Borr
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Be a bread roll or a bap here , probably a breakfast bap.
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This country will never tolerate what Texas has done. Half the population here support immigration en masse and anyone who would stand against it will be arrested for racial or hate crimes... Texans view Texas as a country , they're armed to the teeth and they don't give two fecks lol. I doubt biden wants to start a war in his own country , as a matter of note he was the mediator between us and the argies during Falklands war and told thatcher not to go to war, it was head of armed forces who advised her that if falkland fell so would all the others , such as Gibraltar Cyprus etc.
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Another amateur discovery, what the dots and lines mean on cave paintings.... An Amateur Archaeologist Has Deciphered a Cave Art Code Used by Ice Age Hunter-Gatherers NEWS.ARTNET.COM An amateur enthusiast for prehistoric cave art has made a landmark...
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Some good points , I read earlier about Denisovans another link gone extinct although closer to Neanderthal. Also watched something about XXL native American with red hair that were cannibals, I think cannibalism was probably more common place where needs were greatest, or where spiritual beliefs led it to be . Cannibals from Fiji to Africa to new guinea to what is now Texas. Neanderthals were believed to be cannibals and humans may have eaten them too. I guess Mongols probably come close to carnivore when most everything comes from the horse or sheep. But yes I know we are omnivore as is a gr
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Well humans don't really hunt large game in the low tech manner, many of the species that were hunted are extinct, apparently we've been going backwards since the younger dryas but prior to that and the majority of our evolution we were apparently apex predators, during a time of mega fauna , and from bone and teeth certain dietary trends can be found several of our species were made extinct by the same event that removed the megafauna. Maybe tools formed the difference between ape and man, I'm currently looking at the 200k years we coexisted with Neanderthal man, who was apparently far strong
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Ancient Humans Were Apex Predators For 2 Million Years, Study Finds WWW.SCIENCEALERT.COM The real paleo diet was rich in mammoth. this...
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Well I guess the UK bit is all forest the rest marsh, whether there were marsh dwelling deer or a water bison type thing. I think if you look at any tribe Eskimo living on fish and seal , or native American aka red injuns , following the buffalo herds, or us as Celts or Germanic or whatever we'd be hitting into vast herds of deer , I also think our ancestors physical attributes are down played , I think humans tested to the limit over tens of thousands of years a pure existence of hunting... undoubtedly backed up by or complimented by carbs mostly seed nut and fruit although after a few plates
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Also depends on environment at a given time Doggerland - The Europe That Was EDUCATION.NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC.ORG A map showing Doggerland, a region of northwest Europe that...
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I've done keto with success and a couple of short fasts. I've stopped drinking since last November. I'm considering keto or close to it again as I'm suffering with tendonitis in shoulder and ankle , various joint pains . I have abused myself over the years , but I'd like to think I can get my health back to less pain at least and hopefully a bit of a regen with a fast . Working away is crap as I'm in the back of beyond at the moment, but it just means being more organised. I've started taking joint supplements couple of days ago and I'm also planning to lose more weight as it's obviously a hea
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Chimpanzees are a great example of meat eaters that have no tools or weapons . I'd say humans have hunted game for longer than historians believe we have , fish from rivers and seas, man hunting whales in little dinghies, woolly mammoth with nothing but spears , it would seem a ridiculous risk for survival of a species if we didn't require large quantities of meat to thrive , grow strong and defend ourselves against neighbouring tribes...
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It's always finished the week before the comp
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Bloody expensive too
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Bull greyhounds or saluki bull greyhounds?
Borr replied to Backandbeyond's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
See I don't get it myself, a dog you're gonna invest a huge amount of time and effort in, probably the last thing I'd take a punt on, especially to save a few hundred quid. I understand it can be a bit of a gamble regardless but cost of pup is probably not the reason to take one... -
Cauliflower cheese , jacket potato and jerk thighs...
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Got a jerk rub on , good recipe...
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I don't mind one or two for the burn, missus love's them. I'm all about slow cooked brisket,lamb short ribs etc. doing jerky thighs tomorrow....
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Sounds like a good shout I was thinking plyboard with a carpet over, will attach targets to a cardboard box stuffed with something. Think it's only 6ft lbs so shouldn't be too bad , not overly bothered as neighbours are noisy enough....
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Cheers Paulus, yep I've gone for hn barracuda match. See how we go as long as they group a bit they'll be fine I'm sure. I see wasp are back in production the first pellets I used as a kid. My go to later on were the accupells in .20 and .22 . I'm quite excited about having a plinking session with my boys, safety briefing and all that, needing to build a very quiet backstop first off.
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Any suggestions, I'm about to order one , haven't had an airgun for years and never had .177. it's for targets and general plinking and for a gamo junior hunter. Low ft lb , Tia
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Was slow, maybe it gets better but the story line didn't sound too good
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I gave it ten mins , not for me...
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Had hours of it , fences still standing I imagine the street will be strewn with recycling boxes by morning, I'm on the road early doors so hopefully not too much in way of trees and accidents...still got power ATM in my bit of south west....
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Yep that's what comes when a billionaire is wanting problems solved, I guess it pushes forward the technologies for the wider market.
