I bet these puns come "Weasely" to some of you!

To others though, its "Aardvark"!

Edited 9 May, 201115 yr by mrgf

I bet these puns come "Weasely" to some of you!

To others though, its "Aardvark"!

Groan! Or should i say, "holy mole-y"!!

If its a Mark II, I'm not actually sure if you can just pry it off.... someone debadged my Fabia's wheels yesterday and they had a bloody good go at the bonnet and boot badges too but they couldnt get them off... just left scratches all over the paintwork and a now damaged badge. :(

All in all a bit of a Boar :p

Edited 9 May, 201115 yr by LewJo

All this badge snobbery yet someone still trying to steal Skoda badges. Obviously not as low down in the pecking order as a lot of people think are we now guys and girls haha!

Thieving rats.

Otterly awful.

Bet you were beavering away for ages to think of that pun.

ferret.

Are we just saying animal names now?

I think the idea is to put the animal name somewhere in a sentence, the weaker the pun the funnier it is. That's basically the 'vole' point of doing it.

I think the idea is to put the animal name somewhere in a sentence, the weaker the pun the funnier it is. That's basically the 'vole' point of doing it.

TB fair though its a good game, see what I did there!(TB)

i think your all just rabbiting on a bit now and thats straight from the horses mouth

The whole thread was a bit of a hare-brained idea...

The whole thread was a bit of a hare-brained idea...

mad as march hares bodgers are

Ant another thing, you cant go lion around hare all day. Goffer some other way to (p)ass the time

Ant another thing, you cant go lion around hare all day. Goffer some other way to (p)ass the time

Groan. I'm going to the pub to get stoated.

I have a personal interest in not being removed, thankyou very much! My grey and white stripes are thought of as being very distinguished, can't imagine why you'd want rid of them.