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Joe_Fox

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Was sick of seeing "Lions".
 
Squirrels and parrots will take over the world one day. Mark my words.
 
Worst thread ever. :icon_eek:
 
I agree Steven, it'll be magpies that take over the world...bastards...
 
DurhamFox said:
I am disappointed to see all of you languishing in the egg chasing forum. Truely awful :mad:
What do you expect? 2 weeks tomorrow and this section will be history!
 
Why?
because we start our campaign for promotion, or should I say our campaign to keep our Div 1 status..

peasant...
 
MKFox said:
Why?
because we start our campaign for promotion, or should I say our campaign to keep our Div 1 status..

peasant...

But aren't we in the Championship?
 
Scodger Cubs said:
It's their memories going, Joe! ;) :icon_lol: :056:

Ah yes, keep forgetting the age gap.
 
Its the begining of the Armageddon.

By JOHN COLES

SEX-MAD squirrels are destroying trees in an ancient forest — to try to impress their girlfriends.

The nutty boys tear off strips of bark with their large front teeth as a mating ritual.

Now the grey squirrel population has boomed to 20,000 in the Forest of Dean, Gloucs — meaning trees are in danger of being gnawed to death.

Forestry Commission surveyor Rob Guest said: “We are just getting to the damage season, and we have heavy numbers of squirrels this year.”

Normally, over half of an area’s squirrels population die each year.

But a fruitful autumn last year, followed by a mild winter, means many were well-fed and survived to sow their wild acorns.

Now there are more than ever of the randy creatures which chase females through the treetops and mate noisily.

The forest, once a Royal hunting ground, has oak, beech, chestnut, pine, fir and spruce trees, making it particularly attractive as a squirrel love-nest.

Some males strip bark right round trunks, leaving trees to wither and die.

Others gnaw one side, making a tree weak so it snaps or is attacked by fungus.





Charles Dutton, of the European Squirrel Institute, said: “Squirrels get a sugary substance from the sap, but it’s also a process of domination between adult males for territory and females.”

Forestry chiefs say they do not have the resources to cull squirrels.

Mr Guest said: “We will be calculating the damage over the next month.”



source http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2005340252,,00.html
 
MKFox said:
No. We're in division two, in old money.

How much did we sell Heskey for then?

£11M = 11,000,000 x 240d

MK, are you saying that Heskey cost 2640000000d?

That a hell of a lot of d's
 
I prefer their nuts!!:icon_eek: :icon_eek: :icon_lol: :icon_lol:
 
Joe_Fox said:
How much did we sell Heskey for then?

£11M = 11,000,000 x 240d

MK, are you saying that Heskey cost 2640000000d?

That a hell of a lot of d's

especially if they're double d's!:icon_lol: :icon_lol: :icon_lol:
 
Joe_Fox said:
How much did we sell Heskey for then?

£11M = 11,000,000 x 240d

MK, are you saying that Heskey cost 2640000000d?

That a hell of a lot of d's

prob would have been a better deal in e's
 
More evidence.


Maybe I should stop with the squirrel porn now. its going to far.:icon_roll
 
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