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Re: Range fatality: correct protocol for removing the body?
Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 9:20 pm
by meles meles
Somewhat lacking in texture though....
Re: Range fatality: correct protocol for removing the body?
Posted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 8:25 pm
by Maggot
You murdering s***......
That could have been a relative :55:
The next time, use a hose clapclap
What did you get it with .338 LM????? :lol:
Re: Range fatality: correct protocol for removing the body?
Posted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 8:42 pm
by meles meles
Sorry maggot
*doffs cap*
*carves another notch on the Noise Magnet*
Re: Range fatality: correct protocol for removing the body?
Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2013 10:58 am
by Maggot
meles meles wrote:Sorry maggot
*doffs cap*
*carves another notch on the Noise Magnet*
PMSL..... clapclap
I was watching something last week about decay and rot.
Apparently maggots breath through vents in their butts....neat!!
Must try it :shakeshout:
Actually it was fascinating, and experiment shown on BBC4 by the bug guy with the beard.
He was finding the flies easy to catch as they were all p*** after eating rotten fruit, most of them were "walks".
They also visited an experiment for the forensic pathology service with pig carcasses, really amazing what they can detect and deduct.
If it comes round again it's a must see
Re: Range fatality: correct protocol for removing the body?
Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2013 4:38 pm
by meles meles
Maggot wrote:
I was watching something last week about decay and rot.
Apparently maggots breath through vents in their butts....neat!!
Was it the televised "Prime Minister's Question Time"?
Re: Range fatality: correct protocol for removing the body?
Posted: Wed Oct 16, 2013 12:14 pm
by Maggot
meles meles wrote:Maggot wrote:
I was watching something last week about decay and rot.
Apparently maggots breath through vents in their butts....neat!!
Was it the televised "Prime Minister's Question Time"?
Not quite but in a similar vein..... :lol: