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A large whale has been spotted in the River Thames in central London by boaters and sightseers.

I just read about this. I hope it'll be okay swimming in the sewage infested mess that is the Thames!

He seems to be swimming along fine on the news.

I bet "Proctor and Gamble Plc" would be delighted to convert it into household soap.... ;)...!

LOL...!

Paul..."thar she blows!"... ;D...!

>typo>

COOL AND FUNNY!!! According to the bbc reports the whale is indeed doing just fine!

Slow news day today.

I don't know Woodie. I mean how often do you get a whale outside parliament? I mean the Japanese Embassy in Berlin yes but parliament in London?

I don't know Woodie. I mean how often do you get a whale outside parliament? I mean the Japanese Embassy in Berlin yes but parliament in London?

As opposed to the whale in parliment who answers to the call of Prescot?

...apparantly it's a Bottle-nosed Whale...

John Smith's Original Bitter...Castlemaine XXXX....etc...?

LOL...!

Paul...Hic.... ...!

I don't know Woodie. I mean how often do you get a whale outside parliament? I mean the Japanese Embassy in Berlin yes but parliament in London?

Think of it as a fish in a river. Doesn't sound quite so remarkable now does it?

a second one at southend on sea.

He by-passed parliament without a look in. I don't blame him.

Probably not quite right upstairs or something and is lost. I think sadly he'll end up beaching himself and be put down.

I hope the animal experts get him back though.

Think of it as a fish in a river

Except of course it is a mammal....... and belongs to the family of the largest mammals on Earth and it is considerably more interesting than Mr. Prescott (and probably lighter)

and it is considerably more interesting than Mr. Prescott (and probably lighter)

You sir, are "the man"

Did yo usee the tourists and that on the bank? Got more than they bargained for.
I think they were having a whale of a time.