Our new lodger

echc1 · Post by **echc1** » Wed 12th Aug 2009 11:15 am

saying that...imagine an outta control 7 yr old running thru a campsite at night bare foot.....yes he kicked the biggest hedgehog i ever saw....boy did my son scream hahahahahaha

.............poor hedgehog

colinzeal · Post by **colinzeal** » Wed 12th Aug 2009 11:23 am

Kingdoc · Post by **Kingdoc** » Wed 12th Aug 2009 06:57 pm

echc1 wrote:saying that...imagine an outta control 7 yr old running thru a campsite at night bare foot.....yes he kicked the biggest hedgehog i ever saw....boy did my son scream hahahahahaha .............poor hedgehog

Yea lol,Or a dogs nose even

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metal4mullets · Post by **metal4mullets** » Wed 12th Aug 2009 08:00 pm

Tell me about it! Their quills are sharp as hell and sting like a bitch when you get poked. They actually shed them quite frequently and I've stepped on my fair share of stray quills. Definitely not something you look forward to when you're stumbling to the bathroom in the middle of the night

Kingdoc · Post by **Kingdoc** » Wed 12th Aug 2009 08:45 pm

metal4mullets wrote:Tell me about it! Their quills are sharp as hell and sting like a bitch when you get poked. They actually shed them quite frequently and I've stepped on my fair share of stray quills. Definitely not something you look forward to when you're stumbling to the bathroom in the middle of the night

I had a dog when i lived in the sticks that barked & barked when he seen one,Lol he was more curious than anything else

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colinzeal · Post by **colinzeal** » Mon 24th Aug 2009 06:44 am

"Hedgehogs - why can't they just share the hedge?"

- Dan Antopolski; prize for the funniest joke of this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Pauli Wallnuts · Post by **Pauli Wallnuts** » Mon 24th Aug 2009 04:40 pm

Kingdoc wrote:
Boner wrote:
Toker70 wrote:/\LMFAO
There's loads of hedgies around here as well i often see them in my back and front gardens as well as on the football pitch's near my house
Thats the thing they're on the endangered list over here now.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/u ... 337247.ece

Yea cos we have cruel b******s here that use them as footballs.

if i saw someone do that id kick the shit out of em, see how they like it

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Mon 24th Aug 2009 04:55 pm

We had a raccoon come in through our cat door and shit all over the dryer. I want to trade up to a hedgehog.

mark the martian · Post by **mark the martian** » Mon 24th Aug 2009 06:05 pm

dogstar wrote:As a longtime hedgepig fan, I was surprised to discover how big they were in New Zealand, when I visited a few years back. The couple that I saw were the size of footballs, absolutely huge.

Haha, yeah there are lots of hedgehogs in New Zealand, even in the cities. You often see them walking around which is really cute, even the big ones! But I think a lot of them get hit by cars, you see them lying dead in the gutters quite often. But when they're alive they're pretty sweet!

luvtick · Post by **luvtick** » Tue 25th Aug 2009 01:10 am

geoffk wrote:We had a raccoon come in through our cat door and shit all over the dryer. I want to trade up to a hedgehog.

omg...i can't stop laughing...omfg..............