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    I would imagine the bodybuilding forums would be the place to go they seem quite open and helpful. https://www.tmuscle.co.uk/forums/anabolic-steroids-prohormones.23/
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    Well that works well for sure. How do you get an edge on that part of the nife ? A round stone or some thing ?
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    Very interesting
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    Summed up so well. Hard pushed to find a wood around her now where some one hasn't built a log cabin or put a tent for weekends. Then there is lots of off grid folks with there huts and solar panels. Not that I blame them but its just really crowded now a days
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    Farmers have a bad experience it ruins it for every one. If they have never had a issue and they see a lamp they won't bother. On the other hand if they have then look out lol. As a young lad some idiot left a gate open which I got the blame for. Hard to reason with a landrover baring down on you with full beam. I gave him 10/10 for effort mind driving down a rough old track with no lights and sneaking in the field. I did find it a bit amusing when he was fing and blinding out the window but couldn't stop on the slope and went sliding by ? Which gave me the window i needed to hit the cover
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    So true in fact I often pray my dog doesn't find any thing. But it's not just the lurcher work. Walking the lanes with a sneaky stop net in ya pocket. Or just having wander A bit of company in the hide We love just being out there doing what ever it don't matter. If you have a nice quiet hound well disciplined it must be a complete joy. Unfortunately mooching with my dog is a bit like mooching with a sherman tank ? But we don't care
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    Old Cassio has a point with this socialising. I made s point getting mine out and about round dogs but all ways some random mutt running up and piling in. He never had no aggression and hid behind a tree once when a pug went for him lol. Then one day a bulldog grabbed him by chops after it snuck out from behind car. The switch flipped and that was that. Can’t trust him any more dogs in past never bothered and all good as gold
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    Seems a common theme young dogs get attacked and when they mature they turn the tables. Pain in the arse all due to some idiot with an off lead dog and no control.
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    Got a good point. Loads closed down and the ones left you have to pay to use. My daughter has crohn's and she has to carry a card/key so she can use the locked ones. Council tax goes up and up and get less and less. More concerned about blue bags black bags rubbish
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    Great bit of info Gaz thank you
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    Any one done much with a pushnet ? Thinking of getting some shrimps. Does tide size or state matter ?
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    It was very tasty but the texture wasn't crispy enough which tallies with what you folks said about not cooking any thing
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    Mighty fine dogs to be honest lol
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    Bit precise with your cross. My next dog 22 inch and under and scruffy fooker done ?
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    Look forward to that later. We heading into big bass season soon on the beaches
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    Don't be silly its just a matter of having a bit of fun with your hounds no one is going to die Well maybe some thing but no one lol
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    I think you lose the texture jok but fine for bulking up any thing. Mince soups or what ever
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    The bands round the wrist is a pain but it is handy for picking up to make sure you haven't left any behind
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    I like that plus i can play with my nets. All my life I have have just wound the net around the peg and stuff the ring over the point. But I need to get with the times
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    This tit is a whirling dirvish once he sets foot outside. Revved up and ready to go but in the house a right soppy bugger and happy to doze all day. oh he just farted and scared him self. I know that feeling ?
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    Yea our cocker was like than no could move with out it following in case it involved grub and you might drop some thing. Was a very pleasant dog though and a great house dog and companion. When out and about it only had one speed and that was flat out. It was never trained to do sod all but with training it could have been much better. Miss the old fool lots. He was death at this point so kept him on long line in case I lost the bugger
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    Going through a country phase at least they sing about catch stuff lol
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    Straight beddy whip gaza
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    Smashing little dogs. Fluffy little sods you can stick under your arm. Just the job now a days.
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    Nothing worse than a galloping horse at night I keep well away. More incase they hurt them selves and I get he blame
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