Whats the most unusual thing you've had in the back of your
Posted: Tue Jan 20, 09 7:47 pm
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Whats the most unusual thing you've had in the back of your
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 09 7:51 pm
A bloke I used to know once drove a huge (and I do mean HUGE) ginger pig 20 miles to his house in his Mini Metro.
Posted: Tue Jan 20, 09 8:00 pm
A buddy of mine took a bullock to the vets in the back of his 3 day old Rang Rover.......................... 
Posted: Tue Jan 20, 09 8:15 pm
I Should 'a known better, I've been on here 3 yrs now nearly, this is the mma. 
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 11:02 am
where'd he meet her?Dave wrote:A bloke I used to know once drove a huge (and I do mean HUGE) ginger pig 20 miles to his house in his Mini Metro.
Trillians?
Dave
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 11:04 am
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 11:04 am
I have had a cow or two in the back of my car. I am not prepared to divulge any more information than that.
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 11:17 am
Dave wrote:A bloke I used to know once drove a huge (and I do mean HUGE) ginger pig 20 miles to his house in his Mini Metro.
damn ...must of been a 10 pinter
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Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 11:19 am
I will have nothing bad said about her!Dave999 wrote:where'd he meet her?Dave wrote:A bloke I used to know once drove a huge (and I do mean HUGE) ginger pig 20 miles to his house in his Mini Metro.
Trillians?
Dave
She was a lovely pig. Called Arabella. She must have been 30 or 40 stone in weight. Biggest pig I ever saw. But she was very affectionate and loved being stroked and scratched. Although you didn't want to get into the pen with her because if she leaned against you she would crush you to death.
She was purchased from Byker Farm. The inner city "Farm" under Byker Bridge (next to The Cluney and the Ship Inn).
When she died my mate had to get a JCB in to dig the hole and drag her into it.
She is not the only thing disposed of that way on that property either. I used to have some very dodgy "independently wealthy" friends years ago.
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 12:18 pm
My dad used to be a coroners officer and he always had an estate car so you can guess what he used to put in the back of he car in an emergency
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 12:45 pm
Sausages???
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 3:40 pm
I would expect so
just imagine how many you could fit in........
marvelous
Dave
just imagine how many you could fit in........
marvelous
Dave
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 4:53 pm
a sheep, but I think clive wins
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 09 6:52 pm
Woody wrote:Sausages???
You are not wired right Dave, but hey your posts make me laughDave999 wrote:I would expect so
just imagine how many you could fit in........
marvelous
Dave