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There are so many good films that have been done over the years, which makes it very hard to choose a favourite. However, my all time favourite has to be Kes (David Bradley). A couple of scenes in this film are worth there weight in gold. a. When Brian Glover, as the P.E. Teacher, takes them for a game of Football. b. When Grice pudding the Head Master dishes out a caning to the Smokers Union. :realmad: A few others I considered were Taxi Driver (Robert DeNiro) The Long good Friday (Bob Hoskins) Ganster No.1 (Paul Bettany) Leon (Jean Reno) My Left Foot (Daniel Day Lewis)
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After carefull examination, I've come to the conclusion that the tracks you have posted belong to the "South Malasian Knock Knock Toad". Note the four indentations just below it's four foot hold marks, these are caused by it having four testicles which are very over sized in comparison to it's body.The indentaion at the back of the print is of his Anus. As you may have guessed it's name is derived from the noise it makes when it leaps forward, it isn't a very loud noise but it is very distinctive ie. from take off position once it reaches mid leap the two sets of testicles then come together
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WOW!!! A performing goat. Walking on it's front feet. :clapping: I've seen it all now LOL
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Here is a shot from last year, the black boys belong to Beck. Another shot from last year. Our group's record bag, "1460".
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Sorry boys, I'm not giving any details out about what's on the land and where it is. As you would expect, my bud who organises the day guards it jealously, and I would never put myself in a position to betray his trust. I hope you will all understand these places are like rocking horse shit, and so are the invites to them. Bandit
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That's a shame, at least you've got your memories. Do you not still do these places Rob?
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Get them photo's up then Rob
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Have you?
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There is only one place you'll get that many, a "chicken farm"!
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We've had better day's. 1460 is our record. On this photo we used around a dozen Terriers and four Lurchers
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"972 of the little beauties"
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thanks for that explanation of op risks in running dogs, but surely when fully recovered there will be no adverse effect to their pace or running ability. unless it was surgery to repair say a hock , grasilis ect then the loss of a yard is to do with the injury and not the anaesethic. Dear Maxhardcore I fully concur with what you are saying, the anaesthetic will not have any effect on the dogs ability to run whatsoever. My point was that Countryman may be a little confused on the subject, the note about Ripinovet was for general information. Bandit
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Dear Maxhardcore I think Countryman may have been listening to some halftruths. Running dogs in general have a higher red blood cell count compared to normal canine's. This can have an effect on them,when under normal anaethesia i.e. they take longer to come round. If you do have a running dog that requires a general anaesthetic discuss it with your Vet. There is a product on the market called "Ripinovet" this is designed for running dogs, they recover alot quicker from it. Bandit
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Dear Mucker Ignorance, pure unadulterated ignorance!!! If you are going to "axe grind" about Vets and Rescues don't use sweeping blague statements like the above. Construct an arguement with facts and put your case forward in a way that may win you support. When your post is read, you appear to be a bitter person, or are you just plain obtuse. On a personal note I've had two Lurcher bitches go downhill very rapidly with Pyometra, they were both only four years old. It is very unpleasent for the Bitch, and if it' is not dealt with directly, can be life threatening. Bandit
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Dear True Hunter Not a web site but a book NET-MAKING for Sport by Howard.G.Glynn All the best Bandit
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Dear Mark What would the world be like without debate? Bandit
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Dear Spud 1 I had that problem once, but it soon cleared up when I took them out of the matchbox :wacko: Bandit
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Guy's he's absolutely right! Your just not looking deep enough into the Crystal Ball Bandit
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Dear Spud 1 I posted this the other day, hope it helps. Bandit
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Dear Top Chalker May I offer a little advice. If you don't know the full "in's and out's" of a procedure, please don't pass on scare stories. The best advice to give Baz would be for him to talk it over with his Vet at the local Surgery. All the best Bandit P.S. Aren't we all Dog men, of one shape or another.
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Dear Mark Your ship seems to have sprung a small leak on this debate. You say the bitch seems to "slow down a couple of paces and tire a bit easier" after being spayed, therfore blaming it on the spaying. Now you are saying it maybe down to weight gain. So following a logical path after you had a bitch spayed you didn't watch her weight , therefore you ran her over her optimum weight ergo this would mean she was unfit and she tired quicker. After keeping bitches for such a long time, as you state, I would of thought that it would become second nature to a man such as yourself to kno
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Dear Markbrick 1 Could you please elaborate on your last statement. Bandit MOST lurcher bitches which get spayed are most certain to put on a few pounds i have kept bitches now for a long time and find once spayed they slow down a couple of paces and tier a little easier but still give as much as before now i know some will disagree but this is what ive found and i wouldnt have one of my working bitches spayed IF I DINT HAVE TO regards mark Dear Mark I fully agree with you when you say that "most bitches are certain to put on a few pounds", but I would argue that "o
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Wise words Millet
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Dear Shaun There shouldn't be a problem with that at all, just ensure all of the Jills are out of season. But if you are using him as a "liner" i.e. using him to move Jills off a kill whilst hunting on a marked cord, it is best to keep him away from the Jills altogether.The last statement is up for debate, it is down to each operators preference. All the best Bandit
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Dear Markbrick 1 Could you please elaborate on your last statement. Bandit