20-04-2019, 09:43 AM
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Re: Massive seagulls
Originally Posted by Twink55
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Good heavens, where were you brought up? Where I was brought up children were taught to respect all life, even animals, but then I lived with civilized, intelligent people, not idiots !
Trust me on this - things that I've seen people do would probably give most decent folk a fit of the vapours.
Things that are done now give ME a fit of the vapours!
With the ready availability of things like microwave ovens, aerosol paints, hair remover, instant superglue, duct tape, cable ties, electric fly swatters, and much more what is being done is just plain obscene.
As for being intelligent, never claimed that either. Made up for it by hard work and single mindedness.
Idiot?
Moi?
Check out my "signature". It explains a lot!
20-04-2019, 10:02 AM
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Re: Massive seagulls
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Yep TAT, you have to do a bit of dubious stuff as a youff or you will never qualify as a Nurker.
Brilliant!
I had to check it out in the Urban Dictionary!
Love it!
20-04-2019, 10:32 AM
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Re: Massive seagulls
Originally Posted by The Artful Todger
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Manchester mostly. I've never claimed to be civilised. Too many restrictions. Respect for life doesn't mean not having a bit of fun with things as long as there's no obvious cruelty. Trust me on this - things that I've seen people do would probably give most decent folk a fit of the vapours.
Things that are done now give ME a fit of the vapours!
With the ready availability of things like microwave ovens, aerosol paints, hair remover, instant superglue, duct tape, cable ties, electric fly swatters, and much more what is being done is just plain obscene.
As for being intelligent, never claimed that either. Made up for it by hard work and single mindedness.
Idiot?
Moi?
Check out my "signature". It explains a lot!
20-04-2019, 10:46 AM
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Re: Massive seagulls
Originally Posted by Twink55
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Perhaps that is why my father insisted on moving to Cheshire, where having a good time didn't involve harming people or animals. Speak to your vet if you really think that giving laxatives to animals, who probably don't need them, doesn't hurt them!
Now tell me about having a good time while not involving the harming of animals.
20-04-2019, 11:01 AM
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Re: Massive seagulls
Originally Posted by The Artful Todger
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Cheshire is rather well known for fox hunting and "cubbing" plus shooting of game birds for sport.Now tell me about having a good time while not involving the harming of animals.
If I caught somebody giving laxatives to animals they don't own, I would do my best to return the favour...to see if they liked it!
20-04-2019, 11:47 AM
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Re: Massive seagulls
Originally Posted by Twink55
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Just like many other parts of the country! I don't approve of fox hunting but at least they eat the game birds, so it is no worse than taking cattle to abattoirs where they become food.If I caught somebody giving laxatives to animals they don't own, I would do my best to return the favour...to see if they liked it!
Hare coursing is also popular there especially amongst the resident 3.14-keys.
Eating game birds that are shot? As if! They're mostly sold to local game dealers to offset the costs. It's the thrill of the kill that the shooters go for.
And pay big bucks for the "privilege".
Me?
I don't even approve of fishing as a sport.
20-04-2019, 11:58 AM
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Re: Massive seagulls
Originally Posted by The Artful Todger
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When it comes to fox hunting and cubbing Cheshire is very high on the leader board. Hare coursing is also popular there especially amongst the resident 3.14-keys.
Eating game birds that are shot? As if! They're mostly sold to local game dealers to offset the costs. It's the thrill of the kill that the shooters go for.
And pay big bucks for the "privilege".
Me?
I don't even approve of fishing as a sport.
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