Bosun11
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Same here I started going grey at 16I just do same every fortnight . My mate started going bald about that age, he said it was coming out in lumps, go for a shower and uncle fester was blocking the plug hole You mean 'Cousin It'... Fester was what he would have seen looking in the mirror...
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Britain ,ignorant Or Common Sense Fail?
Bosun11 replied to forest of dean redneck's topic in General Talk
It made national news last night... The slot was at 10.10, so right up there with serious news, what a fecking joke! -
My hairs part grey & to be honest if it goes white I wont dye it.. just get a good crop on it .. I cant stand women who leave there hair to grow long & its part grey .. looks rank .. I think you need a good short cut to carry off grey hair when your female My missus as got long hair and she looks like this when she gets a bit of grey. Sort it now could get a lot worse when she's older..
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What age were you, 6 months, woman are like that with bairns :laugh:
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..... Where the feck did you find that Johnny, that was taken just before I had my eyes lazed...
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It's the fact that i'm going grey downstairs now... My nut sack is starting to look like Philip Schofield...!
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I'm going both bald and grey and like you Baw get a No.2 which looks shite 3 weeks in. I keep thinking I'll just get the lot off but when I look in the mirror I remember I have ears like the FA cup and a 'bit' of hair 'tones' em down slightly.... Basically I'm fecked all round..!!!
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All ferrets nails need a trim now and again, especially during the summer. Most sharp clippers could do but I'd always recommend a good quality pet nail trimmer, like has been said, the object is to snip, never crush. On dark nails only take the tips off, because if you cant see the 'quick', the vein that runs down a nail and snip through, you are gonna cause pain and bleeding. In lighter animals you may see, the quick and your ok but always lend yourself to caution if you can't..! One thing I always did with my ferrets housing is put a piece of flag (concrete flagstone) in, either in
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And lets not forget, any shite pallets that ain't fit for making valuable fashionable furniture can be broken up, to make some of the best kindling for fires you can get your hands on.... Pallets... Fecking great things..!
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That Hugh Fernley Whittingfella has some good onion recipes. One using roast onions I tried was spot on, you can google it. With my homegrown onions I simply put 'em in a bowl with a drop of water to sit in, cover with cling film an micro bash for 6/7 mins. Slap the (now) soft onion on a good crusty cob with loads of butter & pepper, sit back an have one of the nicest lunches you can have...!
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Ha! me too...
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Suggestions For Names
Bosun11 replied to UcanRUNbutUcantHIDE's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Nelly & Flo, Philis & Doris Ada & Betty Beryl & Agnus All old fashioned names I like... Princess & Scotty, or other Liverpool road or place names... Pity they ain't dogs... Yozzer & Scully, after two Scouse series, Boys from the Blackstuff & Scully. -
Stig, that ground elder problem... Get yourself a decent weedkiller such as Roundup, pour some into a pot, take a smallish paint brush and brush it on the leaves. You don't have to be fecking Rembrant or anything, just a quick brush over each leaf, or a many as your able, trying not to splash it on other plants and it should go in a bit. if you miss any, you just repeat till it's all nailed... A good summer garden job...
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f*****g roasting up here mate. I'm working in Dyce at the minute for a company called oceaneering and it would melt you. Well, when I say work Dyce, just googled it, thats a fair way up, thought you'd be snowed in...
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All your's Baw...Did you fetch 'em south for a bit of sun... Very nice mate, lob some more up, standing ones next time.
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Great photo's an write up again Fuji, love that one of the pup with its back to the sheep, even got your mug on there too...
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. In view of the distances travelled by some lads am going to ask for a prize to be introduced for the furthest distance traveld for a qaulifire. Next year. And fair play lads and thank you for attending hope you thought it was worth the journey GTE The other year one lad came over from the Channel Isle's..!
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Welcome Kieran, who do you know?
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I wouldn't fret or worry about what is only a sales pitch... Mr Burrell sell's pups, he doesn't really work dogs. It ain't like he works the arse off 'em and when he breeds, only for himself, he's selling off the surplus... No, he's got a website dedicated to educate you in what real lurchers, his lurchers, really are...(?) It's all about the sale and any other type is always gonna be inferior...! Thing is, each and every time I read or hear about his dogs I get to thinking that I don't know anyone who has one, or worked one enough and put it in print from an unbiased perspective? I'd lov
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What Do You Do With Your Dog Shit?
Bosun11 replied to talt's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
For years I've piped my kennels directly to the manhole. Before that I simply lifted the manhole cover. Either way, the most important thing you can do is make sure it gets well flushed with plenty of water and then every week or so (depending on how many dogs you kennel), do a super flush, a bin full of water. Cleans the lot right out and ensures your drains ain't never going to block, from anything... -
Many happy returns Troter...
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I got this pic from my mums house the other day. Me, my younger bro and Trixy, which I posted on on page 5 of the thred. (WARNING.. I accept no responsibility for any damaged eyes because of the couches pattern!!)
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Couldn't beat a good 'ol caravan holiday back in the 70's... Here I am, with my mum, younger brother, nan (on far right) with our lurcher Sandy and a great aunt. Dig them real 'shorts' and trainers!!!
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Considering we have to assume he has no hunting background, knowledge etc, do you think starting out with a dog is the best idea? Who's gonna train it, harder to get permission than a ferret, vet bills, feeding etc all more expensive. I've never had to use a tracker on a ferret in my life and I reckon I've only lost about 4 since I was 7 and most of them have been silly things like getting the lid open and falling out the box when I've been walking etc. Maybe your right mate, I just looked at it through my own eyes as a kid, it was a dog I always wanted, ferrets were secondary. It was alw
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For me Hot Meat & Giro are on the money, ferrets ain't as cheap or easy to start as you may think, I'd go for a nice racy lurcher, preferably with a bit of terrier blood in the mix, real little 'goer'. You'd see some action with a dog like that. Armed with a dog like that even a late nights walk to a McDonalds for a burger and you should find sommat lurking in the shrubbery's that surround it, never mind the local countryside..!