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You could see how many rats at any given time are being carried up into trees by hawks/owls. |
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aside from the astounding statistical ecological implications they would also add new "community" pins/places of interest to the map like dead pidgeon, half eaten kebabs, etc |
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hmmn. I bun from me, but only for the category. |
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Thanks, neilp. I didn't notice it until I read your anno, and then I laughed out loud (well, actually it was quite quietly, but not much gets me to laugh). |
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I think this is a good idea. I'm sure that there are some good puns buried in it as well. |
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dbmag9, - there probably are a few squirrelled away somewhere. |
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Wouldn't the buying of all those GPSs be a drain on resources? |
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BTW, Did you read the Pied Pipers ex-wife's allegations about his behaviour with children? He's says he's gonna sewer! |
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//but think of the additional zoom features on google earth!// |
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Except for the times you log into a camera and all you can see is the fundamental orifice of the rat in front. |
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I'm also impressed that rodents have organised into cities, these days. Honestly, I thought that was the purpose of cities like Venice and Marseilles. If you've been there then you'll know what I mean. |
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