shaaark
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What river you fishing, mate? Sea trout season ends Oct 17 on river taff, lower reaches, south wales.
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Lol don't know about warmest summer on record, but so far, here in south wales, up until the last couple of days, it's been the wettest June on record. So they say. But they would, wouldn't they?! Lol.
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Ah OK, I read a bit about it earlier. Don't know much details, thought you might?
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Lol, kanny, you'll probably know more than me, but I've read joshua is looking to start a support etc home for retired boxers?
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Hopefully, Gooey, hopefully.
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Can't agree with you there, kanny. I think dubois has always been quite easy to hit. And joshua is a much better boxer. Hrgovic had very little problem landing his shots on dubois, and joshua is a much better boxer and heavier puncher than Hrgovic. Joshua ko/tko before the 4th round for me lol.
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I'm going for joshua to stop dubois before the end of the 3rd round.
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I suppose it's a bit easier than having the wherewithal and intelligence to explain something. Lol
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Kin el, mate, you catch that f****r in the Congo basin?!
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Broke out my spare chest freezer weeks ago, blacky.
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You tell him, mate. Blacky does get a tad obtuse at times.
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Went to Ypres with my old man, 2013. Battlefield Tours. Can't remember all the places we visited, but those trenches, mini museums etc, was one of the most moving and evocative things I've ever experienced. And the last post at the menin gate, well, speechless. Like you say, those cemeteries etc, unless you see it yourself, it's hard to comprehend. Just to add, and with you having a family involvement, it'll mean more to you.
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Seen that earlier on YouTube. Should be/hoping it's a good fight.
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Having the same today, about 4.30, but with sausages and mushrooms as well.
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Makes sense.
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Just bull/Whippets, mate? By 'just' I mean nothing else but bull terrier and whippet? Crackers, by the way.
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Thinking that, myself!! Lol
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Same here.
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The predator. Be careful in those woods, mate.
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From what I've seen, spoken to owners, and read about bedlingtons, yep, rabbiting and alround/general purpose dogs, including taking feathered game, is how they've been described. My ex brother in law owned one which was mad on mink, as well as catching rabbits and foxes pretty regularly in cover. Superb nose on it, but was pretty dog aggressive. He also owned two bedlington lurchers, at separate times, which also had great noses. He has a whippet now, that is, in his words, far easier to live with and easier to control.
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I get what you're saying Bb, but what I'm saying is NOWHERE can I find the bedlington being said as an out and out earth dog. Everything I've read, as well as speaking to the guys that own bedlingtons, say they are 'alrounders' above and below ground, not just earth dogs.
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A couple of salient points there, mate. Know a few lads with bedlingtons, and bedlington lurchers, which are all worked, but I've yet to read anything at all which says bedlington terriers are/were anything other than alround working dogs, above and below ground. So I don't get the 'it must be an earth dog to be a real beddy'.
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Nice chess set, charts. Love a game of chess.
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