Greyman
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Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank, give a man a bank and he can rob the world, ?
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I personally have very little sentiment or feeling about things like this, I have my own thoughts that I will keep to myself as many will find them offensive, but my big objection in this and any of the other cases like it, is that a government can have more power and say so over a persons child than the child's own parents and that's were the big problem gets masked by human emotion, if I saw fit to attempt to take my child anywere in the world to hopefully improve there quality of life, I as the parent should have that right and no one else should be able to over rule it, after all the worst
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I worked with a bloke a few years back doing some ceilings in Clifton and they had hidden valleys in the roof space above the ceilings which were leaking water, hence the ceilings needing replacing , the guy suggested we fibreglass the inside of the valleys to stop it happening again, so I asked him how hard it was to do,his reply was if you give me a monkey he would be fully qualified by lunchtime, so for £285 a metre I,d watch a couple of videos on utube and crack on, it really is piece of piss
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I,m with the shadow environment secretary, I love my meat smoked just like my fags
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Oh well I thought they would be more hardy as they can still live in the wild, guess pigs it is then, good to have choice and options in what you put on your table though mate FairPlay to what your doing ?
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How about goats wilf, a more natural animal with many similarity,s to sheep, though pigs do take some beating, a mate of mine bought a cottage with five acres of brambles and scrub and it's been transformed in a couple of years to good pasture with the help of a few pigs, plus a good return when they grown on
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There are a few in there but it's trout and pike only for official fishing mate and not cheap, interestingly Matt Hayes and mick brown had all there gear nicked from there van when they done the rod race programme down there some years back, if your in that neck of the woods mate and want a big reservoir carp, cheddar res would be a better bet and there's loads of big tench in there to keep you busy while your waiting ?
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He had another one of 32 lb + last night as well, recon I might have to take the front door off to get his head in when he arrives home, but as a dad I,m probably almost as buzzing as he is, he was sleeping in a unhooking Matt at the back of my bivvie from the age of 7, now he,s out there doing it himself, the circle of life and all that ???
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Just another jumper mate, happens about once a month
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Had a phone call at 3.45 this morning from my son who,s out fishing, he has just caught his first 30lb carp at 34.12, I would normally have driven the hour to the lake to share the moment but had agreed to drop my daughter off at the bus station at 6 for a coach to London, so I got up at 4 and boned out a belly of pork stuffed it with herbs and put it in for 4 hrs low and slow, picked my daughter up at 545 and dropped her into the station for her coach, on the way out of town bit of police activity in the Avon gorge, so slowed down for a bit of a gander to see them pulling a dead body out the
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You get on down there mate but you probably won't find me, in a hundred and ten pages I have not lived there, only the bloke who I,ve invited along on several occasions has come up with that location, maybe he did come after all but is lost, don't think I,m being rude but I need a day off, I've been up all night and am a little bit knackered, ?
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No that's me being personal , he's a nause and a dick I don't like him and I,d look him straight in the eye and tell him if I ever met him, hope you believe that because it's all true and I don't even have a photo to prove it???
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It's light all night when's there's snow on the ground, and you,ve suddenly found a report in your area that two minutes ago you claimed never excisted, once again showing yourself as the fat house bound nause you really are who,s only interest is having virtual rows with people that don't know or like you , but as per usual you,ve managed to suck the life out of me, funny how you went all quiet when Daniel Caine said he,d come out with me after I offered you on numerous occasions, I was even willing to bring a forklift and pallet to get you in the van you fool,
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I have no indisputable proof until all the evidence is gathered and put into a scientific paper which will then be pulled apart by the scientific community as has been said f**k knows how many times, and the last report I had from your area was in the snow a few weeks ago near lodiswell, it's not my fault no one wants to tell you, but I do understand why, now I really do have to go because we're really going over old ground again,
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so are ligers made up? They mate with each other naturally as do lots of cats of different species, and a percentage, usually male, of the offspring are fertile, which is why there are around 10 to 15 sub species of leopard, I,m not trying to prove anything to the hunting life, I,m involved with a group of people that are trying to put a case together which will convince ministers and the metropolitan police, and if and when we are successful or otherwise I will put up or shut up, but at the moment, I,m simply showing a few bits and pieces that I find that indicates a large preditor is operati
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When you come back we can see what you were able to capture in an area the cats are native, relatively abundant and have had tracking collars fitted so you know roughly were they will be at each time of year, some people in our group go to America and India to work on projects involving leopards and Pumas and have never even seen one in there native land, the Amur leopard in Russia is probably the most tracked and studied cat in the world yet certain individuals still disappear for years on end, but good luck I really hope you get to see one or at least a picture?? if and when you get on your
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So do cats, please don't suggest we have bears here I don't think I could take it ?
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Because it was bred in captivity as were most of them for the pet trade
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The sheep thing is quite an easy one to answer, in the 1980 s most cat sightings like the beast of Bodmin,exmoor and other remote areas were the dumping grounds for people who owned them and did,nt want them put to sleep, (it became illegal to own them in 76 but only illegal to release them in 83) the cats were semi domestic and grabbed the easiest food source available, but as they got more naturalised, there diet has changed as has the deer population of the U.K. And the few sheep we seem to get tend not to have been dipped for a long time as the chemical dip is a put off if there is a choic
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Not directed at you Mac I,m quite slow at reading and writing so was attempting to cover multiple posts with one answer, and for Kearney pumard,s were bred as pets back in the day there is a stuffed one in a museum in tring that was one of six owned by the rothschilds or some other lordie type back in the day and the one in the photo is a puma leopard cross, they were popular as pets because the cross resulted in a form of dwarfism and the offspring were small, these pics are a tiny percent of what we have as a group including eaten out dogs and foals with rake marks all down there backs and s
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Black and white picture is a pumard guess the parents, dead sheep I get plenty, badgers seem to becoming more popular as food and I,m finding signs right upto the outskirts of the city, the witnesses we went to see last week were on the outskirts of large urban housing sites, the landscapes and terrains are exactly the same here as abroad, and eventually Mac we will have a human killed when populations get bigger, we are now almost back to the beginning and most of the questions have been answered already so the least you can all do is read it, here's a few pics for you to pull apart, enjoy
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Well 75 percent made up there mind it was black probably leopard and 15 percent a sandy brown cat probably a puma, not really confusing, this is pretty constant year on year from all over the country and quite often the two are seen in the same area which obviously does,nt happen anywere else
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The main difference is in appearance only, the reports are roughly 75 percent black, as in melonistic leopard, 15 percent sandy brown puma, and 5 percent Lynx, these three cats are all general hunters and do not specialise in anything in particular and will eat anything from a mouse to a deer, fresh or road kill and can live in conditions from hot and dry to wet snowy and cold there have been a few other different sorts of jungle cats and other exotics but in general it is these three and possibly hybrids between as they can interbreed, there are no specialist cats like cheetah ,jaguar ,Tiger
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Thanks my daughter bought it for me last year the grill bit is on a small pulley so you can raise and lower it during cooking takes a little getting used to but it's sound once you get the hang of it, also comes apart in minutes so can be taken with you for Barbies out
