Sorry Cailin Maith

**DiscoStu** · 22 January 2008, 16:06

Originally posted by Ardesco View Post

I think I grossed CM out talking about rabbits being gutted. Sorry dear.

They are amazingly stinky buggers when you slit thier belly open though

**cailin maith** · 22 January 2008, 16:07

Originally posted by Ardesco View Post

I think I grossed CM out talking about rabbits being gutted. Sorry dear.

They are amazingly stinky buggers when you slit thier belly open though

Git

**Ardesco** · 22 January 2008, 16:10

Woohoo, I got spanked for talking dirty...

(Is gutting rabbits seen as dirty, or just messy?)

**cailin maith** · 22 January 2008, 16:11

Originally posted by Ardesco View Post

Woohoo, I got spanked for talking dirty...

(Is gutting rabbits seen as dirty, or just messy?)

No it's gross.....

Nearly as bad as Churchy wanting to roast Bambi's mam....

**Bear** · 22 January 2008, 16:12

Originally posted by Ardesco View Post

I think I grossed CM out talking about rabbits being gutted. Sorry dear.

They are amazingly stinky buggers when you slit thier belly open though

Quite true

That is a smell unlike no other

**Ardesco** · 22 January 2008, 16:15

Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

No it's gross.....

Nearly as bad as Churchy wanting to roast Bambi's mam....

Woohoo I got spanked for being gross!!!

**BoredBloke** · 22 January 2008, 16:18

My little brother had a rabbit when he was little but it died (it was only a baby). My mum planted it and every time she did he would dig it up - he was only about 4 at the time. This went on for days. She'd stick it in the ground and he'd dig it back up. He used to carry it by its head and eventually it had this little head and bulbous body connected by a very long thin neck. Eventually she had to chuck it in the slurry pit to stop him resurrecting it.

**Ardesco** · 22 January 2008, 16:19

Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Post

My little brother had a rabbit when he was little but it died (it was only a baby). My mum planted it and every time she did he would dig it up - he was only about 4 at the time. This went on for days. She'd stick it in the ground and he'd dig it back up. He used to carry it by its head and eventually it had this little head and bulbous body connected by a very long thin neck. Eventually she had to chuck it in the slurry pit to stop him resurrecting it.

I don't know why but I found that hilarious. (Everybody is looking at me thinking i'm mad for cackling away...)

**BoredBloke** · 22 January 2008, 16:19

He also had a dog (s h 1 t t y sid was it's name for an obvious reason) and it took to sheltering from the sun under the wheels of the Land Rover. My mum removed it from the gene pool when rushing out.

Sorry Cailin Maith