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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
13 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Scientists in Kent, which is often called the basket case of England have noticed a decline in bugs. Volunteers had to drive with a clean numberplate and then use a splatometer to find how many bugs were killed on the numberplates. They report a 78% decrease in bugs since 2004. Great news for those enjoying an evening BBQ.

Tom carried out his own experiment and put sticky tape on his rear numberplate. Not one bug. Tom does not want these buggers in his garden.

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By *arla SwingerWoman
13 weeks ago

Somewhere

I'm sure you reported on this news previously Tom?

We need new news 😩

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
13 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"I'm sure you reported on this news previously Tom?

We need new news 😩"

New News ?

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
13 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Scientists believe the monkey pox virus is already in the UK and they wait for those infected to visit their GP very soon

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
13 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"Scientists believe the monkey pox virus is already in the UK and they wait for those infected to visit their GP very soon "

It's all over the news

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By *lynJMan
13 weeks ago

Morden


"Scientists in Kent, which is often called the basket case of England have noticed a decline in bugs. Volunteers had to drive with a clean numberplate and then use a splatometer to find how many bugs were killed on the numberplates. They report a 78% decrease in bugs since 2004. Great news for those enjoying an evening BBQ.

Tom carried out his own experiment and put sticky tape on his rear numberplate. Not one bug. Tom does not want these buggers in his garden. "

Tom, unless you're driving everywhere in reverse, you won't get many bugs splattered on your rear number plate.

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By *lynJMan
13 weeks ago

Morden


"Scientists in Kent, which is often called the basket case of England have noticed a decline in bugs. Volunteers had to drive with a clean numberplate and then use a splatometer to find how many bugs were killed on the numberplates. They report a 78% decrease in bugs since 2004. Great news for those enjoying an evening BBQ.

Tom carried out his own experiment and put sticky tape on his rear numberplate. Not one bug. Tom does not want these buggers in his garden.

Tom, unless you're driving everywhere in reverse, you won't get many bugs splattered on your rear number plate."

No wonder you couldn't get past a few cyclists.

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By *ravelling_WilburyMan
13 weeks ago

Beverley


"Scientists in Kent, which is often called the basket case of England have noticed a decline in bugs. Volunteers had to drive with a clean numberplate and then use a splatometer to find how many bugs were killed on the numberplates. They report a 78% decrease in bugs since 2004. Great news for those enjoying an evening BBQ.

Tom carried out his own experiment and put sticky tape on his rear numberplate. Not one bug. Tom does not want these buggers in his garden.

Tom, unless you're driving everywhere in reverse, you won't get many bugs splattered on your rear number plate."

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By *asterMeliodasMan
13 weeks ago

Newmill


"Scientists in Kent, which is often called the basket case of England have noticed a decline in bugs. Volunteers had to drive with a clean numberplate and then use a splatometer to find how many bugs were killed on the numberplates. They report a 78% decrease in bugs since 2004. Great news for those enjoying an evening BBQ.

Tom carried out his own experiment and put sticky tape on his rear numberplate. Not one bug. Tom does not want these buggers in his garden.

Tom, unless you're driving everywhere in reverse, you won't get many bugs splattered on your rear number plate."

Would you really put driving everywhere in reverse past him?

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By *icolerobbieCouple
12 weeks ago

walsall


"Scientists believe the monkey pox virus is already in the UK and they wait for those infected to visit their GP very soon "

Good job there are no bugs left to transmit this virus. You would need to wear a crash helmet, not a mask.

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By *lynJMan
12 weeks ago

Morden


"Scientists believe the monkey pox virus is already in the UK and they wait for those infected to visit their GP very soon

Good job there are no bugs left to transmit this virus. You would need to wear a crash helmet, not a mask. "

I was wondering how mpox was related to bug splat. Obviously we'll all need full face helmets.

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By *oomarangMan
12 weeks ago

Chester

I hadn’t noticed till now but I ride a motorbike all year round and thinking back now I’ve had hardly any bug splats on my visor this year

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By *icolerobbieCouple
12 weeks ago

walsall


"I hadn’t noticed till now but I ride a motorbike all year round and thinking back now I’ve had hardly any bug splats on my visor this year "

See, better safe than sorry.

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