trigger2
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its crossed my mind.
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the chance of that is zero i would say. they have had a installment plan they couldnt stick to. i didnt think £40 a month was much to ask for off 2 people working but obvously it was. other than the fence they are bloody good neighbours
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its a council property and i am only moving us i need to up size. i thought about legal shit but imo i own most of the fence and will put some sheep wire in its place as a good will gesture. its 15 pannels long lol
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3 years ago i moved into the house i currently live in. there was a hedge between me and the neighbours which they wanted removing and a fence put up. as they didnt have enough money to pay for it there selves i agreed to go halves on it as it would help keep my dogs in aswell as tidy the place up generally. after lots of disscusson and being the good neighbour i am i brought some fencing, hired a digger to pull the hedge out, and got someone in to do the fence for us, to save money i just got a tradesman at mates rates and i done the labouring. cut a long story short i let my neighbou
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true some will run all night Trev. but as the lad is only 13 i cant imagine him doing big shifts lamping for a few year yet thats why i put the odd hour.
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if your after a nice little dog personally i would go for a whippet over a beddy/whippet for the lads first dog, as beddy can be bloody head strong and may be a little hard work for the first time round. imo a whippet would be just that little easier to live with training wise. a good marking dog is worth its weight in gold to a ferreter. whippets are far underated and can stand more than you think work wise. if the boy decides to try his hand at lamping in the near future then he can have plenty of fun with the odd hour out here and there with a whippet also. one of the best runs i ever s
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is that stone masons
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ive got a bottle of sticker remover here mate. it says it removes sticker glue, rubber based glue, sellotape, tar and smear marks. it can be applied with a brush if needs be. i paid summat like about £5.00 for a 300ml bottle
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I've tried googling the problem & sticker remover was one of the few things I found. I'm just trying get it as specific as possible, because when I go into the shop there will be the language issue, so if I don't know what I'm talking about, they sure as hell won't! Haha..........cheers mate ;-) i am sure tar and glue remover is more heavy duty than sticker remover but dont quote me on that. sticker remover is cheap enough mate, like i say you can apply on a wrag/cloth it should make any marks if any minimal.
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forgot to say we used it all the time when fitting car windscreens and other glass, we use to fit polly carb into some tractors you just apply with a wrag and it should eventually rub off
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you been to a diy shop and got some tar and glue remover, or sticker remover. that should do the job may take a while if its hardened on.
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i have had the belt off my dad once or twice over the years and it didnt do me any harm. when i had the belt there was one thing for certain i knew i had deffinatly crossed the line. edited to say it never done me any harm and i had to really badly over step the line for that punishment to be dished out. i respected my olders thats for sure. a parent should be allowed to correct there child at some point with a smack imo
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whish i had gone out myself. but with one thing and another i just couldnt get out.
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nice one lads
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we struggled a little because the pockets of rabbits are so small, it pushed me onto harder running/working ground.
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thats the one
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2 things bird, thats the wrong photo, and buster is 7 in febuary not april. i would have put a pic on if i knew how to do it. i cant use photobucket since its changed
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i see those same old letters over and over again pocking there noses into stuff they really know very little about, i will go as far as saying they know f**k all about. those letters are RSPCA a total bunch of wankers.
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how you found the wheaton greyhound on the whole mate? and whats the stamina like in the dog?
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i think we all thought we were excellent dancers once a good E kicked in. my misses only ever been a drinker, i tell her i was the best dancer in the area back in the day
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Is say you were a Kelly's man Francie in the 90s or the point Inn! Of course lad lol im only 33, but i was never outa kellys from 2001, flat to mat, was at kellys when tiesto played, one an only time? Wiped outa it. Point in was good, mind been down quigleys point an there wss lads playing saxaphone with beats, lol tiesto playing in amnisia ibiza on a sat night,,,,was some sound,,,,was like some devine moment...especialy with a few mitsubishis... mitsi's yum yum
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Really well thank you, she retrieves to hand (most of the time) and has accompanied me ferreting on the odd occasion. She is a pleasure to have as is the older dog. all sounds good. looks like youve got yourself a nice little team together now atb with them
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looking good. hows that pup coming along for you?
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i use to lamp most nights of the week. but a young family has changed things a little now so i only get out around 3 times now.
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This stags not very vocal yet, I wasn't seeing anything until the first week in Oct last year , it's my favourite time of year hes a fine animal thats for sure, it is a nice time of year. i herd my first fallow calling a week or so ago but they dont seem to have really got going yet.
