Ossie n Arch
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Iv'e tried watching RL i really have. But i find the game a bit boring, sorry. I like the scrums, the lineouts and all the shit that goes with RU. Give me minutes of rucks, mauls, scrums and lineouts and i'll be happy.......... Can't you tell i was a forward and come from Leicester.
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Do people still actually play rugby league ?? Thats a joke BTW.
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My two live with a Cat and get along ok. Mind you the Cat was here first so they had no choice. We're out every day and thier prey drive isn't affected.
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Not a pretty game in the first half, England seemed to want to play "Flashy" rugby without doing the basics first. EG; No pick and go from the forwards to draw in the French defenders. Didn't go through the phases to make some space. Lots of speculative passes that didn't work and resulted in dropped ball. However in the second half, thats exactly what they did, and it worked for them. Two tries disallowed, i thought Tindalls was ok, he wasn't held but didn't get back on his feet, so i can see why it wasn't given. The French team lacked "Spark" IMO. But then the England defence is very str
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I can live with that. I disliked every one i ever played against, but i bought them a drink after the game. Even the ones who got the better of me. Thats how it is.......... I'd like to think some of them are now friends of mine.
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THERE IS NOWT LIKE BEATING THE FROGS Except the Welsh, the Scots, the Irish.............The Aussies in a WORLD Cup Final.
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No I agree. Why the fook would a Kiwi want to play for any other tean than the All Blacks. I'm English and proud of that. I'll never play for England, but i'd never play for anyone else.
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Brent Cockbain..............
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I can live with being hated as long as it means winning things. Better to be a good winner than a sour loser.
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How about 8. That'll do.
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Well the Grand Slam is on the cards tomorrow, the only two teams left who could win it. France have the full back out injured, which wont help. The replacement ain't too bad though. Sheridan back for England replacing Corbisero, who played well against Italy, so no loss there. England will need to be patient and not get hurried if they go behind. They need to carry on playing like they have in the first two matches. Home advantage is massive tomorrow, but the game will all depend on which French team turns up ?? If it's the good one, then it's gonna be close, England by 5. The poor one, we
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You never caught Roach on hemp then ?? Crushed Casters will float !! Pointless.
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If it's Bream your after then use brown crumb groundbait. Get some Molasses and add a little to the mix, Bream like sweet baits. Mix the groundbait so it will just hold together, use an open ended feeder. Put plenty of Casters in with the groundbait, and when you fill the open ender sprinkle a few Squatts in with it aswell. Use the line clip on the reel spool and line yourself up with a far bank tree or similar, that way when you cast, you'll keep casting to the same spot. Cast the filled feeder 10 or so times first to get some bait in, then put your hook and bait on, (Double red maggot is a g
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Striding Edge and Hellvelyn summit trig point. I'm on the left.
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A bit, lol. thats off the road. Have you never managed the hills? .. No never,.......
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Bit further down Fleetworth Pike.
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Yeah thats buttermere in the back ground about 4 miles down... One of the most precious views in the lakes. Which 2 mountains are the pictures taken from?.. Fleetworth Pike, Haystacks, Seat, High crag......... Did you do the whole round ??
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Buttermere, lovely place.
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In 2009 i planted Charlotte on the 3rd of April, (didn't grow them last year) and I planted Desiree on the 7th May 2010, so you are very early. Try covering them over with plastic or something similar, just to try to warm the soil up a bit. It'll keep the soil dry too and help to stop the Potatoes from rotting. Failing that, dig them up and plant them again when the time is right. One thing to remember is that any potatoes that get missed when you come to harvest them will always grow the next year, so it might not be a bad thing. Best of luck with the allotment.
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Hey WM, Do you have a Pets at Home store with a vets in it near you ?? We had our bitch spayed just before Xmas, our normal Vet wanted £192 but the Vets in Pets at Home charged us £135. Our daughter works in there so we got further discount. In the end it cost us £108. That was for a weight of 25kgs. I'm pretty sure dogs cost less to have done than bitches. Why not give them a ring.
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Foook, thats getting a bit close to home is that. Scumbags.......
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Not sure if you might have to be on benefits though.
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Iv'e seen a couple of occasions when lads who had done a bit of boxing got envolved in fights. The first one was when our Rugby team stopped for a few drinks at a pub in Nottingham. Our fullback, who always fancied hemself as a hard lad picked on this smallish lad. Well, it ended very quick as the lad was the ABA champion for his weight. The second was a very good friend of mine who took up boxing after his Mum had died, as he needed something to do to stop him going of the rails. I saw him hit this lad once and the punch knocked him sparko, my mates hand speed was that quick he'd hit him
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Overhead Linesman for the Company that used to be East Midlands Electricity.
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