Badger cruelty in Fife. - HibeesBounce.com

**Haruki** · 12-09-07, 18:14

Just seen the story on North Tonight. Disgraceful.

Thoughts?

**SG7nil** · 12-09-07, 18:20

As long as no-one mistreats a beaver I don't care...

I'll get ma coat!

**hibadelic** · 12-09-07, 18:21

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Originally Posted by camthebam

Just seen the story on North Tonight. Disgraceful.

Thoughts?

What were they doing to the badgers? Or do you mean the show is disgraceful?

**Haruki** · 12-09-07, 18:25

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Originally Posted by hibadelic

What were they doing to the badgers? Or do you mean the show is disgraceful?

There appears to be a badger serial killer on the loose in Fife. I'm serious, it was one of North Tonight's lead stories.

My best friend is a badger from Dunfermline and I fear for him.

What's the world come to?

**Louis Prima** · 12-09-07, 18:41

mon the badgers

Dancing Badger Badger Badger.com! The Original!

**Haruki** · 12-09-07, 19:05

The disgrace that is badger baiting humanity

Louis, your one dimensional opinion of badgers sickens me. I've never been so thoroughly disgusted by a post on the Bounce in all my days. Really, have you any feelings? Don't you realise how dark a day it is for the badgers in the Kingdom of Fife?

**hibadelic** · 12-09-07, 19:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by camthebam

There appears to be a badger serial killer on the loose in Fife. I'm serious, it was one of North Tonight's lead stories.

My best friend is a badger from Dunfermline and I fear for him.

What's the world come to?

I know this goes on but I've never really figured out why anyone would want to kill a badger. I've never even seen one, pretty sure they're not that dangerous though.

**Haruki** · 12-09-07, 19:19

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Originally Posted by hibadelic

I know this goes on but I've never really figured out why anyone would want to kill a badger. I've never even seen one, pretty sure they're not that dangerous though.

Appears to be somehow linked to dog fighting. I genuinely believe that both are disgusting.

I'll be honest though. The only reason I started this thread is that my cousin, best mate, that I've known since I was about two weeks old genuinely does live in Dunfy and genuinely is nicknamed Badger due to the grey streak he's had in the front of his fringe since he was about 8yo.

It probably also is about time the Bounce had a Badger thread. It's what the Bounce lacks.

What are everyone's opinions on badgers per se?

Thoughts?

Continental bam · 12-09-07, 19:26

One of my all time favorite striped faced mammals. Nuff said.

**PPK (The Arcade KING-RIP Les)** · 12-09-07, 19:31

I don't have any problems with Badgers except this time of year, they steal all the good mushrooms. Maybe its an Acidhead thats killing them

BadgerBadgerBager

**Haruki** · 12-09-07, 19:31

Thanks Mr bam.

At least us fellow bams have a decent amount of repect to our Mustelidaen friends.

**Louis Prima** · 12-09-07, 19:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by camthebam

The disgrace that is badger baiting humanity

Louis, your one dimensional opinion of badgers sickens me. I've never been so thoroughly disgusted by a post on the Bounce in all my days. Really, have you any feelings? Don't you realise how dark a day it is for the badgers in the Kingdom of Fife?

Whit is this ?????

I stick up for the badgers and get castigated

Jeez if its no orangutangs its badgers. Canny win

**Bannox** · 12-09-07, 23:00

Canutes steal ma dog food though

or is that hedgehogs?:????

Why the fuck are they called Hedgehogs anywy??????

should they not bew called dead on the fkin road hogs?????????????

**Dub** · 12-09-07, 23:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by camthebam

There appears to be a badger serial killer on the loose in Fife. I'm serious, it was one of North Tonight's lead stories.

My best friend is a badger from Dunfermline and I fear for him.

What's the world come to?

One of my mates is called badger and he lives in Pittenweem, is he in any danger do you think A.

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 12-09-07, 23:15

These are dark days for badgers. Dark days indeed

**Dr Shrink** · 12-09-07, 23:24

My latin master at school was nicknamed Badger, although I can't remember why.
He was a fierce guy who 'slippered' you with an old gymshoe if you got the homework wrong so there was no chance of any Badger baiting.

Mind you, it was an all boys school so there maybe was some master baiting after all.

**Haruki** · 12-09-07, 23:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Louis Prima

Whit is this ?????

I stick up for the badgers and get castigated

Jeez if its no orangutangs its badgers. Canny win

You're thinking of your manager Louis.

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Originally Posted by Dub

One of my mates is called badger and he lives in Pittenweem, is he in any danger do you think A.

I,

never heard of Pittenweem. If it's in the Kngdom of Fife he might well be in danger. But only if I'm not about. Badger baiters will feel the wrath of camthebam, that I assure you pal. I keep it real.

**beefy** · 13-09-07, 03:03

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Originally Posted by Bannox

Canutes steal ma dog food though

or is that hedgehogs?:????

Why the fuck are they called Hedgehogs anywy??????

should they not bew called dead on the fkin road hogs?????????????

I know nowt of badgers but as ya mention hedgehogs.....

One mad night me an some charlatans found a hog down West Granton way.Twas in a bad way sad to say,we caught some young kants using it as a fitba

We fished it oot a siver(sp)and put it in a polly bag,all curled up..bless.
Anyways the polis were about and we thought i would be a laugh to stick it on top o their car

Pigs had to move sharpish,never noticed it what was oan the roof so it went for a wee hurl still in the bag .

We are feeling sorry as fuck for the wee dude as it flew off the roof and landed near some hedges(home)The hogs night was not over as my mate at the time took a loving shine to the wee fella and wanted to keep him as a pet.
Fast forward an hour or 2 and we are still stoatin aboot wi the hog in a bag.We are young, doing an allnighter roamin the scheme when we notice a bad man looking oot his windae.(trust me he was a well known local bad man)Ye can guess whats comin, but yes me mucker chucked the hog(without bag)at the bad man!
Hit him full oan the moy!!(great throw)
Bad man pulls oot an air rifle and starts shootin like a he's on a grassy knoll!

We managed to pick up the hog dodging expletives ans .22s and laughed all the way to Muirhoose where we set the wee fella free.Hurrah!

Hardy wee feckers Hedghogs

West Granton ones anyways

blue toon hibby · 13-09-07, 05:16

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Originally Posted by camthebam

Just seen the story on North Tonight. Disgraceful.

Thoughts?

Sick bastards.

We have a badgers' sett a few hundred yards from us and I would not be responsible for my actions if I were to see something like this going on. Several years ago, I spent many an evening disrupting the "sport" of a couple of guys who went around our area in a jeep with a huge spotlight, shooting anything that moved. I know for a fact that badgers suffered at their hands but our local constabulary are not known for their fast response.

**SG7nil** · 13-09-07, 07:05

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Originally Posted by hibadelic

I know this goes on but I've never really figured out why anyone would want to kill a badger. I've never even seen one, pretty sure they're not that dangerous though.

Try telling earthworms that Badgers aren't dangerous!

Badgers are the largest carnivorous animals still extant that are native to the UK.

**Dub** · 13-09-07, 09:24

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Originally Posted by camthebam

You're thinking of your manager Louis.

I,

never heard of Pittenweem. If it's in the Kngdom of Fife he might well be in danger. But only if I'm not about. Badger baiters will feel the wrath of camthebam, that I assure you pal. I keep it real.

That could be a movie

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