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25-02-2006, 23:26
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
I hope it gets this bird soon! I hate this bird!..
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26-02-2006, 16:14
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
did anyone see the headline that tony blairs idea of preparing for the bird flu virus was to order 200,000 body bags
nothing to wory about its just that body bags are obviously cheaper than the vacine
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26-02-2006, 20:55
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
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Like it I like it this is the best kind of humour.
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me too..... is it now time to send for the quack.......:engsmil: gives a all new meaning to the word
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27-02-2006, 14:32
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
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on the news tonight- a parrot in quarantine in the U.K. has died of bird flu,they aint sure which strain of it yet. i would have thought they would have a ban of the import of birds whilst this disease is rife on the continent,but obviously NOT.
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Live chickens are still being imported from France. But we couldn't ban them anyway, as only the European Commission has the power to do this. However, that didn't stop the French refusing to drop the ban on our beef, even after it had been declared safe by the European Commission in 1999. Sadly our government doesn't have the guts to do the same with French chickens.
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27-02-2006, 14:50
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
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Live chickens are still being imported from France. But we couldn't ban them anyway, as only the European Commission has the power to do this. However, that didn't stop the French refusing to drop the ban on our beef, even after it had been declared safe by the European Commission in 1999. Sadly our government doesn't have the guts to do the same with French chickens.
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we should give France a very wide birth,like they did with us...
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27-02-2006, 16:07
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
A poultry adviser to the government has said, "We have to work within the legal framework. It is frustrating but French chickens are still legally able to be imported into the UK." So why can't we do what the French did in '99? Because our government hasn't got the bottle, that's why.
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27-02-2006, 16:12
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
The British Govenment is scared of France in case of reprisals and the EU because they darnt upset them. Sod the legal framewok lives could be at risk here.
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28-02-2006, 17:12
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
Just been on the radio that a cat has been confirmed with having bird flu in Germany.
Poor lil Tweetie Pie.
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28-02-2006, 17:56
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
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Just been on the radio that a cat has been confirmed with having bird flu in Germany.
Poor lil Tweetie Pie.
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It's spreading fast!
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28-02-2006, 19:25
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
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Lets all go out and have an american stylet urkey shoot just to be on the safe side.
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Yeh! Then we could accidentally shoot Tony Blair and some of the others.
Just a bizarre thought. What if this strain of bird flu has been deliberately unleashed on us? A sort of biological warfare. Far better than blowing things up.
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28-02-2006, 20:04
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
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Yeh! Then we could accidentally shoot Tony Blair and some of the others.
Just a bizarre thought. What if this strain of bird flu has been deliberately unleashed on us? A sort of biological warfare. Far better than blowing things up.
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Nice thought, better still tie them to a rocket bound for Mars.
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01-03-2006, 06:49
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
I had better take extra care with this bird flu about. I have been eating dead chooks all my life apart from other dead things
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01-03-2006, 14:09
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
Well I was listening to the news this morning, and it says they have found a dead cat with a strain of bird flu...that's what killed it.
Well that's put the cat among the pigeons hasn't it!!
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01-03-2006, 14:16
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
Yeah, I think alot of people will be watching their little pussies very carefully from now on.
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01-03-2006, 14:17
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Re: Bird Flu - will it be headless chickens or a dead duck?
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Yeah, I think alot of people will be watching their little pussies very carefully from now on.
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Well mine is looking fine!! and I haven't heard my pussy sneezing....so I think it's got the all clear.
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