jukel123 10,307 Posted February 23 Report Share Posted February 23 (edited) Edited February 23 by jukel123 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
iworkwhippets 13,287 Posted yesterday at 14:58 Report Share Posted yesterday at 14:58 Yes Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,307 Posted yesterday at 15:11 Author Report Share Posted yesterday at 15:11 (edited) 5 hours ago, iworkwhippets said: Yes I hope you don't mind IWW, but after you expressed interest in her, I wrote to Shamima Begum and told her you wanted to traffic her for housekeeping and sexual purposes. I told her you had a deep interest in frying pans, bodily functions and perverted sexual practices. I explained you randomly and sometimes continually attacked people online, even those who had spent their time privately messaging you during your various bad spells. Even those who had, perhaps naively, asked others to lay off you. Unfortunately, she has taken to bathing in fermented camel piss and smearing goat shit over her body in order to make herself less attractive to you. Not only that, she has checked into the Guantanamo Bay Waterboarding Suite and confessed to crimes dating back to the 19th century so she will feel permanently safe from you there. f**k's sake. Be nice, ya silly old nasty troll. Edited 22 hours ago by jukel123 2 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
WILF 52,673 Posted yesterday at 17:46 Report Share Posted yesterday at 17:46 On 23/02/2026 at 10:05, jukel123 said: I have a very similar boxing Hares bronze to that mate, my wife bought it for me nearly 20 years ago at Lowther game fair. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,307 Posted yesterday at 18:09 Author Report Share Posted yesterday at 18:09 (edited) I used to go there regularly. I remember Prince Philip used to compete in carriage driving and walked around with nobody taking the slightest notice of him. Given the number of clay boys wandering around with shotguns slung over their shoulders, it was a security nightmare and a terrorist event in the making. Bu they were simpler times I guess . And what a short space of time to arrive at where we are now in terms of terrorism. Edited yesterday at 18:15 by jukel123 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
WILF 52,673 Posted yesterday at 18:19 Report Share Posted yesterday at 18:19 8 minutes ago, jukel123 said: I used to go there regularly. I remember Prince Philip used to compete in carriage driving and walked around with nobody taking the slightest notice of him. Given the number of clay boys wandering around with shotguns slung over their shoulders, it was a security nightmare and a terrorist event in the making. Bu they were simpler times I guess . And what a short space of time to arrive at where we are now in terms of terrorism. Only ever went there once, there was me, The Stiffmeister, Fellman and Chris Jones…..brilliant company in great surroundings and as always, brilliantly funny. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,307 Posted 23 hours ago Author Report Share Posted 23 hours ago (edited) 3 hours ago, WILF said: Only ever went there once, there was me, The Stiffmeister, Fellman and Chris Jones…..brilliant company in great surroundings and as always, brilliantly funny. There used to be a competitive highjump there for lurchers. Some tiny whippets used to scramble up over 6 foot and some lurchers could do it on a oner. Then it went up to 7 foot etc. There were always lurchers pups for sale. Same as Appleby fair and, at Appleby, a general air of lawlessness which my delinquent side enjoyed. Sadly both venues are nothing compared to what they once were. When I first went to Appleby there were genuine bare knuckle arranged fights on the camp sites and a dozen outside_ of _the- pub fights. There were lots of worn out lurchers for sale along with pups ....age and pedigree unknown. Fortune tellers, card hustlers, wild birds in cages,game cocks and dozens of drunks selling horses, sometimes on horseback themselves, which was a spectacle. The whole idea of a fair was for people to let their hair down and relax normal rules. But there are hundreds of police and RSPCA numpties checking on everything and anything now. Fings aint what they used to be! Chris Jones. Wasn't he an mancunian who emigrated to the states? Edited 20 hours ago by jukel123 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
WILF 52,673 Posted 23 hours ago Report Share Posted 23 hours ago 3 minutes ago, jukel123 said: Chris Jones. Wasn't he an mancunian who emigrated to the states? Yes mate, a top lad. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jukel123 10,307 Posted 23 hours ago Author Report Share Posted 23 hours ago Just now, WILF said: Yes mate, a top lad. He was, enjoyed his posts. I remember I came across a quote by Mark Twain. He said : " I would like to live in Manchester. The transition to death would be unnoticeable". I passed it on to CJ who laughed as much as I did at it. ( You've got to have lived there to fully appreciate it ) 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Halfhound 1,060 Posted 22 hours ago Report Share Posted 22 hours ago 1 hour ago, jukel123 said: There used to be a competitive highjump there for lurchers. Some tiny whippets used to scramble up over 6 foot and some lurchers could do it on a oner. Then it went up to 7 foot etc. There were always lurchers pups for sale. Same as Appleby fair and, at Appleby, a general air of lawlessness which my delinquent side enjoyed. Sadly both venues are nothing compared to what they once were. When I first went to Appleby there were genuine bare knuckle arranged fights on ghe camp sites and a dozen outside_ of _the- pub fights. There were lots of worn out lurchers for sale along with pups ....age and pedigree unknown. Fortune tellers, card hustlers, wild birds in cages,game cocks and dozens of drunks selling horses, sometimes on horseback themselves, which was a spectacle. The whole idea of a fair was for people to let their hair down and relax normal rules. But there are hundreds of police and RSPCA numpties checking on everything and anything now. Fings aint what they used to be! Chris Jones. Wasn't he an mancunian who emigrated to the states? You should go to ballinasloe it’s a good fair 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 29,665 Posted 22 hours ago Report Share Posted 22 hours ago 9 minutes ago, Halfhound said: You should go to ballinasloe it’s a good fair I judged at Birr Castle , County Offaly a few years back . They were selling dogs, horses, ferrets, game fowl, all sorts. If I’d known there were no border checks I would have had a car full of stuff going home ! Cheers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Halfhound 1,060 Posted 22 hours ago Report Share Posted 22 hours ago 3 minutes ago, chartpolski said: I judged at Birr Castle , County Offaly a few years back . They were selling dogs, horses, ferrets, game fowl, all sorts. If I’d known there were no border checks I would have had a car full of stuff going home ! Cheers. Im not 100% but I think Birr Castle is gone as well is it? Used to be the Irish game fair. Ballinasloe is just a horse fair but you know yourself goats to goldfinches you’d pick up anything Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 29,665 Posted 22 hours ago Report Share Posted 22 hours ago (edited) 23 minutes ago, Halfhound said: Im not 100% but I think Birr Castle is gone as well is it? Used to be the Irish game fair. Ballinasloe is just a horse fair but you know yourself goats to goldfinches you’d pick up anything I only went once. I was invited to judge the Five Nations Whippet show, and they paid for my ferry and accommodation and in the three days I was there I stayed at Ballycommon , right on the Grand Canal and judged the show, had a days fishing and the Master of the local beagle pack took me coursing with the two dogs I took over. A great time with great people Cheers. Edited 21 hours ago by chartpolski 4 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Halfhound 1,060 Posted 21 hours ago Report Share Posted 21 hours ago 16 minutes ago, chartpolski said: I only went once. I was invited to judge the Five Nations Whippet show, and they paid for my ferry and accommodation and in the three days I was there I stayed at Ballycommon , right on the Grand Canal and judged the show, had a days fishing and the Master of the local beagle pack took me coursing with the two dogs I took over. A great time with great people Cheers. Fair play. Did you say earlier this year you were coming to Ireland for a few days up the north? Did you get over? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 29,665 Posted 21 hours ago Report Share Posted 21 hours ago 1 minute ago, Halfhound said: Fair play. Did you say earlier this year you were coming to Ireland for a few days up the north? Did you get over? I planned to come over to the North and see the lads on my WhatsApp group, but circumstances meant I couldn’t go too far or too long from home, hopeful I’ll be over later in the year Cheers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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