Pet dog 'ate crack' then killed owner in front of BBC crew

[cronus]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho ... 41901.html

Pet dog 'ate crack' then killed owner in front of BBC crew filming drug documentary

(continued)

Horrible these nature documentaries where the film crew don't intervene during a animal attack....

[Rum]

Horrible these nature documentaries where the film crew don't intervene during a animal attack....

"The BBC film crew at his home in North London called an ambulance and tried to fight off the dog, which had attached itself to the 41-year-old’s neck".

[pErvinalia]

I feel certain that Crumple has already posted this a few months ago. Unless I'm having wicked deja vu...

[cronus]

Crack + Bright TV lights = Crazed Killer Dog, unlike Rum I don't think the TV crew are entirely blameless, in their pursuit of the latest poverty porn saga.

[Rum]

I didn't say they were. Just pointing out your lie.

[Sean Hayden]

poverty porn saga

-come on guys, Crumple's great!

[cronus]

I didn't say they were. Just pointing out your lie.

I'm not lying - the fake facts are allegorical metaphors for a larger canvas of imagination, poetry. You are having a dig at me because I'm on the naughty step in your brain.

[pErvinalia]

Go back to watching random youtube videos.

[mistermack]

Any time a dog kills it's owner, I find it hard not to smile.


So I don't even try.

[Strontium Dog]

And here I thought it was only cannabis that gave you the munchies.

[Strontium Dog]

The best line in that article, though:

The dog was eight times the drug drive limit

What car does he drive, a Rover?

[JimC]

The best line in that article, though:

The dog was eight times the drug drive limit

What car does he drive, a Rover?

[Brian Peacock]

The best line in that article, though:

The dog was eight times the drug drive limit

What car does he drive, a Rover?

[mistermack]

Life's a bitch, ennit.