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https://www.(!64.56:886/Ban.Guns.UK?fref=ts ^^This is one of the worst. Click on the link, if you dare and have a sick bucket ready.

They munch their way through tree trunks. A soft, fleshy human would be like a hot knife through butter for them.

I cast my own 12mm(ish) lead balls with an old fishing weight cast. I have used marbles and steel ball bearings in the past, they work, but I prefer lead myself.

Done. I have been following Brian Gerrish's videos on the subject for quite some time. Very strange organisation indeed, which appears to have its roots in the Fabian Society (if that doesn't set alarm bells off i don't know what will)

No it doesnt providing the knife is folding and the blade is smaller than 3", a swiss army knife for example is not prohibited you would need to give an explination of the reason you are carrying one but there are several reasons you could give to having a Swiss Army knife on you. I do however agree with a stout walking stick I use one when in the park ATB You don't need to give any reason for carrying a 3", non-locking, knife, they are specifically exempt in law. You only need to have a good reason for carrying a lock knife or fixed blade. I don't know if "defending yourself fro

I corked mine. Im sure screw tops would be fine too though.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2294372/Animal-welfare-charity-use-DRONES-spy-people-illegally-hunting.html Whats everyones thoughts on this? Im all for it. We can turn it into a brand new country pursuit, "drone hunting".

I made my first batch of mead back in October. Bottled it about two weeks ago just in regular, clear wine bottles. Tasted okay (though very dry and not much honey flavour), but im told it should improve in flavour if you age it for a good 6 months plus. Gonna make some more soon, this time with twice as much honey, hopefully get a more sweeter brew. Also got some Quince wine brewing away right now, which tastes bloody amazing.