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Accidents... or extermination? This is concerning.
Pallets in fields
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Wagtail
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I am concerned.
The US is the historic birthplace of the pallet and the pallet is a boon to the world. (See: "CHEP" in Australia) Unfortunately, like the horse that European's introduced (or re-introduced) to many continents throughout the world, some have escaped their domestic environment and gone feral (eg: the brumby in Aus, the mustang in the US, etc...). Domestic overbreeding has let to huge, concentrated, pallet corrals with the potential for combustion; probably due to restlessness as the pallets are idle.
Pallets were 'created' to palletise!
Eric Salop
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I naively assumed pallets were brought up as vegetarians
Oh no, only after reading this did I realise - ALL pallets were meat eaters at birth !!
Are Trees Vegetarian?
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I naively assumed pallets were brought up as vegetarians
Oh no, only after reading this did I realise - ALL pallets were meat eaters at birth !!
Are Trees Vegetarian?
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Ok. The unpleasant truth.
If pallets are eating then - where is the scat??
Ever seen pallet scat in the field or elsewhere?
MoKelly
Gasp, you mean people have been heating their homes with pallet scat? OMG
2LaneCruzer
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It just dawned on me! A considerable number of pallets are actually alien terrorists who are burning themselves up! I hope they don't store them near any explosives!
Molalla1
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Our forefathers used buffalo dung . . .Gasp, you mean people have been heating their homes with pallet scat? OMG
