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Thing is mate that people are always looking for the next best thing.Or more likely the next biggest money spinner.My pal had some of the best and most proven traditional type bandogs over here but a few years back convinced himself that he needed a Serbian defence dog.I nearly drove myself nuts trying to make him see that they were only a rough type of bandog anyway and what were they actually gunna do that his own dogs couldn't already do to a high standard.He was still adamant that he wanted one even though a couple had already been imported and been passed through multiple hands as they we

Most if not all of the pics on the group are AI pics of what they eventually want to breed.Even if they do get one what looks like the pic they're still just gunna be a cross bred mutt.The yanks love crossing a few breeds together and then making up a silly name for them.

They're already as common as XL bullies.From all the ones I've seen a large percentage are nervey bags of s**t.

Just cross bred mutts produced by a black fella in the states for money.Be a long while before they get over here thank God as from what I've seen they aint even breeding a proper type consistently yet.

Nah I leave all that to the silly old f**kers with the parkas and Daft Paul Weller haircuts

Little 1968 vespa smallframe I've just restored thats putting out 23bhp and at 144cc and only weighs about the same as a packet of fags

20bhp??What engine is in that and what does the bike weigh?

You run many?

Sounds like the sort of bulls**t that he would come out with

My pal boarded the roof of his kennels and then put tin on top and still ended up with condensation rotting the ply just from the bit of heat from the dogs .As soon as any warmth hits the underneath of the tin it gets soaked.

Iwas gunna say if he's gunna use the profiled tin sheeting to spend the extra and buy the stuff that's insulated on the backs for thee roof

If you can vent the ridge too it will allow air to flow right through.What are you using on the roof?

I think you can get away with complete fill with the rolls mate but dont 100% take my word for it.I only know about leaving a gap with cellotex in timber frames after helping a pal do a flat roof on an extension I did the groundwork and block work on the other week

First time I went there with a pal as we walked towards it I said"It looks like a public Khazi"my pal cracked up and said"thats coz it was".I was quite into them years back but found over the years they have never changed their sound up.Heard them somewhere a couple of years back and I'd say 30%of their set was tracks they were playing 20 years ago.Whenever I go out to see a DJ I like to not quite know what they're going to play.Going to see Colin Dale in a few weeks for the 3rd time this year and he normally chucks a couple of classics in but apart from that he'll normally play new/different

If you're going with 100mm studs go slightly thinner on insulation if you're using something solid like cellotex or kingspan so as to leave an airgap mate.25mm gap should be adequate.