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    It's all staged mate..
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    Even greta has changed her mind..
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    Also just voted ?
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    It's a total farse paulus.. When will all the nonsense stop I wonder.. its seems to be getting more and more ridiculous practically every day..
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    Church of England to consider use of gender-neutral terms for God | Anglicanism | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Use of ‘he’ when referring to God to be examined by new a commission in spring
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    Feck me..the lurcher is bowing to the terrier..
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    Them people making "clip clop" the donkey carry bricks all day.. Then when the donkey is old and fecked..they want the British to pay for clip clops keep.. Ask the feckers who have screwed him all his life to pay for it.. It's like having a few pit pony's in Wales who have pulled trams of coal all there lives..then when they are due to retire. Put an advert on in India to ask for donations for them... What a load of nonsense
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    Is he planning on pulling it about with the horse in the summer time.. Proper living free ?
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    Ah you look the part sitting there mate.. I bumped into a lad nearly 20yrs ago who lived in a vardo..while I was out ferreting..he was some character. Swapped a young lurcher for a rabbit with me.. Was telling me about catching a load of worms and keeping them in flour for a few days they would eat the flour and empty the shit out of them in a few days..then he would fry them up for dinner.
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    Out on new perm Sunday morning..netted up entered the jill.a few mins passed she came back out minus the mk3 collar ? Locator on a mark of 10ft ffs lol.2.30hrs of digging to retrieve it..what a fecking start to the day ?
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    Do you spend much time in that charts..
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    Isa is coming on a treat Davie..you are getting some good numbers up there ?
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    Cracking day out there mate ?
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    Missing persons

    king replied to Qbgrey's topic in General Talk

    Heard the partner talking earlier on the news.no video of him just voice.. And he doesn't sound distraught at all..seemed strangely relaxed while talking..no emotion in the man.
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    I'm not sure mate..dai must of used a hell of a strong spring though lol
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    There's a lad from the next village down back in Wales.. His name is "dai" He told the boys when he was a teenager about 30 odd yrs ago. That he shot his air rifle at a jumbo jet which must of been about 30000ft high.. And heard the "ping" So his nickname ever since has been "dai ping" ??
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    Missing persons

    king replied to Qbgrey's topic in General Talk

    His team is in the river now mate..with sonor looking..
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    Dirty neighbour

    king replied to jigsaw's topic in General Talk

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    Van conversion

    king replied to jigsaw's topic in General Talk

    Nice size that mate..
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    Just noticed the bear in this pic..his head is propped up with 2 sticks..
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    The pics are compressed..tap on the pic to open it..or hold the phone sideways..
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    Vintage photos of the old-school lumberjacks who fell giant trees with axes, 1890-1935 Lumberjacks pose with a Douglas fir tree in Washington. 1899. Before the invention of motorized chainsaws and logging machinery, the hard work of felling trees was done by the lumberjacks using hand tools such as axes and saws. The work was difficult, dangerous, intermittent, low-paying, and involved living in primitive conditions. Lumberjacks worked in lumber camps and often lived a migratory life, following timber harvesting jobs as they opened. T
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    They are an amazing size mate..I saved a post about them a while back I will post it for you now.. The pics are compressed mate.. Tap on the pic or hold your phone sideways to view the pics..
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    When settlers headed to the Pacific Northwest, they were forced to improvise dwellings and start their lives from scratch. Finding the stumps of gigantic trees that had been felled by logging companies still rooted in the ground, they saw a great opportunity. Many of these huge stumps stood a full 10 feet high but were undesirable as lumber because they tended to swell down toward their base, making the wood grain uneven. For select stumps, the newly arrived farmers found other uses. A few of the largest were leveled off and fashioned into platforms where “stump dances” were hel
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    Fair play mate..a cracking day out. Bet the old bitch is having a good sleep after that ?
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