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My brothers pup ( first x beddy whip, 8 mnths old), just had her for 2 weeks whilst he was on holiday, got half the utility room lino left, no carpet in the hallway and we're 2 pairs of shoes down, one more night and it's diy sos.
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I'm sure he knew all of that mate, I know what you mean though I regret not saying certain things or doing more when someone very close to me passed away recently after a long illness, but he knew how I felt I'm sure. I tell my kids I love them every day more than once most days, and the missus even gets told she's loved too, like you say leave nothing unsaid. All The Best Mate
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Yeah, no drink, drugs or music all the girls clad in black from head to toe, and a shed load of ginger blokes that want to kop off but aint allowed....... party on
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The new black is ginger, jesus that's some fashion.
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I'm sure there are smaller dogs out there that would amaze people( a 23" dog (smallish) really amazed me), but mine's only around 19-20" and slightly built she'll be used for rabbits.
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This world is so cruel............R.I.P Jodie
NEWKID replied to collie/grey's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
That's a real gutter for you, I followed your thread on the pups and she was obviously a dog that done you proud, hopefully her pup will come on and do the same, all the best for the future. ps no need for shit remarks on this thread surely. -
Thanks Morton It makes me happy just being out tbh, roll on the season so we can get going properly again I've let her have a couple of runs on the lamp to keep her ticking over, but i've picked up quite a bit of permission this summer so the dogs and ferrets will be busy this season.
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I've got a smaller dog 3/4 whip 1/4 beddy, she's a rabbiting dog to work with the ferrets, lamp and a bit of bushing with the jack russel, I got her for rabbiting and that's what she'll be used for, she's pleased me so far but time will tell wether she'll make a good rabbiting dog, got to be honest I don't believe everything written about what the smaller dogs can do.
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Where would this end, if muslims through their faith choose not to, drink, take drugs, watch porn and gamble thats their decision and their free choice , because in this country we've still got a free choice ( to a degree), but what if in these few boroughs muslims are allowed sharia law, would we have public stonings in the future for adulterers , burgalars losing hands ( dog thieves beware). This country has laws which have been in force for hundreds of years, most for the good of the people, some a complete joke, this is a western country with western laws. As Mackem ,who is obviously wel
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I hope the sick bast*rd gets everything he deserves once he's inside, scum of the earth And what the f*ck's happening to the vetting system to get a job looking after kids, it wasn't that long ago those bunch of scumbags got done for the same thing in the nursery in Plymouth surely it can't keep happening.
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wrong oh so wrong :laugh:
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Neither of my dogs would make me look hard a jack russel and a beddy whip, but they make me proud when they do well on the bunnies, whether lamping ( not the jack russel before I get slaughtered), ferreting or bushing, and hopefully in time the beddy whip could be an all round rabbiting dog not just a dog I take rabbiting, we'll see
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That's exactly how I imagine Baw to look.......spooky
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What the hell is weak minded got to do with this...some of the most creative and artistic people in history have had a drug habit or dabbled in drugs. Apparently it helps the creative juices flow, addiction is a funny old thing it is no respecter of class, social status or gender. People being people will try or experiment with any type of drug and while the vast majority will grow out of it some dont come out the other side without some side effect and some don't make it at all. Drugs are rife in the music industry always been that way always will. "Drugs are rife in the music indus
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If your slightly weak minded/ easily swayed and in that industry it is all to easy to fall into the trap. Yes she should never have started in the first place but I'm sure she knew that, once your on that slippery slope getting off it is harder than anything. We employed a lad a friend from years ago last year who had gone down that path, he was clean now and wanted a chance, he worked with us for around 4 mnths, but we were working away and would go to the pub most nights,. He ended up having to leave because he felt too tempted if he had a drink, he knew the signs and didn't want to slip
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I don't know if they're regrets, but there's things that have happened in my life I wish hadn't, but your not always in a position to control or alter that anyway so you can't regret it. I've recently lost someone who was really close to me and I guess I regret not spending more time with him towards the end, it wasn't the way I wanted to remember him, so to see him in pain and wasting away was maybe to hard for me, I guess I regret how you take things, people, time for granted, it's human nature to think nothings gonna change and when it does it rocks you a bit and makes you sit back and re
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I'm sorry for your loss mate, That as tough as it gets I would imagine All The Best Kev
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I think she just couldn't fight her demons/addiction and the industry she was in does nothing to help people like her, as said surrounded by yes men and pretend friends coupled with her own obvious weakness was a recipe for disaster. I played in a band for a long time and we got to play a couple of festivals and a few quite big do's, one was at the bristol carling academy for an off shoot of a large record label I ended up in a hotel room with my band and my missus plus a few of the men who managed this label and a bloke who managed some of the big bands. There was a pile of coke on the table
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Sorry to hear of your loss, RIP.
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Me and my missus were pissing ourselves at that mate
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Some good days there lads I got asked to do a mail mission for the anglers mail many years ago when I worked in our local tackle shop, it used to be a centre double page feature where you were set a task to catch a certain weight of fish in a few hours whilst they photographed you and you had to explain your tactics ect. I had been fishing the tidal Exe a lot back then catching a lot of dace and some quite big chub + bream, roach ect. The mission was to catch 10lb of fish I think in 4 hrs, I thought it would be mainly dace with maybe a bonus chub to boost the weight a bit, I had 5 chub al
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Best type of rig for pollock of a boat?
NEWKID replied to ferreterjohn's topic in Fresh & Salt Water Fishing
If your fishing fairly shallow reefs all of the methods described by mattydski are good bets, if your fishing deep water wrecks i would advise 12-20lb tackle and a flying collar rig. Use a wire french boom, attach the french boom at the top with a swivel and use a paper clip twisted at the bottom to attach the lead ( this acts as a rotten bottom, you could use a piece of lighter line). use a snap swivel to attach the trace line, this needs to be at least 10-15ft long ( I use 40lb amnesia line as I find this never twists ) now attach your lure, redgills, jellies, firetails more recently sidewi -
Hi mate I'm similar to you came back into it after a long lay off, got myself a 3/4 whip 1/4 beddy and she's coming on fine. Only 13mnths old but had a few on the lamp and has worked with the ferrets. She's got a good nose on her and works well with my jack russel. I'm pleased with progress dead easy to own and an ideal rabbiting dog. Been out with a mates bull x, It's a cracking dog but in my opinion not something I would pick for rabbits, he catches them ok but it aint really his thing. That's the only on I've seen work though so others could probably give you more advice on them, we us
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come on bet loads of you have done this
NEWKID replied to watchman's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Another one from when we were young and care free, I was around 15 and decided we were gonna ferret a hedge which backed onto a massive garden, I didn't know who's garden it was and to be honest i didn't think I was doing anything much wrong anyway. It was me my ever present younger brother and his little, fat, best mate paul. We set the nets and entered the ferret and within a minute one out in the net, we could hear more rumbling another out I was almost wetting myself thinking we had found ferreting nirvana. We were so transfixed on the rumbling burrow we hadn't noticed an old bloke with
