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    Every culture is different though Hindus for example probably think we are heathens for eating cow ...meat is meat whatever way you look at it .just treat the animal with the respect it deserves for feeding you that's all . Trouble is, most people haven't got a clue how their every day meat has been treated, you just hope for the best really or do you really care if it's not pet-like? Or maybe you are very choosy about your source of meat? Obviously in this case with dogs, under that culture, it seems some have gone out of their way to cause suffering, which is totally fcuking wrong. I had a
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    Apart from surrounding a covert with lurchers instead of guns it's something a purist houndsman would never do as hounds hunt with their nose and ,well, you know what running dogs do. For a hound to be running it's quarry in view, coursing, without giving tongue is a big no, no. In saying that, I've heard of one man who left a bull X greyhound with his pack when cubbing and it often pulled him down just in front of the pack. However, The Grand Canyon hounds, an American registered pack, who hunt Coyote have a few couple of 3/4 Foxhound 1/4 Saluki in the pack to quicken up a hunt that cou
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    Worked for a painter one time and we done a job in a posh part of Dublin. When we were finished my boss went to get paid and the lady of the house more or less told us what are we going to do ? Take the paint off the walls ? My boss cut a length of lining paper the length of his van and wrote in big letters MRS O REILLY DOES NOT PAY HER BILLS. He stuck it on the side of his van and sat outside her house. She wasn't long coming out with a cheque.
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    It's easy, if you're sitting there all comfy and they ask you to leave you just say "not a problem, but that gentleman over there with the dark skin and bushy beard seems to have something strapped to his waist."
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    nothing to do with this sick shit lol, but look around the amount of women that go horse riding , thousands of them , it got to be a turn on riding a horse for them getting the old mud flaps rubbed lol , i tried riding few times , if you dont get ( riding trot ) right feck me it hurts your balls Well now you know where the expression "he's got a head like a jockeys bollox" comes from, .
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    http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2017/04/11/ryanair-passenger-charged-15-euro-for-being-dragged-off-plane/
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    I knew a woman who was into bestiality, necrophilia and S + M, She was flogging a dead horse.
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    And, apparently, shares in United Airlines have nose dived (excuse the pun) costing millions. Wouldn't happen on Ryan Air.
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    Why ??????? I mean he's completely ruthless,but kind and understanding.Don't know if these things go hand in hand.Maybe they do in dog breeding. OK, I agree with you. I thought you were saying that one shouldn't put one down as they're flesh and bone. I don't think that poem contradicts at all. A good dogman will put one down if it's not up to standard (to any antis reading this no apologies as they euthanize 1000s of healthy dogs every year, mostly caused by something they support, the pet industry). But a good dogman also realises that they're only flesh and bone and no dog can
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    See anything dodgy.........you could end up losing more than your shooting grounds.lads might be at something else,bit of honest decent criminality and end up in nick.let the farmers lookout for themselves,most of thems cnuts anyway. You must own a hell of a lot of land. he`s irish, you can tell by the behaviour of the ones that come into England and wales that most seem to think that laws and rules don`t apply to them I'm Irish too and glad to say I have plenty of land to hunt on where I'm welcome and the farmer is happy to see me. Personally I wouldn't enjoy my hunting as muc
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    See anything dodgy.........you could end up losing more than your shooting grounds.lads might be at something else,bit of honest decent criminality and end up in nick.let the farmers lookout for themselves,most of thems cnuts anyway. You must own a hell of a lot of land.
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    Your reply says a lot. Would an EBT bite through a donut ? Big teeth or not ?
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    The scum that are doing the stealing are helping ruin the hunting game. In the Old Wild West they used to hang rustlers. IMO it should be still done.
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    What if he's as honest as the day is long but hasn't got the eye for a good one. Honesty is something you must have in your conscience. A stockmans eye is something a man is born with.
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    There you go, you've just mentioned two curs with massive daggers. What does that say ? Some lads will tell you a dogs bite comes from his neck and tooth size is immaterial. Probably look good in photos though and I've known one or two who could worry a fox but were as gummy as your grand ma.
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    Well done Winnie.
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    Why ???????
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    Why was yer man standing there holding a badger cub like it was a handbag ???? As for May and Packham ? That would be funny, even funnier if it was a crocodile.
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    Nice, what's the species ?
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    A brilliant set of photos there, hats off.
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    LOL, no I'll leave that one to the history buffs.But, as I said before, I wouldn't be surprised if years ago before transport became so advanced if there were localised fox populations that carried distinctive markings or where taller or longer than foxes 100 miles up the road. Especially when you take natural barriers like the Pennines to slow travel down. I know it was certainly true with hares in parts of Ireland before the coursing clubs started swapping them around. Nearly all the foxes on that site are mans design but in the first section there are several varieties that occur i
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    Pity that Jigsaw, I bet if she'd gotten out on the street the first cur passing by would have nailed her. Try ,try and try again.
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    nowt to you gurney gub ,so f**k off , he sold shite to the dubs so there ! Now he's threating lads from Dublin, I'll presume you meant to say I'm "threatening" lads from Dublin and not treating them to flowers and champagne. Same again, PM me the name of the lads I've threatened and I'll send them 1000 euros in the post as an apology. Please PM him my name , I could do with the cash, Neil is a total liar, he told me he broke up with Rhianna but sure they're still going out. The reason I dumped her Bryan is because for the last few weeks I can't get French women out of my h
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    LOL, no I'll leave that one to the history buffs. But, as I said before, I wouldn't be surprised if years ago before transport became so advanced if there were localised fox populations that carried distinctive markings or where taller or longer than foxes 100 miles up the road. Especially when you take natural barriers like the Pennines to slow travel down. I know it was certainly true with hares in parts of Ireland before the coursing clubs started swapping them around. Nearly all the foxes on that site are mans design but in the first section there are several varieties that occur
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    Thanks for finding that Novice. Very interesting. As I started to scroll down I said to myself I've seen some of these variations but as I went further I thought "have I, f**k," LOL. I know that site only deals with colours but look at all the variations in size and shape too ?
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