Greyman
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I,m sure karma will pay you back in the future mate, you never know the jogger might have Nike airs in your size on when you catch up with him
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do you by any chance ever drink in the black horse ?
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As I understand it, what's being proposed is a minimum price of 50p per unit of alcohol.....your average pub pint has 2 units, 2 litres of supermarket cider around 8. Your cheap bottle of wine would be minimally priced at about £4.70, under these proposals, because the unit price would and added to the retail price ! looks like it's time to fire up the still again soon then,
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The other half has just hit 50 today, the weather is lovely the charcoal is in,there,s £40 worth of marinaded meat on route from the butchers and the beer fridge is full, the grill will b lit at about 3 this afternoon and will keep going until the last person drops which in the past has been at breakfast the next day, not looking forward to work Tuesday
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I like a 25mm straight cut around 120mm long and draw back behind my ear semi butterfly that's the untied length so probably about 80mm active length after tying, have 35mm straight cuts same length for 12mm lead
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A mate has 2 autistic lads,oldest's 16,and if there isn't food in the oven at bang on 4 pm they'll tear the house apart. The younger one also randomly grabs people by the fore arm and presses his head into while screaming sometimes. I'll tell them to stop blaggin or they'll get a slap round the back of the head next time I see them,on Dr gingerbeard's orders i'm not going to pretend i'm a doctor but f***ing hell if my son expects food everyday at 4 or he goes mental he would get a proper dose of discipline or i'd take all the clocks away.where was autism 10 years ago.?it never existe
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I know of the man you refer to, the zoo the dog got into and the story of the cat killing the ostrich, you see I also follow up and dismiss false claims as well as real ones, the guy lives in a caravan and sells logs if you need proof I,m not lying and it's the same incident though I,d be surprised if this has happened twice in Somerset in recent years,
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come on you got a do better than that, if the camera has been in place for three years do you not think someone would have noticed a cat shaped tree trunk a little sooner, you have to realise there would be hundreds of piccys taken over the years and every leaf and twig in the frame will be known to the camera owner, so what ever it is it was 100 percent walking past the camera Shame he didn't shoot it with .243 then we would know we seem to be going backwards here a little bit have you ever made a video of you doing pad work? Well to me if it was a mammal or reptile its physical appearance
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yes mate l know the couple involved not well but I,ve met them, they do the same thing as me and feed there findings to the same group that I do, but they are up near Stroud on the edge of the Cotswolds, what do you think of it, still not the 10/10 picture we are after but getting closer, This is the best of their pictures . The ears look very pointy , almost like a dog with clipped ears like the great danes have in america . I do like the way theyve done this . Would be very beneficial if they had these with most pictures. Really gives you a idea of scale Genuine q
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come on you got a do better than that, if the camera has been in place for three years do you not think someone would have noticed a cat shaped tree trunk a little sooner, you have to realise there would be hundreds of piccys taken over the years and every leaf and twig in the frame will be known to the camera owner, so what ever it is it was 100 percent walking past the camera Shame he didn't shoot it with .243 then we would know we seem to be going backwards here a little bit have you ever made a video of you doing pad work?
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As a little aside on this grizzly subject, a life long friend of mine who was a member on here before I joined, by the name of Dave Thomas he had a very hard and quite well known black terrier called solo, he lived on a canal boat on the sharpness canal for a few years before moving back into a house some of you may have known Dave and wondered what happened to him well I was in a pub having an after work pint with him around two years back and when we parted and went home he put a rope around a roof truss around his neck and jumped down the stairs to his death
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Reflection of your society a very poor reflection. but it's a society you have chosen to come and live in mate so what does it say for the one you left behind ??? Better or worse
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come on you got a do better than that, if the camera has been in place for three years do you not think someone would have noticed a cat shaped tree trunk a little sooner, you have to realise there would be hundreds of piccys taken over the years and every leaf and twig in the frame will be known to the camera owner, so what ever it is it was 100 percent walking past the camera
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should have gone to spec savers and what ever you do don't slip your dog on the next deer you see
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yes mate l know the couple involved not well but I,ve met them, they do the same thing as me and feed there findings to the same group that I do, but they are up near Stroud on the edge of the Cotswolds, what do you think of it, still not the 10/10 picture we are after but getting closer,
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bummer, hope it sorts itself soon, I dislocated my shoulder a while back which put me out of action for a while, the old starship was the only one I could use as it spreads the strain along the arm might be worth a go if you want to carry on with catty,s
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yes but who needs a lurcher that can moonwalk
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are you shooting something else mate or just decided it's not for you ?
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I like having mine sucked on a regular basis so any bird, no matter how good looking that don't like a mouthful of meat got no place in my harreem, sorry peta, but for that reason I,m out
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I agree that there is a link between Badgers and TB in cattle but in Britain where there's a massive Badger population even if 1 % of them were carriers there'd be a big problem. But here in Ireland where the Badger is rarer IMO it's not the Badger that's at fault.A lot of what you see and hear going on suggests there's a lot more to it and the Badger is the scapegoat. A lot of farmers agree with me. Another thing, with modern veterinary practices moving with the 21st century how come the test a vet does on cattle is 90 years old ????? That doesn't make sense surely. As far as I know the
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My views are quite well known on it, they are already here and a few more wont hurt I,m also very interested to see if the tracked cats ever pair up with the non existent ones,I have a little look on there website now and again but it's been a slow process getting to this stage, I wish them well
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because we live in an I,m alright jack f**k the rest of you world, sad as f**k
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well if your not, can you send it on to me seems like a nice way to start something very special, you lot are such a sceptical bunch
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I think because bbc and itv have studios in Bristol we are rather spoilt for celeb spottin, I,m not one for chatting and asking for selfies but on any given day I could see one or two in the Clifton area, carol vorderman is always around I saw her jogging the other week, also done work on Michael barrymores flat and Boyce from fools and horses is a regular in a pub in Clifton village, also saw clint Eastwood in the 80's in Corfu he had a yacht like the qe2
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Nice piece of wood that , make a lovely mirror frame , None spotted this week then ?? Big cats that is at the Stroud show on Saturday, which is a very small village fete really, 16 people filled in witness reports of sightings one even produced photo,s but again with nothing of scale in the picture and several years gone by since it was taken its just another black cat, though the lady that took the picture said it was huge we will only ever have her word for it, the reports also help to fill in a picture as some areas have had a steady flow of reports dating back over 20 years and a new
