Ouch! * rubs head *
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Don1

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16,802 posts

237 months

Thursday 20th August 2009
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Just a quick bulletin from the Don1 health service.

Don't drive your Chimera with the roof down, at the national speed limit, under an oak tree.

Acorns hurt! wink

hoopyfrood

56 posts

209 months

Thursday 20th August 2009
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Don1 said:
Don't drive your Chimera with the roof down
You do of course realise that this post is going to bring you a barrage of responses about chimp owners never putting their roofs down to start with!

I however will resist ..... resist ..... resist! whistle

Steve in Stoke

6,389 posts

213 months

Thursday 20th August 2009
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Or being 6'7" and taking a bumblebee in the centre of the forehead...

Or being 6'7" with the roof on and hitting a small bump in the road. Although I was more concerned at the possible damage to the roof panel than my head - panels are expensive, heads heal for free.

Don1

Original Poster:

16,802 posts

237 months

Thursday 20th August 2009
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Steve in Stoke said:
Or being 6'7" and taking a bumblebee in the centre of the forehead...

Or being 6'7" with the roof on and hitting a small bump in the road. Although I was more concerned at the possible damage to the roof panel than my head - panels are expensive, heads heal for free.
Ha ha! I thought I suffered at 6'4"...

s5tuart

593 posts

232 months

Thursday 20th August 2009
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jester Are you SURE it was an acorn?
Rooks and crows often eat the young tender acorns. This acts as a binding and their resultant waste can be about the same size and consistency as an acorn. whistle
Just be lucky the same bird didn't eat the blackberrys that are also in season!!!!