I Hate Sea Gulls

buzyg

Legend
 Cornwall
Took the MR to work today. Came to leave at 6:25 PM. s the gates get locked at 6:30. Normal Monday routine for me means I'm last to leave. So roof down I drive of toward the main gate. Bl##dy gull swoops off the top of the building and deposits a full load over the bonnet screen passenger seat & into the roof mechanism. So not a good start to the journey home. :thumbsdown:

I get to the gate and I'm locked in. So drive back up and phone the gaurd house, wihch is two miles away, to get them back to let me out. :thumbsdown:

Knowing they will be a few minutes I open up the building again and get a water spay and some paper towles out, to get the worst of the gull s##t off the car. Job done and top now up, as it's just started to rain, I head for the gate again. Give the guard a rye smile as he appologises for locking up early & tells me it''s all his mates fault, (ye right). :evil:

Finaly out and heading up the hill out of the yard and SPLAT another total load of gull Cack right accross the car. :headbang: :headbang:

:D Now cleaned inside and out and I can finaly get my supper. :D

So who can beat that load of Gull S##t :P
 
Spent a great birthday weekend in Hastings last July, great weather, seafront hotel etc., perfect!

Yep, got divebombed driving along the front with the top down, luckily none on the seats but spattered all over the boot and rear. It was impressive in a way how much one bird can dump one go.
 
Nowhere near as bad as gull guano, but I was washing IMmie today and just as I'd finished drying some barsteward bird drops a big one all over the door :(
 
Horrible things, I can't stand them.
If they aren't crapping on my Zed then they're crapping on me :'( .. Twice in the space of 4 hours when I'm really unlucky!
 
We had problem with gulls droppings on the cars at work , someone done a bit of research and came up with a plastic owl perched on the roof , worked a treat ,the gulls steer well clear . the answer may be a owl perched on the whip . :)
 
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