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Ben G
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Originally posted by chrisritch
Shouldn't have been driving like such cunts then tbh


horse shouldn't have shit his insides all over the road then tbh
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Shouldn't have been driving like such cunts then tbh


the Veyron was travelling at 30mph in a 40 zone and would of been able to stop normally but because there was horse shit all over the road it couldn't. So it's the horses fault
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I usually just drive over them with no hesitation

[Edited on 22-09-2011 by Christopher]
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Shouldn't have been driving like such cunts then tbh


horse shouldn't have shit his insides all over the road then tbh


Your just as likely to lose control or skid on an animal carcass so should whoever hits them then stop and clean them up? Who would you sue then?
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yes they should. i'll sue the owner.
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yes they should. i'll sue the owner.



Have you ever hit an animal whilst driving?
Ben G
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i hit a pigeon, didn't cause any damage though and it didnt write off a veyron so didn't bother claiming.
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i hit a pigeon, didn't cause any damage though and it didnt write off a veyron so didn't bother claiming.



Did you pick it up and clean the affected area of road so as to remove and possible dangers to any vehicles following you?
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If you hit an large animal you are actually suppose to ring the police for it to be sorted/cleaned up.
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of course. who wouldnt?
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Horse shit in the road is rather bigger than a flat pigeon tbf
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Horse shit in the road is rather bigger than a flat pigeon tbf



So easier to avoid as you see it sooner tbh
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the pigeon was actually alive and flew off so no clearing up needed.
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Horse shit in the road is rather bigger than a flat pigeon tbf



So easier to avoid as you see it sooner tbh


I don't really fancy swerving in to traffic coming the opposite way
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Only read this page, regarding the horse shit comments I think horse owners should be made to clean them up some way or another. Why should it be one rule for dog owners and another for horse owners? horse shits are fucking huge and make a mess just as bad as dog shit.

Some cunts at my old work used to stop off in the car park just to let their horse shit in there, it was there for weeks embedded in the ground. Dirty bastards should get fined if they don't clear it up.

[Edited on 22-09-2011 by DannyB]
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Surely the OP's thread title is a challenge is it not?

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Only read this page, regarding the horse shit comments I think horse owners should be made to clean them up some way or another. Why should it be one rule for dog owners and another for horse owners? horse shits are fucking huge and make a mess just as bad as dog shit.

Some cunts at my old work used to stop off in the car park just to let their horse shit in there, it was there for weeks embedded in the ground. Dirty bastards should get fined if they don't clear it up.

[Edited on 22-09-2011 by DannyB]


With this as well, I do believe if your car spills its load, e.g oil, petrol etc over a carriageway, are you not charged for the clean up? So horses should clean their mess up.
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Has anyone here ever punched a horse or wants to punch a horse in the face?
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Only Hammer is that hard tbh. Cause he's a fucked up druggie.
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How do you suggest it is cleared up though?
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The same way I pick my dogs shit up, just a bigger bag I really don't see how it's OK to let a horse shit on the road but I have to pick my dogs shit up?
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The same way I pick my dogs shit up, just a bigger bag I really don't see how it's OK to let a horse shit on the road but I have to pick my dogs shit up?


Cos dog shit is awful stuff.

Horse shit, not so much.

It dnt bother me at all as i was brought up round livestock etc
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The same way I pick my dogs shit up, just a bigger bag I really don't see how it's OK to let a horse shit on the road but I have to pick my dogs shit up?



The problem is mainly due to dog shit being hazardous to people with all the bacteria and toxins in it. Where as horse shit, as has been previously stated, is mainly grass and fibre. Besides people walk their dogs through my field and dont pick up the little deposits the hairy little cunts leave there so why should I?
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Only Hammer is that hard tbh. Cause he's a fucked up druggie.
fucking baw nearly broke his hand doing it. woofter
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Considering the average horse shit is probably 100 times the amount of an average dog shit, it looks terrible just left in the roads, OK it may not be hazardous but it can be dangerous if you drive over it and it gets stuck in the tyres, or you skid on it on a corner. It's still shit at the end of the day.

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