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Before I moved I used to keep horses, 10 years of paying for those c**ts and all the assorted shite the wife and daughters wanted to go with it and I’d happily shoot every f***ing horse in the world ! Lol

Bedlington hybrids can occasionally be hard work.... Sometimes folk forget the actual Bedlington Terrier connection.. These ancient types were originaly bred to hunt out their quarry in a most relentless way..I recall the late George Newcombe telling me how he frequently lost a dog or two, when out walking on the Moor.. He seemed to accept it as being part and parcel of his style of hunting... Obviously,..most of us cannot be doing with this kind of situation...it invariably ends in tears. Most dogs (of any type) that possess an extremely high prey drive, will be difficu

Pizza night tonight, knocked the dough up after work this morning. This beast is mine with pepperoni, ham,chicken tikka, hot dog, bacon, pepper, mushrooms red onion and sweetcorn all washed down with cruzcampo followed by pints of jd and coke

supa-noodles are my crac cocaine.....everytime i have them i make a different stir fry sauce....you can use fatty pork...chicken...shrimps.....or just vedge on its own...

People that indicate at the last second on a roundabout then honk their horn at me when I'm half round it. Wankers! They're brave in their car but, they didn't expect me to come to a full stop on the roundabout and get out of the works van tonight. Cnts wouldn't stick their fingers up and, soon shit their pants when I was stood at their fkn window. Go and roll your leased motor you peasant arseholes

Saag chicken, lovely after a day out in the rain chasing pheasants around

Faggots,Mash, Mushy Peas..

Brilliant. Only the Irish can give their own a send off like that. I'm a bit choked having watched that.

He said he was with the Mrs

This week, I will be mostly eating Beef Jerky

Noooooo, be nice to them. It's great fun. I had the first one for ages this morning. I managed to string him along for about half an hour before I told him that I'd died in the crash that they wanted to help me claim for . Apparently I'm a "bloody barsteward "

Breakfast in themselves mate,strawberry or blueberry pancakes and maple syrup,all sorts of breakfasts around the world that appear strange to other countries vive le difference. Had a burger in a diner yesterday on the way home from the city,it was huge,i must have looked like Ed Milliband eating it,it was served with gravy and mashed potato.Mrs Mack who is slim had ribs,chicken,fries.

Indeed, but he was excepted as one of our own which is high praise for a londoner don't ye think? No easy feat for a brit to do by the way so says something about the man and his love for the place he called home.

My wife once launched a bowl of baked beans at my head! And given the fact I have a bean phobia I can genuinely understand how Tomo must of felt, I imagine it was quite similar

Bust the egg Cheers, D.

Yea but Bono's a c**t

see quite a few of these ,start the cull

They rounded them up here and took the ponies to be culled elsewhere- much kinder to have culled them on the spot id say.

Halloumi gyro from Portland christmas fete last night

Thought this was nice…, very ‘Irish’ if you get what I mean. And no adulteration of his lyrics either, beautiful as they are. Rainy night in Soho always going to be my favourite though. Shane MacGowan funeral: Pogues songs including Fairytale Of New York ring out as mourners say goodbye NEWS.SKY.COM Mourners in Dublin gathered in the morning as Shane MacGowan's...

You are right there Moll.. I've had a few pure whippets and crossbreds ,..they have all been grand wee hunters and always great fun. Facts are ,..I've been mouching on various places, nothing serious, just having a quiet look around, seeing what is about and getting the lie of the land , perhaps for a future visit.....and,..with some of these diminutive tykes, they have caught stuff, in the bushes, reed beds, woodland brash and even found game sitting snug in the hedgerows... I remember taking a small Blue bitch into a nice piece of keepered woodland, and within a very short t

What a week for villa nice to see a big team like them doing well again and what a job the managers doing

I saw this crap, just let a man rest and enjoy the wake!

Dog races aren’t ran on wet arable fields though so your argument makes no sense. A greyhound is much faster than a pure saluki or else the country would’ve been full of saluki racing tracks

Lunch from yesterday incase your worried I’m going veggie

Spot on. My wife also does care and the stories about foreigners doing care is shocking. Yes we are short of care staff, but anyone who thinks importing a load of pavement apes is the answer is obviously so stupid and blind they would make ideal labour voters

Bear Grylls is a bit of a twat - Ray Mears does some good programs

Carpe diem,you want that coat,you NEED that coat,don’t talk yourself out of it,I knew when I saw your opening post “shall I get it?” YES get the coat,be decisive,you actually like that coat,you know you would look good in it,you want to wear it on shoots and stuff and look the f*cking bollox,people will probably think your the laird,the squire,the landowner in that jacket,that jacket is YOU,don’t fanny around,time passes quick,for every day you procrastinate over the purchase is a day less you will get to wear it.

I bought a Barbour endurance years ago they don’t make them anymore probably 20 plus years ago I’ve never been wet or cold in it it was expensive but worth every penny, I’ve also got a Belstaff trial master which I used to wear on my Ducati you’ve gotta look the part lol that’s just sitting in the wardrobe but the Barbour I wear every winter, it’s a true saying you buy once you cry once get your wallet out and treat yourself.

It's horses for courses. I've worked lurchers, bull x's and whippets. I've been out many times with other lurcher types. I currently work smaller dogs/whippets here as dogs that take longer to get into their stride or think too much are never going to catch much. I need a dog quick off the mark that can cover the ground before the prey notices. I've noticed over the years a lot of people who slate whippets have never actually owned or worked them...or perhaps briefly had one. I've never had a whippet suffer or fail to work because of poor weather, their prey drive is huge, not m

As ive told you before I have neither so I’ve got no reason to lie, I’ve seen coursing bred dogs with all the big names in their breeding that couldn’t even take being ran once a week without breaking down with injury. But this is a topic about whippets so I won’t help you ruin it any further, please start a topic about coursing dogs and give all the others a chance to get back on track

Wifey is keen on that celebrity get me out of here there a Sam Thompson on there f**k me he would wind me right up. He's like a manic 5 year old leaping on people bouncing around like a monkey on speed. Cheers Arry

If you are feeling a bit masochistic, if there isn’t already enough angst, disappointment and self loathing in your life…..get a saluki and feel real depression…… Cheers.

So abbos in these little townships were c**ts for being wife beaters ...of course drugs and alcohol don't help with them not being able to tolerate alcohol.... So because like here there court's went much use ...slap on the wrist and out again....they only way for a bit of payback was to overload the pickup...these trucks basically had a cage on the back to lock folk up in...half a dozen or so....so him and his colleagues would have a round up...stuff anything up to a dozen in the back....then go as fast as they could down these dirt roads in the outback...lol....they got fair bounced aro

I bet he will sell More of those than the Countryside Alliance equivalent !

Just grow ragwort everywhere

I had a few weeks driving for a piling firm based in Sussex that had a big job on in North London. Every morning l would set off in a crappy transit pick-up loaded with stuff like augars, digger buckets ,barrels of diesel and rebar. I disliked the boss and the vehicle was a police magnet . The only rays of sunshine were the Irish guys on site . A bit scary on first meeting but everyone was a character. Their Forman was huge and very intimidating . One morning he told me that l was to stay and work on site rather than drive onto my next drop and that it had been squared with the Boss. Wh

Scamming Asian's that ring you up called Robert Willson. Always told to f**k off. What gets me as well is the wife say's I shouldn't talk to them like that. Cheers Arry

See thats how good mchulls saluki is ...it cought that rabbit whilst on the lead..

People with curly hair.

Thought the yanks were banned from the joke section

Is she well known in the states ? I'll have to dig out some amelia Elizabeth hobley howlers ,very niche the victorian lady killer jokes

I’ve got a few Irish pals, here and on both sides of the Irish border. Two brothers, ground workers , here are great pals. They will go out of their way to help. My sister has a big old house and it had a concrete and asbestos double garage she wanted taken down and getting rid of. She was quoted over £3000 to have it done. f**k that, said Sean, I’ll do it for £300 ! He put a chain around it, attached to the back of his transit pick up and drove off ! Loaded it up and away. I asked him what he did with it ? Dumped it at the back of the old shopping centre we demol

Little mears story, from someone that’s worked with his crew, when he does his show he generally goes and spends a couple of week with local native types then passes on there knowledge in his show anyway he was on a shoot were he had to make a raft from logs, off he goes lashing his logs together with Boy Scout knots and vines, when it’s finished he stands on it and sets off from the bank only for all the knots to unravel leaving him stood chest deep in freezing water surrounded by logs, he looks back at the crew and shouts if this ever gets out none of you will ever work in tv again lol

2 concrete wagons emptied,Job and knock , site secured and back in the house for 10:45am

I've just been listening to rainy night in soho . It's a song that I used to sing to my late wife. It made me smile , but also brought a tear to my eye.