Sick people on my doorstep

Nathan · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:28

BBC

Cant believe what im reading here. Why would anyone want to do such a disgusting inhumane thing is beyond me. Worst of all, I live 2 miles away from Codsall.

Shador · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:32

Thats horrific! Why would someone want to do this?!?! makes me so angry.

MookJong · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:32

What the....there must be some damage to their car?

Just totally insane.

Visage · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:32

Albion fans, doubtless.

PeterNem · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:34

That really is sickening.

Nathan · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:35

Visage said:
Albion fans, doubtless.

Got to be!

Broadbandplacey · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:37

but i dont get it, WHY? makes no sense - its just really pointless

and i thought by the thread title you had a like a cue of people with leprosy at your door...

Spacky · 20 Sep 2006 at 13:45

Thats someones livelyhood, things like this don't help the fact that organisations are trying to increase the publics access to private farmland either. Will only cause farmers to put up more barriers to stop road and foot access to their lands.

Efour · 20 Sep 2006 at 14:04

Id say there was a direct link to Kids growing up playing computer games on this one.

I dont know much about cars but wouldnt whatever they had driven be pretty smashed up after doing that ? Maybe not ?

Could have been some local farmyard mafia payback type dispute rather than kids. Better say that incase....`

penski · 20 Sep 2006 at 14:06

HAY KIDZ"!!! LETS PLAY CARMAGEDDON! LOLZ!

*n

Pookie Bear · 20 Sep 2006 at 14:25

Efour2 said:
I dont know much about cars but wouldnt whatever they had driven be pretty smashed up after doing that ? Maybe not ?

After a gentle tapping occurred between my vehicle and one in front, I was horrified at the amount of damage. Then again, I drive a little Japanese car - I imagine a large range-rover with bullbars will sustain far less damage.

Either way, the farmers should be allowed to pin them to a stake in the middle of a field, dressed in bright red, and let angry bulls tenderise them :mad:

I still think I should be made Minister for CRIME and decide all the punishments handed out in the UK. I have a small but hardcore support in this venture

malolo · 20 Sep 2006 at 14:44

Efour2 said:
I dont know much about cars but wouldnt whatever they had driven be pretty smashed up after doing that ? Maybe not ?

A few years ago we were in a collision with a loose cow and the car was written off because of the damage done so I'd expect there to be damage. When they eventually caught the cow it had no damage to it apart from a missing tuft of hair which was lodged in the windscreen of the car so they're not easy animals to hurt.

badgermonkey · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:23

malolo said:
A few years ago we were in a collision with a loose cow and the car was written off because of the damage done so I'd expect there to be damage. When they eventually caught the cow it had no damage to it apart from a missing tuft of hair which was lodged in the windscreen of the car so they're not easy animals to hurt.

Im sure i read on here somewhere that someone punched a cow full in the face and it didnt even blink. Also hurt like ****.

Dr.EM · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:25

It's all the milk they drink, gives them really hard bones

MookJong · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:34

Dr.EM said:
It's all the milk they drink, gives them really hard bones

lol, just reminded me of that old schoolyard trick

Person 1: Spell Silk
Person 2: S. I. L. K.
Person 1: What do cows drink?
Person 2: Milk
Person 1: Ahhhahah no you fool they drink water.

16 animals is a lot to hit, car must be mangled. I can only think they used a landrover or something. Could be a rival farm!

badgermonkey · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:36

MookJong said:
lol, just reminded me of that old schoolyard trick

Person 1: Spell Silk
Person 2: S. I. L. K.
Person 1: What do cows drink?
Person 2: Milk
Person 1: Ahhhahah no you fool they drink water.

16 animals is a lot to hit, car must be mangled. I can only think they used a landrover or something. Could be a rival farm!

Of course they drink milk. That's just stupid. Why do you think they have udders?

MookJong · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:41

badgermonkey said:
Of course they drink milk. That's just stupid. Why do you think they have udders?

Fixed

Person 1: Spell Silk
Person 2: S. I. L. K.
Person 1: What do calfs drink?
Person 2: Milk
Person 1: Correct, well done.

badgermonkey · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:41

Calfs are still cows

MookJong · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:50

badgermonkey said:
Calfs are still cows

It's just not quite the same now though...

Person 1: Spell Silk
Person 2: S. I. L. K.
Person 1: What do cows drink?
Person 2: First their mothers milk as a growing calf, they then progress to water as a full adult cow.
Person 1: Correct, well done.

badgermonkey · 20 Sep 2006 at 15:55

MookJong said:
It's just not quite the same now though...

Person 1: Spell Silk
Person 2: S. I. L. K.
Person 1: What do cows drink?
Person 2: First their mothers milk as a growing calf, they then progress to water as a full adult cow.
Person 1: Correct, well done.

Sorted

Why do i get the feeling that isnt going to catch on?