Bird strike!
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Bear-n

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1,975 posts

113 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Jesus Christ. Just got back home to this; it was clean at 5am.

I'm not paranoid, but that's a group effort isn't it?


anonymous-user

85 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Looks like a fly past to me.

Milkyway

15,000 posts

84 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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My brand new Calibra looked like somebody had poured a tin of emulsion over it... what a stupid place to put a tree for the birds to roost in. rolleyes

Bear-n

Original Poster:

1,975 posts

113 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Island Hermit said:
Looks like a fly past to me.
Oh there's not a tree for 20yrds. Absolutely a precision strike; makes Maverick look like a schmuck.

Chubbyross

5,011 posts

116 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Nasty stuff too. I left some on my family wagon a bit too long and I’ll have to machine polish out the damage now. The feathery bds should be forced to wear nappies.

croyde

26,506 posts

261 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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I once returned to my car to find a pile on the bonnet that only a pterodactyl could have excreted.

anonymous-user

85 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Its when they target the door handles and you don't see it that you know you're going to have a bad day.

Sixpackpert

5,355 posts

245 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Lucky you don’t work at my place, my grey car looks white some days. Damn seagulls!

Honeywell

1,680 posts

129 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Last bird strike I had wrote off a £4million engine.

anonymous-user

85 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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sgtbash said:
Colleague I work with just go home to a pile of dog sh*t on his car, so could be worse laugh
Was it a Rover?

croyde

26,506 posts

261 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Honeywell said:
Last bird strike I had wrote off a £4million engine.
I give you the winner.

Milkyway

15,000 posts

84 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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anonymous-user

85 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Got any elderly neighbours, prime candidate for attracting the miscreants and providing raw ingredients for the ammo.

donkmeister

13,103 posts

131 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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gottans said:
Got any elderly neighbours, prime candidate for attracting the miscreants and providing raw ingredients for the ammo.
Oddly, the same factors are often responsible for an excessive number of Wayne Rooneys and Emmanuel Macrons hanging around.

anonymous-user

85 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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donkmeister said:
gottans said:
Got any elderly neighbours, prime candidate for attracting the miscreants and providing raw ingredients for the ammo.
Oddly, the same factors are often responsible for an excessive number of Wayne Rooneys and Emmanuel Macrons hanging around.
Do they poop on cars as well?

Mr Tidy

31,835 posts

158 months

Wednesday 8th June 2022
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Sometimes they come off 2nd best!



Mind you the next one trashed a wheel-arch liner - maybe 1 all so far.

COM31E

2,188 posts

112 months

Wednesday 8th June 2022
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It's the time of year where I have to stop parking the "nice" cars on my driveway for a bit. There's a cherry blossom tree either side, and the one that overhangs is the one the pigeons nest in. Decomposing cherry blossom, caked into nesting pigeon st is an utter nightmare to remove.

I got to level 8 with the BB gun last year, but alas this lead to a cat problem, whereby the local moggies all started hanging around, trying to get their paws on half-fked pigeons.

It's far easier to just not park there for a while, luckily there's ample visitor parking I can take advantage of.

Piginapoke

6,096 posts

216 months

Wednesday 8th June 2022
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COM31E said:
It's the time of year where I have to stop parking the "nice" cars on my driveway for a bit. There's a cherry blossom tree either side, and the one that overhangs is the one the pigeons nest in. Decomposing cherry blossom, caked into nesting pigeon st is an utter nightmare to remove.

I got to level 8 with the BB gun last year, but alas this lead to a cat problem, whereby the local moggies all started hanging around, trying to get their paws on half-fked pigeons.

It's far easier to just not park there for a while, luckily there's ample visitor parking I can take advantage of.
You sound nice

COM31E

2,188 posts

112 months

Wednesday 8th June 2022
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Piginapoke said:
COM31E said:
It's the time of year where I have to stop parking the "nice" cars on my driveway for a bit. There's a cherry blossom tree either side, and the one that overhangs is the one the pigeons nest in. Decomposing cherry blossom, caked into nesting pigeon st is an utter nightmare to remove.

I got to level 8 with the BB gun last year, but alas this lead to a cat problem, whereby the local moggies all started hanging around, trying to get their paws on half-fked pigeons.

It's far easier to just not park there for a while, luckily there's ample visitor parking I can take advantage of.
You sound nice
I am a delight.

anonymous-user

85 months

Wednesday 8th June 2022
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COM31E said:
Piginapoke said:
COM31E said:
It's the time of year where I have to stop parking the "nice" cars on my driveway for a bit. There's a cherry blossom tree either side, and the one that overhangs is the one the pigeons nest in. Decomposing cherry blossom, caked into nesting pigeon st is an utter nightmare to remove.

I got to level 8 with the BB gun last year, but alas this lead to a cat problem, whereby the local moggies all started hanging around, trying to get their paws on half-fked pigeons.

It's far easier to just not park there for a while, luckily there's ample visitor parking I can take advantage of.
You sound nice
I am a delight.
Unless you are a pigeon..