I think in the case of the Big Cats roaming around they must be dying off now as sighting are very very rare now.

Eh?

I've seen the scorch-marks (it's on Blythburgh church) but not seen the petrified demonic doo-doo. :har:

http://www.thesuffolkcoast.co.uk/wp-...Blyth-door.jpg

The church itself is worth a visit if you're ever in the area, it's one of the biggest in the local area and very nicely made, even has a little meeting room like place up a small staircase. :yep:


EDIT:

*record scratch noise*

Wait...wait...wait a minute, hold the presses.

*reads Aktungs link*

LEISTON ABBEY?!
That's literally just up the road from here, I had my sixth-form leavers dinner there....why am I only hearing about this now? I'd heard of digs going on in that area, likewise there's been some on the marshes near here.

Good lord... :o

Odious Mutt:
 

Hi, Oberon,

I have to say I was mindful that this is in your neighbourhood. You found me out, though: I made up the bit about the fossilised doggie-doo.

I had no idea either that they'd dug this thing up and we are absolutely fascinated by this news as well.

:haha: Thought the doggie-doo was a bit of a stretch. Honestly wouldn't have put it past someone to try it though to get some tourist income. :03:
Very interesting news about the dig though, I've shown it to me Mum, she reckons it could well have been a Mastiff guard dog, apparently they were used a fair bit back then to guard the rather full purses of the monks. :yep:

http://i.imgur.com/9gVsQ1l.jpg?1?8726

Yes, but SEVEN feet tall?? They can't mean that, surely?

It's now far too late. Like the ever-present crop circles, even an admission by the perpetrators of the hoax is not enough to stop the word spreading. It is now on teh interwebz. The fantastic fossilised doggie-doo is now a fact, and all the claims to the contrary will never make it go away. Only the uncultured unbelievers will accept the government cover-up and deny the proven fact that the mysterious fossilised feces are real.

See what you've started? :O:

(animated) http://s29.postimg.org/v4qkolduv/werewolf.gif

Nah, the dog from the dig was about the size of a Great Dane, and they ain't seven feet tall...heck, not even a Irish wolf-hound is that big! :haha:

(Well of course the Moth Men come into the churchyards at night to feast upon the petrified doo-doo.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN3ABDzdLls

:)

All time favourite band, Catfish: we're real fans...

This chap will set it all right:


http://images.scholastic.co.uk/asset...-ml-926965.jpg



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I've not yet seen any of these films with this Dominic Cucumberpatch, but how come that says "Hounds" plural? :hmmm:

They've been breeding, breeding I tell you!!!:huh:

Just as each episode is a wonderful modern twist on an original Doyle story, every episode title is a variation of an original title. 'A Scandal in Bohemia' becomes 'A Scandal in Belgravia', 'A Study in Scarlet' to 'A Study in Pink', and so on. It's all part of the fun.

The Nobs?
 

Though I don't suppose for a moment that Robert Plant would approve of being called a "Nob" for that matter...

I just love walking my dog in the dark trough the local forest and thinking back on this thread :huh:

NOT !!!!

http://i.imgur.com/n14X08Y.jpg?1?2087 :dead::dead::dead::)

Remember that Animal X show on Discovery of old (before auctions and fishing) ???

They had a segment about the demon dogs/cats of England.
I'll try and find it on youtube. Tomorrow. During daylight.