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River Otter Attacks Fisherman

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http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2012/09/1...n-pennsylvania/

 

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says they’re trying to determine why the otter attacked the unidentified 27-year-old man...

 

Come on, chance for a bit of the old AN humour to surface. What are your theories? :D

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Maybe he was just in the wrong 'plaice' at the wrong time. The otter must have really got his 'skates' on to 'catch' him though. Although I bet he was just stood around 'carping' on about how the otters were a threat to the fish stocks and he was overheard by one. Maybe in time we will be 'herring' about more of these attacks. He was lucky not to be 'krilled' although he will probably still be 'reeling' from the incident. It is likely yet to be decided who has 'sole' responsibility for the incident. etc etc :D

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"That's the last time I wear my John Wilson mask outside," said the unidentified 27-year-old man.

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Might have been from the new Sweeney film, "Get your waders on son, you're nicked"

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What ? Nutkins is dead ?

We need a new poster boy to remind the two legs not to mess with us.

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All joking aside, I hope it didn't break his skin. Anti-rabies shots are not nice.

 

I saw this story on the same site. This guy must be clean round the bend.

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2012/09/0...t-theft-scheme/

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