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forest of dean redneck

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  1. If its for plastering you will have to rule out the smaller vans like berlingos or swb connects because you wont be able to get the 8x4 sheets in .....if i remember right the lwb connect is the smallest van you will be able to get them in......used to have a yard full of vans years ago you could of virtually helped yourself but its a Mcdonalds now My boss has the merc vito cracking van but out of my price range, Size isn't to important as 8x4's are usally bought in bulk and dropped off on site. To be honest i never even thought about your plaster boards mate. if its your first mo
  2. zeroed in .243 would do it but nikbs right not worth doing time for. interesting avatar there grch.
  3. been a couple threads over the years heres one for you http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/230582-foxhound-x-greyhound/page__st__15__p__2405807__hl__+fox%20+hound__fromsearch__1#entry2405807
  4. if you can get hold of a heat gun it will turn those faded bumpers black again
  5. brindle one looks like it would take some breaking missus says rough one over me shoulder
  6. http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/showthread.php?p=4955245 remember these pics doing the rounds
  7. nice pics ,whats the variety like in the litters height an build wise?
  8. apart from a vito i would agree
  9. i would look for anything with under 120/000 miles roughly one with good service history paperwork/cambelt change etc. but do you need a van? they attract alot of attention from police as well as thieves, estate cars are handy and always resale on easily as theres good demand for diesel estate cars,car booters,odd job men surfers etc. saying that i have had a vw t4 transporter caravelle [van with full windows an 9 seats in] for 5 years an its been a good old bus reliable an practical.
  10. In London appartley I stumbled on it on another site. ah right i dont travel on trains so wouldnt know what inside of a uk one looks like does look like a small coyote doesnt it.
  11. whats more worrying is the ones they have not caught yet.
  12. seen a few inbetween aber an monmouth.
  13. i try an feed waste, meaty bones are good,and scraps of flesh but too many raw hard bones makes my lurcher whimper when it shits make sure you check it as you can get the string an netting of beef joints hidden away as well as odd tea bag. i dont have problem with pork have been given pigs head before now american bulldog takes 2 days to eat whole one.
  14. those drop scones/scotch pancakes warm with melted butter hmmmm
  15. sugar an maple syrup or golden syrup. one of the kids asked for pancakes an mint choc chip ice cream for his birthday tea.last month.
  16. both are decent looking dogs i know theres a huge amount of dogs floating around our small island but sometimes you might be better breeding an using your own exotic crosses than buying in shite from normal type lurchers that are untested parents anyone can pose a dog with roadkill lol it amazes me how narrow minded uk people are when it comes to dogs yet over in hawaii,nz,oz etc they make do with what they have or will give something a go . sometimes i wonder if dogmen abroad are better trainers or workers of dogs than we are, molehill if you keep one back i would love to see w
  17. oohh dddarrrllinnng i love your CHOCOLATE labrador oh no your one is better. bloody hooray henrys why do they think their obese labrador is better than a black or yellow one like some sort of a special select club. its not chocolate its f*****g brown , now stop blocking the pavement oh and with all your airs n graces, your house is mortaged,your cars on tick,credit cards maxxed out and kids are spoilt brats. your shit stinks just like everyone elses. i feel better now thats out in the open
  18. big fan of hall & woodhouse ales being a native of that area they do a poacher one thats has flavours of damson an liquorice lovely with a winter meal. http://www.hall-woodhouse.co.uk/beers/badgerales/index.asp
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