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jukel123

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  1. No mate. I don't do Facebook. You are mistaken.
  2. Yep, there were a few, stags and calves/fawns along with the hinds, the more wary ones came at night but we could pick them out with night sights. Told my Mrs... she says she's no way, she's sick of a being a fishing widow as it is.Lol
  3. It was misty that day but normally you could see the mountain Suliven in the distance. We climbed it and it was buzzing with life: insects, frogs, toads, grouse, red deer, golden Eagle. I normally associate a huge variety of wildlife with higher temperatures. But the Highlands has an ecosystem which hasn't been interfered with by industry or agriculture, so the place is just an huge nature reserve brimming with life. On the negative side you get eaten with midges and have to be careful of ticks.
  4. My geriatric dogs were very, very interested in roe until they died. But they only barked at reds when they occasionally woke up.
  5. Holiday cottage in the Highlands a few years back. Loved peanuts.
  6. Oops, debate can only go so far on THL without the handbags coming out. Postcodes exchanged very soon. I'm out.
  7. That would have been an experience. I remember once spending a whole day in Marwell zoo. I watched cheetah cubs and snow leopard cubs playing all afternoon. I was one of the last ones to leave and I walked down an avenue of big cats waiting to be fed. The roaring literally set the hairs on my head on end. That was a fantastic experience.
  8. 400? How would the authorities know how many there were? Wasn't that the reason for the change in the law, to keep a track? There must be some who successively applied for a licence? If any of their cats escaped, wouldn't they keep it quiet to keep their licence or avoid punishment?
  9. Thats a new word on me Mack, thanks. Looked it up, but it's not quite what I mean. Maybe it's just me that feels it.
  10. I've had sudden, irrational fear at night in the countryside. I don't mean poaching fear,or the spontaneous fear when you hear a vixen screaming at her cubs, or the fear of being in the middle of a field with no cover to disappear into. Its different, like a feeling that you are disturbing the natural balance of nature and have accidentally broken an unwritten law. A bit like when you suddenly look behind you as though you are being stalked. Like a nightmare where nothing makes sense. That's the best way I can describe it. It's very powerful. Anybody recognise what I am on about? It's not
  11. You should start a" Big Cats UK is Bollocks" Stiff. Membership fees, stalls at shows,T shirts. Might be a good earner. I can see a televised debate between you and Greyman.
  12. I don't know what people get so het up about. There's dozens of hobbies which leave me cold: golf, pride in cars and motorbikes, grand prix racing, computer games etc. My Mrs once arranged for me to spend an afternoon with her friend's husband playing f****n war games. Time I will never get back. I've never forgiven her.Lol. Let the big cat detectives do what they want to do. No skin off anybody's nose.
  13. Yeah, I used to smoke and thought ' I hope I die before I get old' as in The Who track. You change your mind as you age.lol
  14. I used to think I would pop off at 60 same as my dad and uncles. I was surprised to reach 65 and then 70 and I'm now not far off 75. You keep extending how long you want to live. My brother just reached 80. I would love to reach that milestone, and if I do, it will then 85. As long as I'm independent and still getting a bang out of life, then great!
  15. Michal Mosely is famous( and rich) for espousing health tips in the media. He religiously practices what he preaches, even to the extent of maintaining little or no heating in his house in order to stimulate his immune system. Its ironic that he has probably met his death from a freak accident. The grim reaper always surprises. As Motorhead put it in their Ace of Spades track "don't forget the joker".
  16. Tell you one thing I've noticed. If you are male ( have a check) and you want to live a long life ( debatable aim) then keep a flat belly. How many fat blokes do you see over 75?
  17. Didn't watch it. No intention of watching any of the election coverage. I have agreed not to discuss the election with my Mrs. A plague on both their houses. Or rather their shared house. CP ,you have my word,you can write all the GB News,Daily Mail, Boris Bollocks you wish. I will not respond. I am born again. Peace and .
  18. Yeah,but he's at risk. Not developed it yet! It takes years to develop. However I understand where you're coming from, supporting NUFC must contribute to a negative outlook on life. I didn't know we had do many skilled medical practioners on site. Loosen up lads. Remember: life is often crap and then you croak. And don't be scaring yourselves with selective Internet info. P.S My Mrs is 72,was told she was at risk of diabetes. Cut out carbs, lost a stone and reversed the slide towards the disease. Job done!
  19. The positive thinking course you were on is beginning to wear off Mc
  20. I thought about your post deeply. I have concluded you are neurologically sound. Relax, you are just a c**t.
  21. Tourettes must be like everybody being able to see into your soul whilst you simultaneously reveal your private thoughts. If I suddenly developed Tourettes, the thought police would have me locked up within a day.
  22. F'n ell, if she's Cumbria's answer to Carol Gaskin, that makes Greyman Joe Exotic. You are beginning to make sense Stiff. It all makes sense, that's why he lives off grid, it's impossible for her to find him.
  23. I don't have tourettes, but I have some dark moments when I make increasingly frequent Alan Partridge type remarks. Age does not come alone.
  24. You are probably right. But there's always a chance " cranks" can be proven right. And they're doing nobody any harm. As I've said before "keep on keeping on" Greyman and friends.
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