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This pic accompanied an article in which the British Forces were accused of releasing man eating Honey Badgers around Basra in 2003 as a security measure...!x @@ ~ Honey badgers are notoriously nasty beasts, I'd not want to meet one, they'd stand up to a Jackall

All worthy of the top 500, will try and play them in the studio tomorrow and see what the Spanish think, I'll enjoy, sod the Spanish

And maybe, just maybe, someone will be mad enough to indulge this chancer and offer them more than £1

Yes, a lovely tufted ear red squirrel, loved peanut butter, about the only way it would stay on the log

I was frequently, but I'm absolutely positive that I'd still have thought it was a pile of shite

about time too!

Bum, I'll have to wait for the DVD

Maybe we should all make offers under a £1

Surf doo-wop at it's worst

Waaaaaay, waaaaaay over the top

It's a sad day when we lose anyone from this large family, RIP Clive

Finally?

Bloody Nora, no wonder people are leaving ebay in droves

It's amazing what peanut butter can bring down out of the trees.

I want to believe, so until someone comes along with evidence that it isn't right I'm still saying "well done Nick", and "Well done Pete", the right type of publicity for once.

Blue Winged Grasshopper Enormous wood ants on Cardoon A Bumblebee enjoying his day on a Cardoon flower

I can honestly say I've only ever seen them in the south of England Steve, they are very common here though, a daily sight in fact, especially where there's Compositae (daisy type) flowers

Hummingbird Hawkmoth that stayed around long enough for me to photograph

Go mob handed and take all his stock in revenge big style

Good to hear he's on the mend, probably won't get to see him DJ for a while unless he comes to Spain, then I'd make the effort.

But if you were to consider it as a business proposition, doing cleaning for others you could probably have it pay for itself in a few months.

They have very hairy leaves and wouldn't taste good even to a tortoise, also the name spinosa suggests it has spines or spikes, not that I've looked that close, most plants here seem to have a built in defence system.

I remember nights at the Wirrina, sitting under a table all night with paranoia. Happy days

That's great, thanks Martyn, hopefully I'll see it in London before returning to the quiet of South Lincolnshire

I actually went to Wigan in Doc Martens with my head shaved, so you can imagine the hassle. I've always been good at hiding in dark corners though.