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The Council will begin the official 10 day grieving process, culminating in a Kim Jong Il style funeral motorcade down Lordship Lane, whilst the population of ED throw a Diana like public show of grief at the roadside.


Oh. Sorry, I thought you said dead cat.


A fox - that changes things. Just chuck it in the recycling bin.

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bellenden1 Wrote:

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> thanks. Recycling bin it is.



No NOT the recycling bin.


Since when was a fox recyclable.


Put it in a double bin bag in the regular bin.


It's classed as refuse or waste, a bit like meat.


NETTE:-S

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