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Hareydave

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  1. well done. must say they look well on the plate
  2. bound to be dodgy with a name like tricky trev
  3. couldn't be bothered polishing silverware
  4. that the way it goes there could be a good producer in among them
  5. shamrock just wondering how the older litters are going
  6. my thoughts are this having a guarding breed in the make of a lurcher ,can have benefits , but we must remember prey drive can be very different than man work.if one his lucky enough to get the guarding instinct in the f1 of the sheperd type xs or malli so be it . LIKE most xs the generation type xs will and does generate and bring to the fore the qualitys what the breed his known for its no great shakes ,these animals will be serviceable hunting companions atb bunnnys. spot on, should be handy dogs
  7. yea it and clonard monestry big hush up. I hope you weren't,t an Altar boy in Clonard . We all know at the highest level and the extent the things they got away with ,let's hope in modern day society and the bad publicity from media , that these peados will get there come uppance . Did any of yous ever watch the film Sleepers . Revenge was sweet . local MP involed there as well in the cover up..chief balliff gerry adams. yea it and clonard monestry big hush up. I hope you weren't,t an Altar boy in Clonard . We all know at the highest level and the extent the th
  8. yip I know a couple victims an they had an endless supply
  9. The Kincora Boys’ Home in Belfast was opened in 1958. The home’s warden Joe Mains at once started to abuse the boys in his care. Mains recruited Raymond Semple and William McGrath in the 1970s and they joined in the daily brutal abuse. The assaulted boys tried to bring the abuse to the attention of the authorities, including the police and the press, who failed them utterly. People in authority knew what was going on because military intelligence officer Colin Wallace blew the whistle. Wallace told his superiors what was happening and even put out a press release in early 1973. It
  10. The Kincora Boys’ Home in Belfast was opened in 1958. The home’s warden Joe Mains at once started to abuse the boys in his care. Mains recruited Raymond Semple and William McGrath in the 1970s and they joined in the daily brutal abuse. The assaulted boys tried to bring the abuse to the attention of the authorities, including the police and the press, who failed them utterly. People in authority knew what was going on because military intelligence officer Colin Wallace blew the whistle. Wallace told his superiors what was happening and even put out a press release in early 1973. It
  11. same problem here showed ground to people an there on it more often than me, the worse bit is they know it not there ground so the bring every tom dick an harry
  12. backed by the government that the start of another cover up
  13. lol he turn a few heads lovely well bred an well reared pup
  14. looking well jack how red white bitch bred
  15. an paisley he was holding them down
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