very interesting but i want to know why the cheeky girls were in brighton??????? wheres the video gone?

Yeah but,,No but,,it was a wolf l tell ya ,,You CALLING ME A LIAR,dont be giving me the evils ,,,Oh my god l cant believe you dont believe me,yeah but it was big and was eating a double double big mac and chips ,,(*).

"In the morning I went into the garden and there is claw marks and scratches on a piece of wood next to the fence."

You mean there ARE claw marks and scratches...

Captain Pedantry wrote:

"In the morning I went into the garden and there is claw marks and scratches on a piece of wood next to the fence."

You mean there ARE claw marks and scratches...

Don't you mean WERE

"The garden lights were on so we could see it clearly.


BUT NEITHER OF YOU THOUGHT ABOUT TAKING A PICTURE

surely they can get a photo and if they have not got a camara phone then ask fred down the road who has more phones then the car phone wherhouse

If this is the beast that took my beloved pug then I am upset to hear that other people's dogs are at risk from this animal. Please do something now before any more dogs get hurt.

"In the morning I went into the garden and there is claw marks and scratches on a piece of wood next to the fence."
And no one from the newspaper thought of taken a photo?

Sorry, that should read "Taking"

people will do anything to get in the paper they are probley dropouts from britains got talent this whole beast thing is the biggest load of rowlocks ive ever heard and as for those who have spoted it you want to grow up
and stop taking the drugs!

I find it hilarious that no one bothered to take photographic evidence of the marks on the fence. I've been living in Bevendean since my house fire in late november, i have yet to see anything strange about the fields behind me. Infact i cannot see where it could live without being noticed either.

I get sick and tired of seeing these people add their silly, narrow minded and pretentious little comments to any story that is slightly offbeat.
Most people that comment on stories like this will quickly pipe in. Everyone is so eager to get their, frankly, rubbish quality jokes into the mix. Any chance of intelligent discussion is quickly quashed by some pointless comment that spawns so many other pathetic comments.
My only commendation goes to BOB who rightly corrected the person silly enough to (in)'correct' a mistake in the original article with equally tragic grammar. Not because he felt the need to correct him almost as much as I did, but simply because reading Captain Pedantry's comment made me want to cry out in frustration and I am glad someone put him right. Oh Captain, I hope you weren't really proud of yourself for your comment and for naming yourself that. Either way, after seeing BOB’s comment, I don’t imagine you are particularly proud now.
It is only logical that big cats roam our countryside. In 1976 when the 'Dangerous Wild Animal act' was brought in, many people resolved that rather than struggle to adhere to the conditions of the act, they would , albeit illegally, release their dangerous big cats into the wild.
Not only do the majority of people who post comments, fail to research the subject they are commenting on, they also cease to be amusing when they drop their snide little jokes and jabs in. Oh man I hope I wasn't being pretentious there!!
I hope I haven't made any typographical errors in my comment. That would give people that perfect opportunity for a retort without having to do the hard work of finding an intelligent argument to the points I have made here.
People! I implore you! Start thinking for yourselves....Don’t be narrow minded, don't be a sheep.....The big cats might get you!!

i still think its my wifes big ginger jack and danny