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[Black neck 15,948]

41 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

I believe they were the rough haired mongrelly terriers he brought with him from Wales so I would say none. 

Bugger I was hoping 2 recreat them within 18 months as a mere scientific experiment 

[tatsblisters 9,689]

2 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Bugger I was hoping 2 recreat them within 18 months as a mere scientific experiment 

More chance of recreating the ? 

[Black neck 15,948]

1 minute ago, tatsblisters said:

More chance of recreating the ? 

Well it worked wi the alaunts

[Harty71 24]

New book.

 

[Black neck 15,948]

11 minutes ago, Harty71 said:

New book.

 

Old hat

[Harty71 24]

Just now, Black neck said:

Old hat

Genius, and Darwin wasn't bad either.

[low plains drifter 10,478]

1 hour ago, Black neck said:

Bugger I was hoping 2 recreat them within 18 months as a mere scientific experiment 

The fly in the ointment

[levigsp 938]

17 hours ago, Moocher71 said:

What gets me is if he was such a cnut why did lads keep visiting him ,some one fcuks up once I walk away 

Every time plumber wrote a book, showed up at a fair etc etc, there would be another bunch of sycophant's tuning up on his doorstep. when I say this, I do not say it lightly, there were countless thousands of wanabes that would follow his every word. Some of these were so badly hooked they stayed at his side for months on end doing his bidding.

[levigsp 938]

16 hours ago, Black neck said:

How much Hackett white were in um

You would need to speak with a certain man called Gordon Richards.

[low plains drifter 10,478]

17 minutes ago, levigsp said:

You would need to speak with a certain man called Gordon Richards.

Is Gordon a raconteur of note?

[levigsp 938]

6 hours ago, low plains drifter said:

Is Gordon a raconteur of note?

Not at all, a very quiet man when alive! bred more great terriers than most people will ever know, but he stayed below the radar and asked people not to use his name in public.

He lived not far from Radborn estate in Derbyshire.

When plumber was introduced to him, Plumber did his usual questioning and one was, "how come every now and then you throw a pure white smooth, when the rest are patch broken coats".

You guessed yet?, answer was, " because I used a dog called the Hackett white," the story was retold many times afterwards but as usual the names were changed.

The white dog was a white Bull blooded draw dog that had no fear but was very intelligent.

Edited November 14, 2022 by levigsp

[Black neck 15,948]

10 hours ago, levigsp said:

Every time plumber wrote a book, showed up at a fair etc etc, there would be another bunch of sycophant's tuning up on his doorstep. when I say this, I do not say it lightly, there were countless thousands of wanabes that would follow his every word. Some of these were so badly hooked they stayed at his side for months on end doing his bidding.

He was a god 

[Black neck 15,948]

4 hours ago, levigsp said:

Not at all, a very quiet man when alive! bred more great terriers than most people will ever know, but he stayed below the radar and asked people not to use his name in public.

He lived not far from Radborn estate in Derbyshire.

When plumber was introduced to him, Plumber did his usual questioning and one was, "how come every now and then you throw a pure white smooth, when the rest are patch broken coats".

You guessed yet?, answer was, " because I used a dog called the Hackett white," the story was retold many times afterwards but as usual the names were changed.

The white dog was a white Bull blooded draw dog that had no fear but was very intelligent.

Oh i expect they fell into a coal truck wi a badger at 5 month old and pulled out there milk teeth on his bristly hide

[Harty71 24]

7 minutes ago, Black neck said:

He was a god 

Scumbag, I'm still recovering from the bout of food poisoning a got after eating one of Merle's phloxes.

[OldPhil 5,748]

2 minutes ago, Harty71 said:

Scumbag, I'm still recovering from the bout of food poisoning a got after eating one of Merle's phloxes.

 I think you will find that dear old Merle never saw a live fox.....