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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Isn't this the "things that cause you irrational

> rage" thread?


Could go that way, Jah Lush, was hopeing for amusing/satirical type moans, like LadyDeliah's post.


Elephants don't half stomp their feet when they walk, especially if they're obese.

Our neighbours at the back knocked on the door to complain about the woodpecker that was going mental every morning about 4 o'clock - it was drilling into a bird box on the pear tree..... Neighbours wanted me to 'do something about it' and 'couldn't control that bird' - errr, no.....
Not sure whether to laugh or cry. A poor woodpecker's raison d'etre is compromising their sleep for a few days in spring and they want it stopped? Send it my way, I love the noise they make, reminds me of living in the country. Ditto curlews in early spring, skylarks in summer, geese in autumn and a robin singing on a cold, clear winter day.

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