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jukel123

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  1. I used to share a flat with a guy who would always take the piss with Indian waiters. He would go into his routine of "Oi Gunga Din", take the piss out of their accents and generally make an obnoxious cock of himself. He could never understand why curries would go right through him like ground glass. Rule 1 in the concrete jungle. Don't insult people who prepare food out of your line of vision. Thick fecker.?
  2. Pesky is right, she has lost the plot. She gets a bad press on here, but most scots I know support her. For a serving politician she has an amazing approval value in Scotland. But she has stubbornly and determinedly forced this bill through against the will of the Scottish people. Politicians must be aware of and take note of the people they represent. She has ignored that and and shot herself in the foot. And for for what? So rapists can legally enter women's toilets etc. She's turned herself into a rebel without a cause and lost her party votes. Weird.
  3. Yep,gives me a buzz to see them and hear them. Don't like the privilege and snobbery that goes with them.
  4. Stupid frog, you need to train a rectum, you start with a . 22 bullet, then .303, then a stick of dynamite before you go full arse bomb. Don't ask me I how I know that.
  5. Doherty produced a video of a deer/ greys working rabbits. I remember a really big dog, circa 30 plus tts which hoovered rabbits up on really rocky ground. Land which I wouldn't work a finer boned dog. Think it's name was Axel?? Very impressive.
  6. I lost most of my hair in my mid to late 30s. About that time it became acceptable to " come out" admi baldness and shave your head, so I followed suit. Before that men were condemned to elaborate and fanciful combovers, shame, guilt or Irish jigs. It's reckoned Grant Mitchell from Eastenders popularised the shaved head and even made it fashionable. Thanks for that mate. I must have saved thousands on haircuts. Cold in winter though.
  7. I don't think anybody would argue that the deerhound/ greyhound is the best performing lurcher. If you want big bags of rabbits or a daytime hare dog or a vermin dog then look elsewhere. But if you wanted something pre ban for larger edibles, was a laid back companion, easy in kennel or house and with other dogs and is stunning to look at,then a deer grey is just the ticket. Plus, they are very good for your blood pressure! A not unimportant factor when you are my age. I don't want to be fighting with a difficult dog. I want one that's in tune with me. I've heard folk complain about x and y wi
  8. I don't doubt that mate, it's just that Gropmz on here estimates his 3 DP specimens were 27 tts the shoulder and 25 kilos. DP himself says one of his aims was to bring the size down. Yours seem to be the size you would expect a first cross to be.
  9. They seem bigger than Dave Platts usual stamp of dog.?
  10. She's your woman mate ,but if I were you, I wouldn't let her on the couch . Leads to bad habits. Still if you brush her regularly and keep her feet clean might not be too bad.
  11. Whoever does the admin, he is the owner, he is responsible. "Sorry, didn't know my staff were paid so little" doesn't cut it. He should ensure his staff can live on the wages he pays. He's a hypocritical disgrace. Let's see if he offers a rise to his staff and how much that rise will be. He can talk the talk, let's see him walk the walk.
  12. Multi millionaires Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs own a hotel in Manchester. According to The Daily Mail,they are currently advertising for waiting staff at a rate of £9.50 an hour.If its true, what a hypocritical twat Neville is after his statements about low pay in Britain and Quatar. Give me strength.
  13. When I decide I'm going,I won't be asking anybody's permission. Wiping my arse is no problem at the moment.As soon as someone talks about doing it for me,I'm off.
  14. It's a case of doing what you think is best according to the Info available.Im toddling off to my bed shortly with my cup of cocoa and four shots of Covid vax, a shingles vax and a flu vax in my arm. I'm reasonably hopeful of waking up in the morning. I would be less hopeful if I hadn't been jagged. You lads obviously think differently. Fair enough.
  15. I'm 73 and had two friends die of Covid in the early days of the disease. The old folks home near where I live had a major outbreak and several people died. The jag I had claims 95% success rate at preventing the disease. And if you do contract the disease the jag keeps you out of hospital. It's a no brainer for me. I was genuinely scared about the disease. The success of the vaccines have meant the world has opened up and we can go about our daily lives. It shows you what mankind can do. Millions worldwide died from the disease in the initial stages. That's not happening anymore. Go
  16. Fair. I have no problem with what you say. But the anti vaxxers in these type of threads tend to stigmatise vaxxers as being sheep like and gullible. So we vaxxers are simply stating our case.
  17. The life that we enjoy now is dependent on antibiotics and vaccination. A small percentage of people suffer extreme and sometimes fatal reactions to these life savers. Covid vaccines are no different in their risk to other vaccines. It's your choice whether you choose to vaccinate yourself or your children. However when a population is under vaccinated against a particular disease it increases the risk of infection to the individual. So, in my opinion, not having yourself vaccinated is reckless and anti social. Having said that, I appreciate that the risk to children for Covid is negligible,
  18. He was a really decent man and a helluva player.
  19. Sorry mate. I was thinking of somebody different. Apologies.
  20. I thought you ran rabbits mate. Not looking for an argument, but these dogs look over muscled for rabbits. Perhaps you run other stuff?
  21. Possibly because we don't do enough forward planning in terms of nurses doctors,architects, brickies etc. We have always, in the past, imported dirt cheap labour. Industry hasn't invested in development and training...its easier to import more labour. Unlike our competitors who have far higher productivity per worker than we do. An irony of Brexit is that many more immigrants came last year, and many more with a completely different cultural past. This may mean big problems in the future. We already have some cities which are like powder kegs waiting to blow. If we have a major recessio
  22. You are my THL hero. Honestly.
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