The sequel will then be called "Wedgey broke my heart, the bitch."
Then I'll write your biography "The Wedgey story, my love for Neil."
That too will have a sequel "I can't live with out Neil, the Wedgey A. Hole saga."
I've known of some very good terriers that were still being dug too after loosing a leg and with ratting the terrier will probably learn to use it's brain to compensate for lack of speed.Out of curiosity, did the vet give the option of putting the terrier down or did they just tell you they were taking the leg off ?
I can't wait for your book to come out. It should hold some wonderful story'sHave you thought of what you will maybe call the book Neil ???
Yes, it will be called "Some day I hope to be as great as Wedgey."
Well done Dead Eyes, hopefully the spark will become a flame . It can be as addictive as any drug with no cure.
My only comment would be to get out of that habit of tethering your dogs to brush etc.
When they get more keen they'll easily choke or damage themselves. Get some good chains and tethers and use them.
JMHO.
I wasn't on line yesterday but remembered this thread and can't believe I said Pikers !!!!
I was thinking of spiker and meant to say "Prickets" the correct name.
I've known of some very good terriers that were still being dug too after loosing a leg and with ratting the terrier will probably learn to use it's brain to compensate for lack of speed.
Out of curiosity, did the vet give the option of putting the terrier down or did they just tell you they were taking the leg off ?
The only way I've had several rats at once in a live trap was using one with a hook in it for putting a bait on.
I don't put a bait on the hook but instead cover the floor in grain and when several rats are in it together one of them will touch the hook and close the trap.
Six being the most I've had.
I don't know about Capt. Edwards but Jocelyn Lucas regularly wrote that he'd have anything up to 15 of his Sealyhams to ground on a badger at the same time.
Believe me it's killing me to not be able to be out and about. Also, I'm proof that gout is not just a rich mans disease.
I haven't a pot to piss in ,LOL.
I know a countryman shouldn't be indoors on a Sunday morn but I'm laid up with the Gout and found this little video while surfing the net.
Note the pelts and mask on the wall.
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/a-one-man-hunt/query/hunting
Probably thought he was been racist when nitty gritty that is what they called the dirt on
the bottom of the ship's From the slaves.
Its bollocks..
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/nitty-gritty.html
Good find Malt.
I found the idea of a picnic meaning what it says on that web site quiet funny,
"But Daddy, I thought we were going on a picnic ? Why's there no sandwiches and why have you a rope ?" LOL.
Farage spoke a lot of sense at the end, even distancing himself from some of Trumps ideals.
I nearly pissed myself when the woman that used to be a man started speaking in a baritone voice and I stared at the telly in disbelief when that gentleman described how he got a disciplinary letter for saying "let's get down to the nitty gritty."
Britian is in danger of disappearing up it's own arse.
Watched it.
After all the complaining about how bad Ireland has become after watching that show I realise how lucky I am.
Britain's become crazier than a box of frogs.
Appologies to the French.