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vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
[QUOTE 2310553, member: 45"]Giraffes aren't actually mammals.

They're fish.[/quote]

Giraffe to be daft to believe that?
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
[QUOTE 2310553, member: 45"]Giraffes aren't actually mammals.

They're fish.[/quote]
Giraffes are lasagniform, therefore obviously beef.
 

Primal Scream

Get your rocks off
A couple of strange local (Guernsey, Channel Islands) laws that we have over here which where never repealed.

It is legal for a pregnant woman to urinate in a police officer's hat/helmet if she feels it is absolutely necessary.
A police officer must hold your horse for up to an hour, if asked, if you ride it into town.
Even better if it is still on the plods head :biggrin:
 

laurence

Veteran
despite having some of the most venoous spiders and snakes in the world the biggest animal killer of humans in Australia is... the horse.
 
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Banging your head against a wall uses 150 calories an hour.
 

vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
Cats have selective deafness.

Pardon?
 

Alex H

Legendary Member
Every London black cab is supposed to carry a bale of hay for its horse, it goes back to the days of the proper horse drawn Hackney cabs, but the law has never been repeeled, or is it repealed ?

Urban myth, I'm afraid :ohmy: http://www.lvta.co.uk/history.htm

"There are a number of myths and legends that surround the London cab and its cabmen and many of them are nothing but bunkum. For instance, it has never been law for a motor cabman to carry a bale of hay in his cab. In fact, it was never law for a horse cabman to carry one, although he was required to carry sufficient hard food (e. g. oats) for his horse’s midday feed."
 
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In Kentucky, one may not dye a duckling blue and offer it for sale unless more than six are for sale at once.
 
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