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Everything posted by greg64
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that's the last thing I'd want to see especially over dinner
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or make out it's a panther
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what do you think it looks like, to me it could be anything it's such a bad photo
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Furiosa very disappointing to say the least
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what's with all the the youube stuff disappearing
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listening to him reading that out was painful
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3 out of ten
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are you in Gloucester if so CHRIS FARMER is standing for Reform
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like you say great when your fit a young but not great if you need doctors and hospital appointments regularly
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sang like a canary
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it's usually dog walkers and they go for the dog but a mother and calf should not be on footpaths
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it was only a calf and it could have been delt with a bit better i thought
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do you really get annoyed at your neighbour for not tidying the edges of his lawn, wow
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i recently sold a two-acre plot and yard to some gypsies after we had negotiated the deal and shook on it he was forever trying to knock me down but in all fairness he came through in the end and payed well for it
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Certainly! The regulations for keeping exotic animals can vary depending on the local authority and the specific type of animal. Here are some key points to consider: Licences and Conservation: To keep a wild animal in captivity, you may need a licence. These licences are mostly related to conservation rather than animal welfare. Many licences are linked to further legislation or international conventions. The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and Natural Resources Wales iss
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quite a few cats in Hertfordshire
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although the witness was an eavesdropping barman
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this place didn't sound like they were kept in safe enclosures with someone witnessing a big cat on the wrong side of the enclosure ‘This is like a UK Tiger King’: How it all went wrong for a big cat ‘sanctuary’ (msn.com)
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about 25 years ago i was lamping the fields opposite my house and saw a dead sheep in the field and when i shone the lamp on it could see an eye reflection walked up to it and could see this carcass moving and could hear something inside it and low and behold 4 little kitten heads popped ,up a week later came home to find one kitten in my yard shivering on deaths door brought it inside fed it tuna and amazingly survived and i had that cat for about 11 years only cat I've ever owned called it LILLY because it was bit savage
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big cat stand i would guess
