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Oh [bigsleep] you have been listening to the nuns too much. |
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Badgers suck, have a bun. |
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nuns are sexual perverts who belive that all persons should fear all forms of pleasure, especially that of an erotic nature. I understant that convincing young boys that beavers have teeth is a favored lesson. |
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I am truly honoured to see this inspiration which refers to my original "Hot shave"... On second thoughts... |
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for anyone who attacks badgers in any way - a giant
fishbone. And may you end your days as part of the
contents of a badger's intestinal tubing MO |
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Now I know how I'm going to die... |
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sp. //Inpiration!// Or is it that your swollen lip after being mangled by the badger? |
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Hmmm, sort of like "Whack-a-mole", only more painful, and with badgers. |
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Then why not just punch a grizzly bear? |
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Did the grizzy bear leave me anything in its will? |
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Badgers!, We don't need no stinkin' badgers! |
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The Badgers got beaten down by the Arizona Wildcats. My formula had them winning by 1 point. |
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For any that go in for the Madness. |
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I'm scared of badgers. I don't really think punching a bear is going to be any easier for me. |
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And here I was thinking Badgers were cute kind of things - the closest thing I've seen to a badger was that one from Wind in The Willows - but upon checking out [bigsleep]'s link I have changed my oppinion - and underwear - somewhat... |
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Gnashing of teeth, razor sharp claws, sounds like someone's ex-wife. Wait, nope, it's just my shaving badger... |
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Apropos of nothing I thought that I'd take this opportunity to spread a bit of pro-badger propoganda.
Last week on the Today Programme (BBC radio news - see linky) there was an interesting story about a farmer who had managed to eliminate TB from his dairy herd and had been TB free for six years, despite the fact that all his neighbours herds were infected and he had a large badger population on his land. The explanation? He had gone over to organic clover as the feed stuff for his cows and eliminated maize entirely from their diet. Apparently badgers & cows both love maize but it weakens their immune system. Whereas clover contains lots of lovely vitamins & minerals that help to build up their immune system. Hence, no TB and no need for a massive badger cull. |
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DrBob - thanks for the badger links - Huge fan of both Bodger and Badger, and Harry Hill's celebrity badgers. (Harry Hill continues to be a mainstream comedy genius) |
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