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by A J Irving » Aug 14th, '09, 12:40
Which is worse: the fact that people are placing a cross where a hen died or the fact that the BBC bothered to report it?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/tyne/8201128.stm
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Michael Graham, 24, of Workington said: "When we first saw her at the side of the road we thought it was a bit odd.
"But as the days went on it became a bit of a ritual to toot your horn as she went by.
"It gave us another reason to get up in the morning.
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by Craig Browning » Aug 14th, '09, 12:47
A movement for Road Kill Rights?
Here in the States such a fresh kill would be called DINNER
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by Ant » Aug 14th, '09, 13:17
Michael Graham, 24, of Workington said: "When we first saw her at the side of the road we thought it was a bit odd.
"But as the days went on it became a bit of a ritual to toot your horn as she went by.
"It gave us another reason to get up in the morning.
That has genuinely made me feel so much better about my day.
If tooting your horn at a dead chicken is a reason to get up in the morning then you need to seriously rethink your life.
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