Born Hunter
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I don’t reckon this dog would just bite. It doesn’t trust anyone. I genuinely hope the dog comes right. But it belongs in the mountains. Not England.
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The popularity of bull breeds, guarding breeds, and now exotic livestock guardian breeds is driven largely by wanting power at the end of the lead. 99% of people have no use for them and are attracted to them because they’re a bit of a level up. It’s like having a nice motor or a rollex. Status is a very appropriate term. Some lads can handle them, but most just make me shake my head. I expect I’ll be shooting a cast off Caucasian before long. I just hope it doesn’t take it causing life changing injury to someone before the decision is made.
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Got to wonder about the type of copper who wants a gun in the uk. Not that I’m against it at all I just think they’re a questionable bunch. Magnum PI milsim types Probably got two more notches carved into the stock of that benelli! That said, it’s a shame but I find it difficult to give a shit about a couple more status dogs that have been flattened. Society is a f***ing wash with wankers and wanker dogs. And it’s terrible really that I feel that way, but dealing with problematic dogs has been too common an occurrence for me the last month.
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But it does show the damage that’s been done and probably irreversibly so.
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Sadly, I’m not sure reversing a ban would benefit the fox much. Shooting dominates the field sports heirachy. I live on the border of two of the big midlands packs, everywhere is shot and I can’t see that changing much if the ban was repealed.
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There’re only two type of marines, royal marines, and submarines!
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‘Asymmetric warfare’ wouldn’t exist if size or perceived strength were the only factors in war.
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Hypersonics have terrified the west in recent years. This conflict will be such a learning and trialling opportunity in the field of counter-hypersonics. A lot of peace time competition is bluffing how game changing new technologies would be in a fight. This war is taking a layer of BS away from that and seeing what really works.
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Don’t tease me!
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Obviously chip paper by now but Finland have formally joined NATO. Doubling the NATO-Russian border.
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I remember thinking the same about clockwork orange.
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The comparison between Ukraine and Iraq is a good one and one I’ve been keenly making since Russia first moved last year. Iraq was logistically a more ambitious objective for the coalition than Ukraine is for Russia. And yet Iraq was comprehensively conquered within weeks… The greater political policy will forever be judged as a failure though. Militarily it was a huge success, politically it was a disaster. Russia failed to achieve the same level of military success.
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Yep. Consistently been the cheapest around.
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Drop another 15p and we’re back to pre covid prices.
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You’ll be expecting Mars bars to be proper size again next!
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Not been a quid a litre in over ten years mate.
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Anybody else seeing these prices. I paid this for diesel in Yeovil last week and again today in east mids.
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So it’s what I read then. Why’s it so bad?
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So is there actually going to be a compulsory app installed? As suggested.
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Any reference for this ‘compulsory app’? All I can find is a text message being tested on the 23rd?
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My boiler packed up on Monday so I’ll be waiting to sweep mine!
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In brief, Class R ( Schedule 2, Part 3) of the General Permitted Development Order 2015 (as amended) allows for the change of use from an agricultural building (and land within its curtilage) in England to a commercial use i.e., uses involving storage or distribution, hotels, shops, financial and professional services, restaurants and cafes, and assembly and leisure. So, if you are thinking about converting a farm building to storage, a hotel, an office, gym, or café Class R might be an ideal permitted development option for you. However, you also need to be aware that when going do
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There you go, see knew someone would have the answer. I guess I would say again they aren't 'easy'. You need to make the effort and as such people like me will just f**k off the idea and go sainsburys ten mins down the road.
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It's a good move putting the consumer more in touch with the producer imo. But one trick ponies like that will have limited draw imo. Small outlets scattered all over which have a collection of 'the basics' ie bread milk eggs butter bacon sausage some veg and maybe some long life canned stuff would be more attractive to consumers to make the effort. But yeah vending machine type things would make the low intensity. Supermarkets are easy hence their success, to make this type of model a success it needs to focus on being easy too. Again jmo. Lots of smart people in the sector, probably a good r
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Paid 3 quid for a dozen at the farm by Bulmers pet food the other day. Cheaper than the supermarkets and probably better welfare hens, which matters to me. With Clarkson's farm showing the planning loophole for small farm buildings recently, it got me thinking that there's an opportunity there for more cooperative type local farm shops. They'd have to be targeted at the more economy end of the market, unlike traditional farm shops, but in principle they could pop up all over and with modern technology probably require minimal staffing.
