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French_Knickers

nikkilala wrote: »

You're right I won't, he said theirs quite a few abandoned cars about:eek::eek:

I love it when people cant drive in the snow.....we did our regular run to a tesco 20 odd miles away down the lanes with 4 inches of snow.....just sailing by all these stuck mercs and beemers waving as we went by!



We've only got a FWD car BTW not a 4x4....half the 4x4 owners have no idea how to drive them in the snow either!!! they seem to think 4wd helps you stop...has me in bits when they go barreling into roundabouts and come out the other side all shapes and up the curbs and stuff.

HappyChappy84

Quick question, does anyone know why dogs eat rabbit do do?

nikkilala_2

Hiya Fudge, not often I'm on this late with you;)

3Dogs

Well, as I told myself I'd be in bed asleep by 1 am, I think I'd better call it a night now

Night Night all - hope the snow clears for those who want it too ..... me included. Just checked outside and it is still white and icy:mad:

fudge2

:T loving your new signature FK :T

French_Knickers

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Quick question, does anyone know why dogs eat rabbit do do?

Good question! A friends dog does this and I only found out the other day so its a new querstion for me too! Got to be a good reason for it.

HappyChappy84

French_Knickers wrote: »

I love it when people cant drive in the snow.....we did our regular run to a tesco 20 odd miles away down the lanes with 4 inches of snow.....just sailing by all these stuck mercs and beemers waving as we went by!



We've only got a FWD car BTW not a 4x4....half the 4x4 owners have no idea how to drive them in the snow either!!! they seem to think 4wd helps you stop...has me in bits when they go barreling into roundabouts and come out the other side all shapes and up the curbs and stuff.

People in 4x4's seem to think they are invisible and they can drive as normal. If anything you have to be even more careful than you would in an ordinary car. It takes more to stop a 2.5 to 3 tonne 4x4 on ice that it does your average family car.

French_Knickers

3Dogs wrote: »

Well, as I told myself I'd be in bed asleep by 1 am, I think I'd better call it a night now

Night Night all - hope the snow clears for those who want it too ..... me included. Just checked outside and it is still white and icy:mad:

Nite 3dogs xx

French_Knickers

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

People in 4x4's seem to think they are invisible and they can drive as normal. If anything you have to be even more careful than you would in an ordinary car. It takes more to stop a 2.5 to 3 tonne 4x4 on ice that it does your average family car.

But they don't care, they seem to think they won't get hurt. Someone should teach 4x4 owners a few laws in physics!!

HappyChappy84

French_Knickers wrote: »

Good question! A friends do does this and I only found out the other day so its a new querstion for me too! Got to be a good reason for it.

Both of our dogs do it and their farts are rotten to say the least. I've just took her out for a walk and something has made her throw up tonight. Being a lab she will eat anything and everything so who knows what she's picked up out there in the dark that I couldn't see.