Do They Put Stuff in the Water?

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in portland/dorset area or is it just my mates and thier mates from that area that are clearly mental. :weee:

[littlebubbin]

i hope so, id move there for that!

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Just don't mention the rabbits, that's all! :crazy:

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Just don't mention the rabbits, that's all! :crazy:

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[Tank Girl]

they are all bonkers in my experience too :laugh_at:

I did get told off for suggesting incest though :hopeless::crazy:

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You can't ask a Portlander about rabbits. Apparently something horrible happened on Portland involving rabbits, but I never found out what because you can't ask!! :you_crazy

As for inbreeding - I wouldn't know and Iwouldn't want to say anything either way just in case!

[DontBeliveTheHype!]

i think they might put crack in the water ...

[TEK Tonic]

It is very moreish - I can't get enough of the stuff! :wink:

[Tank Girl]

You can't ask a Portlander about rabbits. Apparently something horrible happened on Portland involving rabbits, but I never found out what because you can't ask!! :you_crazy

As for inbreeding - I wouldn't know and Iwouldn't want to say anything either way just in case!

I went to the dorset steam fair and was pretty convinced there had been some inbreeding going on there :laugh_at:

sorry prob not very PC of me........:hopeless:



Wallace and Gromit spook island

Posters for the new Wallace and Gromit film in a south coast town will not feature the word "rabbit" because of a local superstition.

Because burrowing can cause landslips in quarries, residents of Portland, Dorset, instead call the creatures underground mutton or furry things.


Posters for the new film, The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, on Portland do not use the word, to respect local folklore.
Instead they simply say "Something bunny is going on".
Les Ames, mayor of Weymouth and Portland, told BBC News that the animals could cause dangerous landslips in the quarries the isle is famous for.

"If the word rabbit is used in company in Portland there is generally a bit of a hush," he said.

"In the olden days when quarrying was done by hand, if one of these animals was seen in the area, the quarryman would pack up and go home for the day - until the safety of the area had been reconnoitred.

"It is an unwritten rule in Portland that you do not use the word rabbit."

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I went to the dorset steam fair and was pretty convinced there had been some inbreeding going on there :laugh_at:

sorry prob not very PC of me........:hopeless:




Well well well, there you have it!

[marcusblanc]

something bunny is goin on! :laugh_at:

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RABBITS!

[d.r.e.a.m]

LMAO..any 1 seen monty pithons quest for the holy grail well if so then you no what happend in portland with the rabbits..:laugh_at:

[d.r.e.a.m]

I went to the dorset steam fair and was pretty convinced there had been some inbreeding going on there :laugh_at:

sorry prob not very PC of me........:hopeless:




LOL i'd take a rabbit to work with me every day just to skive off!!What a plan a??

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its got a vicious streak a mile wide

[GiantMidget]

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its got a vicious streak a mile wide

Hahaha RUN AWAY!!! Man Monty Python is brilliant! :laugh_at::laugh_at: