sailaboutvic
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I offen leave my under wear out but so far they always been there in the morning .
Not even the seagulls then ?I offen leave my under wear out but so far they always been there in the morning .
Being pink with white spot , I think it puts them off .Not even the seagulls then ?
Foxes have sensitive noses.Being pink with white spot , I think it puts them off .
You've lost me.On the spur of the moment I can't see "en"as a plural in English.Seems that foxes stealing shoes really is "A Thing". And how come the plural of "fox" isn't "foxen"?
Fox found with impressive shoe collection
Shoe-thieving fox befriended by family
Fox behind footwear theft crimewave
You've lost me.On the spur of the moment I can't see "en"as a plural in English.
Do you have any childs?You've lost me.On the spur of the moment I can't see "en"as a plural in English.
I remember oxo, don't think that the plural was oxen, never seen an ox cart.The things with horns which pull ox carts?
First time that I've heard of boxen and have no idea what vaxen means .Do you have any childs?
Edit: actually thanks to Laika, and 25931, for prompting me to go back to the dictionary to look up the -en suffix. I'm familiar with the modern usages of boxen and Vaxen (or Microvaxen in our case). But I'd forgotten kine. And some of the archaic uses, horsen, shoon, treen are wonderful. Wiktionary quotes Jenny Lawson, Let's Pretend This Never Happened (2012): "Victor and I are having a huge argument about whether or not to feed the foxen."
It wasn't me!Look for a one legged man/woman possible with parrot on shoulder
I saw what you did there.... and shooed him/her away ...