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    Don't think so lol, but, bob marley did not like his father ?
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    Lol anyway, bob's old man and grandfather were WHITE lol ??
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    @jetro just did a quick google search, and from what I read, norval marley, and his father Albert, were both born in essex, england lol. So f**k knows? Lol. ?
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    I read it about 20 years ago, when my old man bought a remastered digital collection of all bob marley's music. A booklet about his life, parents etc came with it. Said he was a captain in the british army at the time he met marley's mother. She was 19 at the time, and he was 50. Don't know how correct it is ?
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    Bob marley's father was Irish, Norval Marley
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    Set of teeth on that guy 'trying' to sing! ?
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    Yes, I've watched a few of those episodes where he's shouting and swearing in people's faces etc. And yes, some of those places did indeed, need a damned good overhaul, but there's no need to denigrate someone like that just because you're a tv celebrity chef hungry for tv ratings etc. I don't like him ?
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    I won't have that ceunts face on my telly. Can't stand the egomaniac. Absolute up his own arse PRICK ?
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    And some people have the snappiness of a PEEERAAAHNAAAA!!! ?
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    Lol don't get me wrong dc, some of those childish posts sometimes have me nearly pissing myself, even if they don't add much to the thread ? ?
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    That pitbull/bulldog thread still going. Been a few siily posts last couple of pages. But that's how most of the threads go these days. But I'm sure people will overcome that. I'm enjoying it anyway, regardless of the childish posts
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    Yes, looking at my earlier post it did seem as though that's what I was saying, hence the reason I reworded it. Like I said though, that dog would probably be running many many miles during a week. And he wasn't like what you are probably picturing in your mind. He was VERY athletic. Like I said to greb, I wish I had pics of him to show you. Anyway no harm done to the thread in the end lol ?
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    How would I know what distance would be considered 'ticking over'? Maybe I should've worded my earlier post a bit clearer. Where I said 'takes her dog with her on training days', I should've wrote 'used to'. I have no reason to lie about anything. And I've not even seen her in about year. But I can assure you, she would've been doing more than 200 miles in a month. Where I lived up until a few years ago, she lived nearly 6 miles from me, and she used to pass me, running with her dog, pretty regularly. So that'd be 6 miles from her house and 6 miles back. And given the fact she was
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    Yeah, but he's got his slave band round his neck ?
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    f**k me, you've got an answer for everything!! I've seen it running with her with my own eyes. I can guarantee that you would break before that dog would've when it was younger. 200 miles in a month, you think that's a serious amount of running? This woman competed in 10k races for wales, in many athletics meetings, and has done several half marathons etc. I don't know the exact distances she used to train, but it'd definitely be far far more than 200 miles in a month
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    Both owner and dog are fit as f**k mate, honestly. She lives on her own, no partner, with the dog. She's been doing all that running/fitness caper since school, she's about 45 now. Not saying she runs a 'competetive' pace nowadays, but I'd imagine it'd still be a good pace. But maybe she doesn't take the dog on those days anymore, he's 12 now lol ?
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    @Greb147 Just got off the phone to my mate. 'Brian' is 12 years old lol He doesn't know how tall he is, but I say about 24ish, from a time he was running through a wood with my old bitch at one time. She was 29tts, and he looked a few inches shorter. Anyway, as I say, a very impressive looking dog. And yeah, nothing like those heavy johnson types ?
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    Yeah, just to add, she also did a lot of the fitness/strength training with him up until about a year ago. Wish I had photos to show you, but not seen them for nearly a year.
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    My mate's sister in law has a scott type A B. About 24 tts and about 90lb. Athletic as f**k. A fitter dog you most likely won't see. The sister in law used to run for wales competetively, 10k, and runs half marathons regularly. Takes her dog, brian, with her on her training days. And he'd be about 10 years old now. He won't have seen any work at all, but by god, he's a fit, impressive looking animal
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    I had a 29" tts bitch up until a few years ago, that was a pretty good rabbit catcher. Rabbits have never been my thing. So didn't really target them. Got her as an out and out all round lamper. If I'd concentrated on catching rabbits, I'm convinced she'd have been very useful ?
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    Is madcamping, clemming, decapitate your arm and shove em up your ausehole, whin?! ?
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    Yeah, but tape is a dangerous quarry ?
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    ? yep, didn't twig that last night ? ?
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    Lol does he come on here anymore, under a different name?
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