Greyman
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stick a pic up
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Most of mine end up with the ass ripped out due to short legs and barbed wire hence my chosen trouser outlets are the charity shop or army surplus, I just don't know how you can get that much value into a pair of strides, let's get a picture of these super pants up
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If I spent £400 on a pair of strides I,d want them to touch me up all day, or else I,d frame them instead of wearing them
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been firing and making catty,s now for around 40/45 years have some pretty nice little scars along the back of my index finger and knuckle, its par for the course mate still happens occasionally even after all these years but normally when I,m not paying attention or trying a new catty out, it's more embaressing than painful after all these years but it will always happen
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keep it low as you want to melt the cheese rather than toast the bread I usually go around 100-120 in the oven or if I do it on the woodburner until the cheese is soft and runny, once you have done them you can start putting your own personal touch,s to it, I,ve lined it with serrento ham added sprigs of rosemary and cloves of garlic in the past also save the centre of the loaf to tear up for dipping then eat the lid and so on, very messy to eat but well worth it,
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that would probably feed four depending on how greedy they are, I usually chuck some on the garage roof for the birds in the morning if it's just me and the misses in,
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Cheers mate yeah thought I'd make a few sticks, dont want to buy off eBay as im really enjoying wandering the woods looking for forks and sticks. Catapult looks good, the one I just made I gave a few wipes over with raw linseed oil but it didn't give it the effect I was hoping for so I finished with a polyurethane spray, looks good but I'm not keen on the plastic feel. Now I just need to practice my shooting.. Found the fork a little bit big so just trimmed it down an inch or so and finished with a coat of clear lacquer once I was happy, also one fork was a few mill longer than tother so got t
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Well getting wet and windy, so here is one of the winter favourites I,ve shown it in another thread but for anyone into Camembert this really is the bollox, lashings of garlic in the butter pop in the oven for around 1/2-3/4 of an hour or if your in London just sit it on top your woodburner and just for green lurchers a kilo of drunken mussels done in white wine, garlic, butter and parsley
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I do the same recipe but use vodka, we don't have many sloe,s down here this year but last year was a blinder, this year we seem to have lots of rose hips so I,ll be making syrup, not the same buzz as vodka but really good medicinal property,s plus natural and free
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f**k him he was no more than a dirty old man and a pimp, in any other walk of life he would have been jailed he was just providing girls for the rich and famous
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The Hampstead puma eating the grey cat has been identified as 9 year old Tom ruffus who lives a couple of streets away but I think we had already established that one as fake anyway
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Done
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Pity they can't cover Michael Gove in kitty Kat and lick him in the enclosure....the odious little toad that he is... must be honest I could think of a few million people I,d rather have fighting my corner he is a proper little snake for sure
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that's a very good question, maybe it's another step by the authority,s to cover the fact they were here all along, we have a wild goat experiment going on near me and they have had 6 male goats on the gorge for years to stop them spreading, very interesting point
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Nice sales pitch there Phil good bit of media coverage, like your style
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Just ignore the prick. He just does it to get attention which is a bit sad really.... I know mate but what could be better than raising some money for charity whilst getting the chance to punch citizen smith,s face inside out at the same time
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I resisted for as long as I could but if anyone wants someone to punch this prick round the ring for two or three rounds in thl death match I,m in, can't go the distance as I'm not a spring chicken any more but I,m quietly confident of an early knock out, so who ever is arranging the charity boxing match you can put my name down next to twat face
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I wondered were I,d left it
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Just heard a few bits of cat news that I thought I would share as its been a while, news item number one the Lynx project is apparently to go ahead and is being fast tracked with the support of Michael gove who is apparently a big fan of the project, and secondly there is a programme being made for radio 4 regarding people's reactions to encountering big cats, Gordon bucananan has done a piece on the leopards of momby and the group I,m involved with has been contacted regarding uk big cats, they have interviewed a lady from Somerset that saw a mother and Cubs earlier this year and one of the b
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I think magpies do more damage to the songbird population but totally agree with the rest of your sentiment all the songbirds including the swifts in my roof were taken by magpie,s despite my best efforts to shoot the lot of them, I don't normally kill unless I,m eating it with the exception of rats and magpies
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let me know if you can see the vid,s please
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Here is the pair from my garden, they would sit and wait for each other and come back two or three times a night the cat never shifted for the fox but he would move off for the cat this went on every night throughout the summer last year trim.3F5F6360-669E-4162-B374-D9BB600FCE92.MOV trim.D05C5D05-8BA0-4E12-8940-39CEE6472156.MOV
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really ? we get lots of town foxes round here and I have a few bits of film from my own garden were the local Tom comes along and f**k,s mr fox out of the food bowl they also take it in turn to feed this was happening nearly every night in my back garden last year, though I must say the fox,s I pick up out of town are enormous in comparison to the urban ones so maybe a different diet as well though I do think there would be lots of risk of injury in taking on a cat as they fight like feck especially if trapped or cornered
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The longer time goes on the softer the human race becomes and as long as that trend continues the chances of overthrowing that law get slimmer and slimmer,
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it would have to be a pretty dopey cat to get caught by a badger but they are an opportunistic hunter and if they stumbled across one that was fecked or not paying attention I would think they might take one but very rarely, I do know of a non excistant animal that seems to, and an area in the Cotswolds that has been having lots of sightings has also had a growing number of domestics and a few dogs disappearing lately ? If you believe in that sort of stuff what do u think it is? sorry
