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Jack hargreaves and ginger French
gnipper replied to forest of dean redneck's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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Jack hargreaves and ginger French
gnipper replied to forest of dean redneck's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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I've looked into a few and I had a little crossman rifle which was small too but an accurate, quiet, multi shot pcp that can be easily concealed sounds appealing to me. Some permissions are tricky carrying a rifle bag to without a load of nosy buggers watching you.
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Jack hargreaves and ginger French
gnipper replied to forest of dean redneck's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
I saw it too. I recently listened to a podcast that explained that Jack's programme was filmed without sound which was added on afterwards so that probably explains why he couldn't remember which cross was which when they were showing off the adults. -
I have been looking into getting one for knocking off ferals around buildings etc but the only hunting posts I can find on them is abroad where they can be more powerful. Be handy for a few roosters
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@philpot does your mate get clean kills with this pistol and if so what range are we talking? cheers
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If it carries on like it was this morning I might have to dig out my long pants before November and put my shorts away.
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Seen the same with a few members that got people taking shots at them when they posted and then when they retaliate all the crew get together like playground bullies and all jumped in making it worse.
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Never seen a different coloured one but I have seen one that was white underneath that came up it's sides like it was pied.
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Young nephew of mine really wants to work in the film industry but got a job in a big shop to help pay his way whilst at college and is now getting put through manager training in London, he still doesn't want to work there but it's good for his CV and better than sitting at home sponging off his parents.
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Teachers for you most of them are horrible b*****ds who seem to take pleasure in making kids feel shite.
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It's hard to tell on my phone but it looks like you can see the spurs growing on the top one as well as it looking like a cock and the other hasn't got them?
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Normal upbringing here, hard working parents who provided for us all really well. By eck we (me mainly) had some proper bollocking off my dad who was a moaning old fart but as I get older and find myself turning into him I realise he was right. I feel for people who had it shite growing up and always hope they turned things around and were better with their own families rather than carrying on where there parents left off.
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I've just seen someone waiting in a queue for tickets and had over 400,000 in front of them. Someone else was waiting to get in the queue. Feck that
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It's line breeding if it works and inbreeding if it don't. Some very good livestock of all species has been produced from line breeding
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To the lads not keen on rabbit have you ever tried a domestic meat bred rabbit?
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Wtf are plaster mites?
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Did your dad ever use them for their intended purpose Ray?
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I watched the elvis, weird al yankovich and the nan movies last weekend and I shouldn't have bothered.
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I would breed a silver to a non visual silver with silver in its breeding if I was trying to breed silvers or to an albino and hope for silver kits.
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https://youtube.com/@daveyd2023?si=kZag29Ok3pfmx083
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just saw this on YouTube, i wonder how the police would have described it if the girl hadnt filmed it?
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Loompaland looks different to how I'd imagine
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The only one I've been near was owned by a chavvie bellend who bred am bulls and pits off young untested stock and had them in crates all round the house and under the stairs in the dark. You wouldn't want yo give that boerboel a fuss believe me. If he was still around I'm sure he'd have bred a fecking load of sketchy xl things too.
