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Coggy
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5 years ago

Does anyone really know what a pangolin is ?

if eight out of ten cats all prefer Whiskas
Do the other two prefer Lesley Judd ?

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50shadesofgreen
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5 years ago

Something developed in China to store Covid-19, until it's ready?

Roy Morton
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5 years ago

Try this.
It also explains the reason for their endangered status and the current problem we are all having to cope with,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_pangolin

"You Chinese think of everything!"
"But I''m not Chinese!"
"Then you must have forgotten something!"

Wormster
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5 years ago

Its also a narrow boat on the Oxford Canal moored not far from Wolvercote Lock.

Better to regret something you have done - than to regret something you have not done.

gNick
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5 years ago

And an album by Plainsong...

Don't look so embarrassed, it's a family trait...

allanr
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5 years ago

PANGOLIN Armoured Public Order Vehicle

Roger the Cat
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5 years ago

Isn't a 5G an animal closely related to Pangolins? I think we should be told, Mr Ike...

ttxela
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5 years ago

I think it's a sort of guitar.

Captain Corelli's Pangolin is one of my wife's favourite films.

sinker
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5 years ago

"ttxela" wrote:
I think it's a sort of guitar.

Captain Corelli's Pangolin is one of my wife's favourite films.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yma O Hyd....

pwhole
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5 years ago

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Just be thankful it's a pangolin and not a peccary...

Boy Engineer
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5 years ago

#11

It’s always struck me as a suitable name for a new SRT device. Somehow doubt that the Petzl Pangolin* will be hitting the shops anytime soon.

*mind you if it does, I expect a fee.

Wormster
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5 years ago

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"pwhole" wrote:
Just be thankful it's a pangolin and not a peccary...

Pangloins are cute, Peccaries are a different kettle of fish, according to Gerrald Durrell!

(Although he did have a Peccary called Gregory who was very polite.)

Better to regret something you have done - than to regret something you have not done.

Roy Morton
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5 years ago

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I though a Peccary was a female contraceptive device. Imagine my confusion:blink:
google sorted it out :lol:

"You Chinese think of everything!"
"But I''m not Chinese!"
"Then you must have forgotten something!"

ttxela
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5 years ago

#14

"Roy Morton" wrote:
I though a Peccary was a female contraceptive device. Imagine my confusion:blink:
google sorted it out :lol:

If you keep one in your bed it may well make conception much less likely.

pwhole
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5 years ago

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"Wormster" wrote:

"pwhole" wrote:
Just be thankful it's a pangolin and not a peccary...

Pangloins are cute, Peccaries are a different kettle of fish, according to Gerrald Durrell!

(Although he did have a Peccary called Gregory who was very polite.)

It was Gregory (technically Greggery) that I had in mind. Funnily enough, his day job a a 'trendmonger' now seems to be one of the most popular occupations out there - not bad for 1974.

I dare you - we are on holiday after all:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Greggery_Peccary

John Griffiths
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5 years ago

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BBC2 on Friday 17th April at 9.00pm - Pangolins:The World's Most Wanted Animal

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