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[BlueinBosnia]

learned something new last trip over...there are no Bears in England...so whenever one of you fucks says "Does a bear shit in the woods?" im calling bollix on it because you fucks have no point of reference to know if it ever would, could or does. And i'm not telling.

cheers

I'm going to call likewise whenever a non-Vaticanian says "Is the Pope a Catholic?".

[Alioune DVToure]

learned something new last trip over...there are no Bears in England...so whenever one of you fucks says "Does a bear shit in the woods?" im calling bollix on it because you fucks have no point of reference to know if it ever would, could or does. And i'm not telling.

cheers

I'm going to call likewise whenever a non-Vaticanian says "Is the Pope a Catholic?".

I thought you might have something to say on the differences between woodland and forestry.

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

learned something new last trip over...there are no Bears in England...so whenever one of you fucks says "Does a bear shit in the woods?" im calling bollix on it because you fucks have no point of reference to know if it ever would, could or does. And i'm not telling.

cheers

I'm going to call likewise whenever a non-Vaticanian says "Is the Pope a Catholic?".

Or "Does Pope use condom?".

[carl_feedthegoat]

There are no Lions in India.....and fuckign Lions dont live in Woods.

Fuck me.

[BlueinBosnia]

learned something new last trip over...there are no Bears in England...so whenever one of you fucks says "Does a bear shit in the woods?" im calling bollix on it because you fucks have no point of reference to know if it ever would, could or does. And i'm not telling.

cheers

I'm going to call likewise whenever a non-Vaticanian says "Is the Pope a Catholic?".

I thought you might have something to say on the differences between woodland and forestry.

One is a landscape feature, the other is the maintenance of it.

However, the difference between woods/woodland/forest is something that could be argued about all day- I'm not aware of any strict definition, and, like so many things in the English language, it's probably largely subject to an individual's/society's definition. I'd agree with the person in this thread who said woods can be used for something smaller than a forest- but then there's also copses and groves on that scale. I wouldn't describe an area of coniferous or non-indigenous trees as 'woodland' personally, though, but don't know why. At the same time, I'd call commercially-grown and managed woodland (for wood, not fruit or other products) a forest.

[BlueinBosnia]

There are no Lions in India.....and fuckign Lions dont live in Woods.

Fuck me.

Sorry Carl, I guess you're right. My bad. Congratulations.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asiatic_Lion

[carl_feedthegoat]

learned something new last trip over...there are no Bears in England...so whenever one of you fucks says "Does a bear shit in the woods?" im calling bollix on it because you fucks have no point of reference to know if it ever would, could or does. And i'm not telling.

cheers

I'm going to call likewise whenever a non-Vaticanian says "Is the Pope a Catholic?".

I thought you might have something to say on the differences between woodland and forestry.

One is a landscape feature, the other is the maintenance of it.

However, the difference between woods/woodland/forest is something that could be argued about all day- I'm not aware of any strict definition, and, like so many things in the English language, it's probably largely subject to an individual's/society's definition. I'd agree with the person in this thread who said woods can be used for something smaller than a forest- but then there's also copses and groves on that scale. I wouldn't describe an area of coniferous or non-indigenous trees as 'woodland' personally, though, but don't know why. At the same time, I'd call commercially-grown and managed woodland (for wood, not fruit or other products) a forest.

Id rather get lost in the woods than a forest or get lost in a forest than a jungle.
Fact.

[BlueinBosnia]

Id rather get lost in the woods than a forest or get lost in a forest than a jungle.
Fact.

I wouldn't get lost in the woods.

woods < BiB ≈ forest < jungle

Fact.

[Chinners]

Id rather get lost in the woods than a forest or get lost in a forest than a jungle.
Fact.

I wouldn't get lost in the woods.

woods < BiB ≈ forest < jungle

Fact.

me neither as I always have a large bag of stale bread in my pocket in case such a situation should ever arise ....

[Rag_hater]

learned something new last trip over...there are no Bears in England...so whenever one of you fucks says "Does a bear shit in the woods?" im calling bollix on it because you fucks have no point of reference to know if it ever would, could or does. And i'm not telling.

cheers

I'm going to call likewise whenever a non-Vaticanian says "Is the Pope a Catholic?".

I thought you might have something to say on the differences between woodland and forestry.

One is a landscape feature, the other is the maintenance of it.

However, the difference between woods/woodland/forest is something that could be argued about all day- I'm not aware of any strict definition, and, like so many things in the English language, it's probably largely subject to an individual's/society's definition. I'd agree with the person in this thread who said woods can be used for something smaller than a forest- but then there's also copses and groves on that scale. I wouldn't describe an area of coniferous or non-indigenous trees as 'woodland' personally, though, but don't know why. At the same time, I'd call commercially-grown and managed woodland (for wood, not fruit or other products) a forest.

Id rather get lost in the woods than a forest or get lost in a forest than a jungle.
Fact.

In these days of GPS how a Billionaire like yourself can even contemplate getting lost is very strange.
Panthera leo persica (lion in India)