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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them?" No, but that doesn't surprise me. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them?" Is that what you'd call "badgering"? Cal | |||
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"Do you know most frogs don’t ribbit? The species you get in California do though, so Hollywood sound guys recorded them for movies and it stuck" I saw that episode of QI too | |||
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"Do you know most frogs don’t ribbit? The species you get in California do though, so Hollywood sound guys recorded them for movies and it stuck I saw that episode of QI too "Ha was that on QI? I didn’t hear it there but those smart bastards know everything don’t they! | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. " It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden  | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? Is that what you'd call "badgering"? Cal"  probably | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden "You had a badger in your garden? | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?"Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this. "Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?"I'm plagued by badgers. They're a complete pain in the arse.  | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
I'm plagued by badgers. They're a complete pain in the arse. "Yeah that's not good then,so there's no way of stopping them getting in? | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?"I see a badger every night when i get home from work,runs right past me when i get out my car | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
I'm plagued by badgers. They're a complete pain in the arse.
Yeah that's not good then,so there's no way of stopping them getting in?"Been trying for years, they're like little bulldozers and they're creatures of habit. Block one bole and they just make another. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
I see a badger every night when i get home from work,runs right past me when i get out my car"Aw it must be looking out for you. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this.
Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure."It's a minor annoyance but we respect that he or she is probably following a path that its ancestors trod for centuries. I wish there was a way to tell it we're happy for it to use the garden as long as it doesn't do damage. If you look out of our bedroom window at about 9 pm you will see a vixen and her four cubs playing on our lawn. It's like a safari park round here sometimes | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
I'm plagued by badgers. They're a complete pain in the arse.
Yeah that's not good then,so there's no way of stopping them getting in?
Been trying for years, they're like little bulldozers and they're creatures of habit. Block one bole and they just make another. "Oh sod that then I don't want that. I used to get lots of squirrels in my last home I liked that. They didn't seem to realise the bird seed wasn't for them though. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
I'm plagued by badgers. They're a complete pain in the arse.
Yeah that's not good then,so there's no way of stopping them getting in?
Been trying for years, they're like little bulldozers and they're creatures of habit. Block one bole and they just make another. "Ours can get through narrow gaps that you'd think think were impossible. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
I'm plagued by badgers. They're a complete pain in the arse.
Yeah that's not good then,so there's no way of stopping them getting in?
Been trying for years, they're like little bulldozers and they're creatures of habit. Block one bole and they just make another.
Oh sod that then I don't want that. I used to get lots of squirrels in my last home I liked that. They didn't seem to realise the bird seed wasn't for them though."In Sussex it was rabbits but at least you can fence them out, here it's badgers. Sometimes a little less wildlife would be nice. | |||
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"I found out recently on Springwatch that the stereotypical owl call 'toowit-towhoo' is actually two birds (Tawny Owls). The 'toowit' is one owl calling out and the 'towhoo' is the second owl answering. You learn a new thing every day. "I did not know that, but I think it's lovely | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this.
Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure.
It's a minor annoyance but we respect that he or she is probably following a path that its ancestors trod for centuries. I wish there was a way to tell it we're happy for it to use the garden as long as it doesn't do damage.
If you look out of our bedroom window at about 9 pm you will see a vixen and her four cubs playing on our lawn. It's like a safari park round here sometimes "Aww that's sweet though. I went to pick my daughter up yesterday and a bird and her little tiny chicks came out from the field infront of my car. Mum obviously had no road sense whatsoever and was dicing death with her little one's. I had to flash the van coming so he didn't squish them. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this.
Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure.
It's a minor annoyance but we respect that he or she is probably following a path that its ancestors trod for centuries. I wish there was a way to tell it we're happy for it to use the garden as long as it doesn't do damage.
If you look out of our bedroom window at about 9 pm you will see a vixen and her four cubs playing on our lawn. It's like a safari park round here sometimes
Aww that's sweet though. I went to pick my daughter up yesterday and a bird and her little tiny chicks came out from the field infront of my car. Mum obviously had no road sense whatsoever and was dicing death with her little one's. I had to flash the van coming so he didn't squish them. "That's how it should be. We used to live by a big pond, I was driving to work one morning and stopped to let a mallard and her ducklings cross the road. The driver coming the other way ran over them  | |||
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"I found out recently on Springwatch that the stereotypical owl call 'toowit-towhoo' is actually two birds (Tawny Owls). The 'toowit' is one owl calling out and the 'towhoo' is the second owl answering. You learn a new thing every day. "Yep i did no that | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this.
Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure.
It's a minor annoyance but we respect that he or she is probably following a path that its ancestors trod for centuries. I wish there was a way to tell it we're happy for it to use the garden as long as it doesn't do damage.
If you look out of our bedroom window at about 9 pm you will see a vixen and her four cubs playing on our lawn. It's like a safari park round here sometimes
Aww that's sweet though. I went to pick my daughter up yesterday and a bird and her little tiny chicks came out from the field infront of my car. Mum obviously had no road sense whatsoever and was dicing death with her little one's. I had to flash the van coming so he didn't squish them.
That's how it should be. We used to live by a big pond, I was driving to work one morning and stopped to let a mallard and her ducklings cross the road. The driver coming the other way ran over them "On our regular summer trips to Lyme Regis i often have to stop the car to allow a family of ducks to cross the road from a farm to their duck pond. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this.
Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure.
It's a minor annoyance but we respect that he or she is probably following a path that its ancestors trod for centuries. I wish there was a way to tell it we're happy for it to use the garden as long as it doesn't do damage.
If you look out of our bedroom window at about 9 pm you will see a vixen and her four cubs playing on our lawn. It's like a safari park round here sometimes
Aww that's sweet though. I went to pick my daughter up yesterday and a bird and her little tiny chicks came out from the field infront of my car. Mum obviously had no road sense whatsoever and was dicing death with her little one's. I had to flash the van coming so he didn't squish them.
That's how it should be. We used to live by a big pond, I was driving to work one morning and stopped to let a mallard and her ducklings cross the road. The driver coming the other way ran over them
On our regular summer trips to Lyme Regis i often have to stop the car to allow a family of ducks to cross the road from a farm to their duck pond."I think it's good where possible and practical to make allowances for wild life, except rats and fleas .
A bit off track but we used to live in a town that had a market charter since the 12th century. They built new houses beside it and people tried to get it closed because of the smell. . | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this.
Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure.
It's a minor annoyance but we respect that he or she is probably following a path that its ancestors trod for centuries. I wish there was a way to tell it we're happy for it to use the garden as long as it doesn't do damage.
If you look out of our bedroom window at about 9 pm you will see a vixen and her four cubs playing on our lawn. It's like a safari park round here sometimes
Aww that's sweet though. I went to pick my daughter up yesterday and a bird and her little tiny chicks came out from the field infront of my car. Mum obviously had no road sense whatsoever and was dicing death with her little one's. I had to flash the van coming so he didn't squish them.
That's how it should be. We used to live by a big pond, I was driving to work one morning and stopped to let a mallard and her ducklings cross the road. The driver coming the other way ran over them "What?! That's awful,I would have been mortified if I had driven over them. The road was really quiet and just up the road from a junction so no fast drivers there was no danger to others. If the guy on the other side hadn't stopped I would have slapped him when he stopped at the junction. | |||
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"I think I might have known that and forgotten. Did you know that a cornered badger will charge a human and chase them? No, but that doesn't surprise me. It surprised Mr N when he tried to shoo one out of our garden
You had a badger in your garden?
Yes, he or she is a regular visitor. The problem is it keeps getting the greenhouse and knocking things over or digging big holes in the ground. Quite rightly it assumes its ok to do this.
Oh cool I don't get anything more exciting than a chicken from the allotments at the end of the garden in mine and that was pretty exciting at the time for myself and my daughter. Not the wrecking thing's mind that's not cool that's annoying I'm sure.
It's a minor annoyance but we respect that he or she is probably following a path that its ancestors trod for centuries. I wish there was a way to tell it we're happy for it to use the garden as long as it doesn't do damage.
If you look out of our bedroom window at about 9 pm you will see a vixen and her four cubs playing on our lawn. It's like a safari park round here sometimes
Aww that's sweet though. I went to pick my daughter up yesterday and a bird and her little tiny chicks came out from the field infront of my car. Mum obviously had no road sense whatsoever and was dicing death with her little one's. I had to flash the van coming so he didn't squish them.
That's how it should be. We used to live by a big pond, I was driving to work one morning and stopped to let a mallard and her ducklings cross the road. The driver coming the other way ran over them
What?! That's awful,I would have been mortified if I had driven over them. The road was really quiet and just up the road from a junction so no fast drivers there was no danger to others. If the guy on the other side hadn't stopped I would have slapped him when he stopped at the junction."I think they probably just didn't see them but it was shocking to watch. | |||
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" That's how it should be. We used to live by a big pond, I was driving to work one morning and stopped to let a mallard and her ducklings cross the road. The driver coming the other way ran over them
What?! That's awful,I would have been mortified if I had driven over them. The road was really quiet and just up the road from a junction so no fast drivers there was no danger to others. If the guy on the other side hadn't stopped I would have slapped him when he stopped at the junction.
I think they probably just didn't see them but it was shocking to watch. "My sister had a friend once and they both live close to the countryside. One day her friend was taking her two little girl's to school along the country lanes as normal,only that morning all of a sudden there was some bird's in the road. She swerved to avoid them and crashed. Nobody went home that day. | |||
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