Rabbits

[Mrs Westy]

at one time, if you hit a dog, you had, by law to report the fact as it was a licenced animal.   Not any more of course because they no longer have licences.

It's still a legal requirement - Road Traffic Act 1988 section 170 requires you to stop/report etc. if damage is caused to an animal.  The definition of animal includes dog, even though dog licences were abolished some years previously.

FWIW, having recently had a pet rabbit decapitated in our garden, I find the concept of deliberately or otherwise splatting rabbits none too hilarious.

[neilwillis]

I stand corrected Mrs W.

Should I ask how the said wabbit became headless?

I'm sure I speak for everyone else when I say splatting rabbits is a last resort to avoid splatting oneself. A poor alternative, but necessary nevertheless at times.

[Mrs Westy]

Should I ask how the said wabbit became headless

Probably best not    

[Monkeylegend]

Was driving home one night flat out in the ex father in laws Skoda estelle( don't ask) and this bl**** rabbit ran into the back of me    

[oldman]

Daughters just read this thread and thinks it stinks :

Think I'll just take hare of the dog

[Mrs Westy]

Just stop rabbiting on about it now    

[Mark Stanton]

Just stop rabbiting on about it now  

else it could have a catastrophic effect    

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[Buzz Billsberry]

U don't miss anything Mr Stanton... you're all ears!!. but regarding meeting people on the stand well that's another matter!!  You really have to 'buck' your ideas up! doe! Another rabbit joke well I've put my lucky rabbits foot in it this time. Its made the hare's on my the back of my neck stand up ooooooooooh

Get me coat and hat. that hat cost me 10/6(think about it Alice!!

I'm off

Buzz

[Mark Stanton]

Don't be late