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Everything posted by greg64
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they just need to enforce the current laws that we already have if you have a foldable edc no problem
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probably Epstein island
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i had gsd grey whippet great dog
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wood spirit carving's
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My bet thought it worth a punt
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the same image different lighting if you magnify it the thing its sniffing looks to me like it has four legs front and back crossed
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i cant make out what it's sniffing at it was apparently taken in november 2018
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a lot said lynx others a munty that was off sighted big cats in britain fb
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what does everyone make of this one trail cam in devon 2018 apparently
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iv'e never understood why there is so much antisemitism be honest
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and me only a fiver but felt a right mug when all came out
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I would still go for a double axle chassis in case you did ever need to move it moving that would be a nightmare it’s not going to be balanced like a caravan and it’s going to be heavy just a thought wilf
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i think i would have chosen a twin wheel chassis going to be a lot of weight on that
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think the three feathers was the black princes flag son of Edward the third and heir to the British throne
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the prince of Wales plume is different though even the words on it ICH DIEN mean i serve
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y Ddraig Goch surley ,not the 3 feathers of an English prince and on Owain Glyndwr day tut tut
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in just 2 days and looks like the weather is getting better so i bet that more than doubles in next few days
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Small boat arrivals – last 7 days - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
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70 miles
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i think it comes from the Dutch word snappen which means snack
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Hanwag | Special Forces | GTX | Military Boot | MOD Brown (trekitt.co.uk) i'm just hitting 60 although feel about 70
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iv'e got Hanwag special forces gtx had them 4or 5 years totally waterproof probably out live me to be honest not the lightest of boot but give lots of support
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my nana who owned a B&B in Rhyl in the 60s and 70s used to take me to see the wrestling when i was a kid in a cabaret bar called Tito's, i wasn't particularly into the wrestling but she took me because she loved it and was one of them women that would get up and shout at the baddies and try and hit them with her hand bag even as a kid i remember being embarrassed by it ,she was your typical northern land lady from Stockport
