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Old 11-07-2008, 21:57   #1
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Cool New species discovered in Wales
Gardeners in south Wales should not be surprised if they find an all-white, worm-munching slimy creature in their flowerbeds this summer.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_east/7498195.stm


Well, well , well something a bit better looking that Charlotte Church has been found in Wales.
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Re: New species discovered in Wales
And there's me thinking it was going to be half-sheep

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Re: New species discovered in Wales
For a moment there I thought Gordon Brown had emigrated but no such luck...
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For a moment there I thought Gordon Brown had emigrated but no such luck...
funny thing .. my wife is a keen gardener and has been calling slugs Gordon Brown for awhile now lol
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Re: New species discovered in Wales
I find any of those I'm stamping on them..Earthworms are good for the soil and if these slugs get a hold it could unbalance the ecology.
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