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What has black and white stripes
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Started by: mache (16284)  |
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Posted by: joseph 1 (18875) |
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There is an old Hindu proverb which say that if you see two eyes looking at you in the dark, it is not always a Tiger. It might be two one eyed Tigers!.
They would eat stripey horses or zebra's, oranything else they fancied.
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Posted by: kenee (1481) |
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Zebras are just like horses,
but mint flavour.

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Posted by: jo anne (17670)  |
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Mache - What has black and white spots and eats like a horse? ' A zebra'
I didn't believe it until I saw it in black and white, Mache. 
Kenee & Joseph 1, see here:
badgers will always be hunted because they look like giant mint humbugs
(@themiltonjones today on Twitter - he makes a mint with his wordplay  )
And The QI Elves (@qikipedia) Prehistoric man ate pandas
Nowadays that would be considered in bad taste, but it doesn't say what flavour they were. 
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Posted by: kenee (1481) |
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Sweet and sour panda's.
I have had Panda dandelion and burdock.
For anyone who missed 'Pointless' today:
What do jaguars wear beneath their trousers ?

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Posted by: dostaf (50016) |
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A goldfish has a memory span of three seconds.
Wrong!
If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the air, the person died in battle; if the horse has one front leg in the air, the person died as a result of wounds received in battle; if the horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes.
Rubbish!
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Posted by: kryten (1074) |
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What ,including you know who?
EDIT
must learn to type faster.
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Posted by: kenee (1481) |
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The answer:
Jaguarundies !
(Puma yagouaroundi)
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Posted by: dostaf (50016) |
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They blew the budget on the musical extravaganza, KD.
Parts of it are OK, but not their best film.
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Posted by: dostaf (50016) |
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Tis tue, hence saluting...
It's thurs.
See avove.
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Posted by: dostaf (50016) |
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Sod ticky, I've just been looking at nakky welders.
(Female ones)
Me eyes! Me eyes!
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Posted by: dostaf (50016) |
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Just been looking for a tavern.
Found this.
I'm sure there was one in a Dickens novel.
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