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Resting in Peace
  
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1 for wingy and roy hehe
Raging ram
A ram called Rambo caused £10,000 of damage by attacking his reflection in the shiny bodywork of a line of new cars. The owner of the garage in west Wales could not work out how the six Land Rovers and Mitsubishi Shoguns - worth £200,000 between them - became so damaged. Little did they know that, night after night, Rambo was sneaking into the field where the cars were being temporarily held to confront who he thought was a rival. And night after night he attacked his foe, not realising that he was facing a losing battle in the form of several tons of machinery. It was not until mechanic Claude Brevost caught Rambo in the act that the mystery was solved - although he came close to being charged by the enraged ram in the process. Rambo has now been removed to a different field, although his owner is keeping quiet about the whole incident. "He's embarrassed enough as it is," garage owner Martin Green told the Daily Mirror.  |
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