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  1. stormyboy
    You spoilt it now cleanspade-theres a plummer in the photo. There goes your cred........
  2. stormyboy
    Too true c.s.
  3. stormyboy
    one of the best things you can do is get rid of any switches on your lamp and run a wire strait through ,so it touches to metal on the handle that you can touch on and of with your thumb ,like i have always done since i started lamping with a home made lamp ie,lr9.you will never have trouble with a switch breaking when your out and miles from the car . lr9! Thats going back a bit! Good lamp in their day-used to have a 48w one before the halogen one came out. Re the switch,i used a doorbell button,quiet and reliable. yes good old sold lamps the lr 9 .i tried the door bell year
  4. stormyboy
    Lamp them COMING home not GOING home.
  5. stormyboy
    one of the best things you can do is get rid of any switches on your lamp and run a wire strait through ,so it touches to metal on the handle that you can touch on and of with your thumb ,like i have always done since i started lamping with a home made lamp ie,lr9.you will never have trouble with a switch breaking when your out and miles from the car . lr9! Thats going back a bit! Good lamp in their day-used to have a 48w one before the halogen one came out. Re the switch,i used a doorbell button,quiet and reliable. yes good old sold lamps the lr 9 .i tried the door bell year
  6. stormyboy
    one of the best things you can do is get rid of any switches on your lamp and run a wire strait through ,so it touches to metal on the handle that you can touch on and of with your thumb ,like i have always done since i started lamping with a home made lamp ie,lr9.you will never have trouble with a switch breaking when your out and miles from the car . lr9! Thats going back a bit! Good lamp in their day-used to have a 48w one before the halogen one came out. Re the switch,i used a doorbell button,quiet and reliable.
  7. stormyboy
    Wait for it..........
  8. stormyboy
    The amount of "failures" a man has speaks more of the man than the dogs.
  9. stormyboy
    Back to hand.
  10. stormyboy
    Are you referring to the lurchers or terriers? Have you seen either work? On that note,have any of the objectors had any experience of in/line breeding at all? If your dogs have the qualities you want its the most likely way you will keep them. Best listen to those who've done it.
  11. stormyboy
    Going back in the thread a bit-neither of them could handle the honey badger. No dog could-its one hard,fearless animal.
  12. stormyboy
    Hey all,just got in from wild food shopping. Read through this thread-when were guns mentioned? Did i miss something or are pm's getting mixed up with posts?
  13. stormyboy
    How do you know when its the ingredients that are wrong and not the training?
  14. stormyboy
    They dont make the missus as attractive as a bottle of jamesons finest does though.
  15. stormyboy
    its called standing up and being counted Only got the one myself and not much standing up going on these days! its not like a loaf of bread
  16. stormyboy
    thats the question-what makes a good,(even great),bad or indifferent lurcher? Is it down to breeding or training? I posted the same question on the terrier section a while ago and a lot blamed the breeding when a terrier failed to come up to scratch. What are the views of you lurcher men (or ladies).
  17. stormyboy
    its called standing up and being counted Only got the one myself and not much standing up going on these days!
  18. stormyboy
    :search:
  19. stormyboy
    Something to do with penis size.........
  20. stormyboy
    Talk about a no brainer!
  21. stormyboy
    They excel at bushing and bay like hounds on a line.You wont find a better nose on a terrier,and not too many equal. Put the training in and they are very biddable-quite a few work as gundogs. All in all they are versatile dogs. Contrary to some "experts", they also work to ground. Get one-you wont be disappointed.
  22. stormyboy
    At least you're in the kitchen where women belong! Just make sure you fetch a cold beer too.
  23. stormyboy
    No text or pics in the post-is it just my computer???
  24. stormyboy
    Cant see anything in the post??
  25. stormyboy
    All in all no more use as a lurcher than a leggy bull terrier.
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