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    Stanley flask,

    leegreen replied to king's topic in General Talk

    Sounds better. 85 degrees is perfect. Do you use a thermometer?
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    Stanley flask,

    leegreen replied to king's topic in General Talk

    Is it me, as I thought tea in a flask is horrible. I'd rather drink water and I love tea. If I bother to use a flask, I make coffee and with no milk. I usually take milk, but not in a flask. Am I doing something wong or am I just a tea snob?
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    I got rid of it with a combination of cleaning with salt water, cotton buds and I dosed the dogs with Advocate over 3 months. The bitch in question was kept indoors to try to stop her scratching and I gave her antihistamine to help her with that. The scratching was a big problem.
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    What religion would you follow on your island?
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    That
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    How poetic
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    £179.99 normally
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    They have little compassion for humans, so animals are well down the list. I gave a fly fishing lesson to a couple recently, the woman was Chinese. She couldn't understand why you would dispatch your catch, she wanted to put a stringer through their gills and leave them in the water alive! Something about keeping them fresh and I suppose she had a point. I told her that she would never buy a fish as fresh as that fish in the UK, unless you knew the skipper of a fishing boat or you went to a fish farm. I proceeded to tell her if you want it really fresh, I'll gut it for you and you can eat
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    I'm all over that, cant wait. They are allowing catch and release for the average man too. I think you'd need to meet certain criteria.
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    100% there are a lot more good Patts than Beddys, trouble is the stamp of the dog. I've got a cruncher of a young Terrier Spaniel bitch here, mostly terrier. She is just over 16" tts and 28lb pretty racey with a good head. If she turns into a good bitch, I may put the right Non ped Whippet across her. They would be used mostly for bushing, but could make good lamping dogs.
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    Horse cull

    leegreen replied to jigsaw's topic in General Talk

    Yep, stick money in one end and shite comes out the other. I know many people where horses rule their life. Had a couple of Ponies when my boy was young, They soon went when he lost interest.
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    Must be worth a fortune
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    Blows hot and cold that lad. What's happened to him now, love, sheep, job, dope, all of the above?
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    Wouldn't have a Lurcher without a bit of Bull in it. They add more than any single breed, even the Greyhound. If there were any other decent large terriers, I would consider those too, but there isn't.
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    Most people have one at some point, hilarious at times. Cringeworthy at others
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    Wanted

    leegreen replied to j316's topic in Miscellaneous

    Gave my old Bull x this for the last 2 years of her life, made a whole heap of difference. It came in 7.5mg which is massive for dogs, so do your calculations correctly. I was giving her 1/3 of a tablet and every other day to start with. Melorise was the brand name.
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    There you go Phil.
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    I've never seen them, although I know they have been seen locally in their dozens. There is loads of their favourite food near by, I wait every year for their arrival. Well done on the pics.
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    I've got a 2 year old Lurcher here, that retrieves bang on, lives in/out doors and needs a loving home.
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    I call mine the Mobility Scooter
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    Two wheel drive with fat puncture proof tires is the way to go, for rough terrain. I have a 2 x 750w bike with a 40 amp/hour battery and the battery lasts no time when doing hill, mud etc and that is with pedal assist and I only weigh 13.5 stone.
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    anything more than 250w and it needs legalising. MOT and insurance Electric bikes: licensing, tax and insurance - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Electric bikes meeting the EAPC regulations can be ridden on the road without being taxed, licensed or insured
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    Please, tell me you're not...
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    Needs cutting
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    It will always be the next invader.
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