Simoman
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I'd want that pig to be held secure before I went near it and I wouldn't want a poxy knife...perhaps a spear ....and uzi
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Moomin''ll have a wash blow dry and perm please :11:
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I love your philosiphy onlife :whistle:
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Terrible news JD, sorry for your loss
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Apparently his wife and kids were on holiday in Tasmania and didn't know
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I was guuted when I heard the news this morning A guy whose enthusiasm for animals was obvious, i'm sure he got loads of kids interested in wildlife. He will be missed by me, I enjoyed his programmes And he has left behind a wife and two young children. R.I.P Steve
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My spelling is better than yours....come to think of it my terriers spelling is better than yours. Please refrain from posting until you have taken the time to learn English
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Thanks Kiwi Couldn't beleive the number of dogs that he keeps, pups and adults always ready.
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No its all died of old age, check the date of luckys post 2004
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There aren't enough pigs in this country to warrant breeding pig dogs surely
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What are you doing in Tasmania Jordon? Many terrier/lurcher lads out there
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:11: Only joking I've just got a Dave Wallace dvd showing him with his dogs in NZ, really enjoyed it I believe his dogs are bull/greyhound? Those pigs look like a tough customer for any dog
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Be my first Midland Worked this weekend instead of going to Chatsworth so I could have time off for the Midland Who are the terrier and lurcher judges??
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I've just got hounds, terriers blah blah vol 3 by the warrener............................save your cash
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monitor lizards i like and am about to buy a Bosc but snakes I like in a vivarium I've seen adders in Scotland and walking in Australia I always had one eye open on the leave litter and overhanging trees :11: Walking in the rainforest with my wife and daughter we were warned by a german couple (the only people we saw in several hours) to be carefull off a python that had just crossed the track ahead, my bottom started twithing and my eyes worked overtime but the only wild snake I saw in Oz was a roadkill Red bellied black snake. Where is your holiday home Mackem? I have a touring caravan :1
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My friend has a Bmw x5, this has an automatic and sport box Is this a tiptronic??
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I do like owls I regularly see barn and tawny owls near us, I also occasionally catch a glimpse of the little owls we have in a small copse at work Coming back from shooting a few weeks ago driving along a quiet country lane a tawny owl flew over the hedge and got stuck in the front grill of the van luckily enough he was ok
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Wow, it doesn't conjour up the same image if i say we have woodies in our conifers does it
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Depends what sort of terrier, there are loads of Bedlington and bull crosses out there working
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Is the ratcatchers the geordie film? I've got that somewhere, some good footyage including Patterdales and a Bedlington. Although it has one of the worst voice overs, the bloke sounds like hes on anti-depresents
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Keep trying
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Its not them just flocking together, its the most amazing sight like something from a foreign land, they swarm and dive in perfect harmony, hundreds of them tightly packed together...absolutley breathtaking. MOLL. When in Australia last year I parked the camper near a park one evening to have a strech and heard the most amazing noise, looking up in the trees above was a group of several hundred fruit bats Would have loved to have seen them fly off together
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Automatic means poorer fuel comsumption but with a 4x4 I don't know the differences off road as i've only driven manual 4x4's
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Just wondering what are peoples favourite animal here in Britain? Not neccesarily in regards of pursuit or food I always love watching deer but have yet to see a Chinese Water Deer in the wild. I also enjoy seeing birds such as owls, seabirds and even the common pheasant And I stilll find the fox an amazing creature Simon
