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"Man tries to board train with pony in Wrexham"

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kennethw

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wonder what would have happened if the pony decided it needed to do a poo, or worse still have a pee en route
 

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The amount of soiled nappies abandoned under the seats on the North Wales coast trains, you wouldn't notice the smell of a pony poop.

<vomit> damn whys there no smiley for it?
 

kennethw

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but you might notice if you trod in it, unless some avid gardener had already put it into a bag for his veggies
 

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Good news!

Imagine leaving a horse tied up in hospital grounds all night! What if it reins?! :D

(coat...)
 

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You mean at Neigh & E?

I can not put up the front page of today's local Daily the Wrexham Leader, The headline is "PONY & TRAPPED" parking the Pony on the Police Heli Pad at the hospital was probably not a good idea:) I saw the pony parked up at the front door of Sainsburys last Saturday, the owner was checking out with a bottle of Whisky, for medicinal reasons.


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Only if the airline/ferry company allows my horse to travel with me.......I don't think i'll try eurostar......

Considering some of the oiks that populate Eurostar's Standard Class carriages, I'd prefer a smelly horse..... <D
 

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Shall we agree that it's just a general helipad? :)

It is shared by North Wales Police/RAF S&R/Air ambulance Charity & Private Air Ambulance Companies when required,

It was established by North Wales Police previous to the Air Ambulance Charity,when the police helicopter carried medics & ferried patients, it is known locally as the Police Helipad, hope this clears the matter.


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I am reminded that in the old days of steam - mainly abroad, horse manure fed into the boiler via the injectors was the remedy for leaking tubes
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C'mon were just flogging a dead horse now!!
that was by the guy into necrophilia and sadism
 
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