Greyman
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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
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If you are not a brand tart and don't mind trying something new just pop into go outdoors when they have a sale, they always have a big loss leader to attracked you in hoping you will spend more, the year before last I bought a pair of scarpa boots reduce from £150 down to £75 lovely boots, I also have a pair of north face boots that I got the same deal on they are great if your not moving much so I wear them when fishing and they are really warm, I will need a new pair for next winter so I,ll do the same again, three years for £75 -£25 a year if I get three winters then a year wearing them to
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I think there were a few vids on YouTube some time back of him having words with them,
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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? are you loosing numbers of domestic cats from a specific area,? Don't forget you do get people that specifically ta
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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
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were do you live mate in the library or school hall ?
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Aj would of gassed by round four chasing hughie lol Seek help Found spotty fell short. He will come again. Just not on world level yet He beat Parker expect the desision to get overturned sorry mate but only in a running race did fury win, that was the most negative approach to a fight I,ve seen in years So what about Ali ? Boxing is about hitting and not getting hit hughie was the better boxer last night I think that's a bit of a wild comparison mate if I,m honest and even though ali did use the rope a dope tactic he usually finished by knocking people out, if you were given a once
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Personally I think people will be lining up to fight Parker, it's got to be looking like an easy title after that, I recon Daniel dubious would make short work of him even after only half a dozen fights, but think it more likely the winner of haye belleu will get the next crack at him
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So I guess more people have used a small lad than the stove and chimney sweeping log then, not the best review I,ll try it later and do a review for others though it,s currently 20 degree,s with the doors and windows open so a bit reluctant to fire it up, the cheesie loaf went down a treat especially when my internet and tv went down for the evening so we sunk a couple of wines dunked cheese and played cards till midnight lovely evening with no modern gizmo,s
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Seems pretty quiet round here for the end of the world I quite like it,
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at what point are you going to reveal the location of this restaurant you are running
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Aj would of gassed by round four chasing hughie lol Seek help Found spotty fell short. He will come again. Just not on world level yet He beat Parker expect the desision to get overturned sorry mate but only in a running race did fury win, that was the most negative approach to a fight I,ve seen in years
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As we have had lots of BBQ pics through the warmer months here is one of my winter fav,s woodburner not compulsory get a round loaf and a Camembert slice the top off the loaf and sit the Camembert on the flat surface and cut round it, put your fingers in and pull out the circle of bread the same size and shape as the Camembert butter the inside of the bread with lashings of garlic butter including the lid, I have lined this one with Serrano ham as well but that's me trying something new and is not compulsory cut the skin off the top of the Camembert and sit it in the hole rap it in foil and ei
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all insurance company,s use every ruse in the book not to pay out mate so I expect nothing and row my own boat, if I were stupid enough to burn my house down I,d rebuild it I do pay my house insurance incase of a tsunami or meteor attack but I don't worry to much about dancing to there tune
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download (1).jpg best flint an steel of the lot the ability to light a fire one of the most important aspects of survival as once your cold the fun stops and it becomes harder to make the right decisions, cold and wet and your on a slippery slope to a dangerous situation even in familiar surroundings, stay safe and enjoy
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Just a quickie as the days are shortening and the nights getting longer time to get the old burner ready for action, I burn lots of rubbish and as a consequence get a lot of soot and the sticky tar like stuff that comes down in lumps, I have my own rods and brush the chimney twice a year, but just took the boss out shopping and found this thing only a couple of quid, I,m not naive enough to believe it will clean my chimney but after sweeping was going to give it a whirl to remove the bits left after sweeping, so I was wondering if anyone has used them if they think it worked or is it just an
