fox terrier cornered the fox,and ended up at the vet,and was sown up with almost 30 stitches.
As for the fox,it hasn't been seen since.
This time last year a Springer Spaniel got into his Japanese Quail pen and ate all but one of the Quails.Consequently the Springer isn't on their Christmas card list this year[bigrolf]
I have to admit - I read this the other day and thought “poor kid - what parent would call their kid such a ridiculous name and then complain about it....”Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
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Originally Posted by Homestar
My cousin decided to give their kids “new age modern names” to which when they went to enroll them at a private school, they were advised that they should probably “rethink” the child’s name, as kids could be cruel [bighmmm]
Kids are very cruel, no question about it. Don’t the parents remember what it was like at School? Surely they should know they’re setting the kids up for a hard time...
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Blimey, haven't they heard the saying.... "The family that plays together stays together"?
DNA will catch him out, you'll see.
Don't fret too much. the kid looks as though she has three times the IQ of her mum,,,or Mom as it is over there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
I know a family who named all their kids after trees - Oregon, Jarrah etc. Poor kids survived.
I am new here.
You'll soon sport some bush pin striping. [thumbsupbig]Quote:
Originally Posted by janddbone
[smilebigeye] They obviously thought they were going to start a huge family with all those roots.[biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick