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I can't ever hear the word wasabi without thinking of jackass
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Thought I would just up date on my lr3 saga. Landrover found the fault that left me three days over christmas with out a vehicle, fault, transmisson failure, air suspention failure, traction control failure.ebd failure. cause. Bit of corrosion on one of the rear brake light builbs.
all at once??
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I would.
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the words I would like to say should not be heard in society
change the channel before her brain rots
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I cut it once a week, the horses break out every now and then and ruin it, and occasionally it gets "aerated" by a herd of cattle.
that, and with all the leaves, twigs, rotten apples and such, it doesn't always look to great.
but who gives a toss??
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yup only .22 semi is legal in uk law, think the semiautos in.17hmr have had problems in the states, read something about a recall?
you read right
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/08...-hmr-model-597/
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/08...-and-model-597/
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my dog still makes that noise, and she's ten!
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Firstly.....horses are definitely not stupid!!!!!!!! :blink: :blink:
I've been riding since I was 5, all my life up to my 26 years now lol! Give it a go, its not for everyone but Horses are majestic and a thrill ride!!
If you can't control the horse you are riding (which happens to everyone at some point!), then you have to appreciate that they have their own minds, and you cannot win every battle with strength or size........the reward of working with/riding horses is that you learn to rise the ranks, and get a horses' respect, and you will get control eventually!!
ok, maybe I was a little harsh, they're not all stupid. I have a couple of ponies, and one of them in particular is probably about as smart as your typical dog. But they can (and will at some point) be spooked by a: rabbit, pheasant, apple, stick, snowman, car, wheelbarrow, stone, bucket, bale, boot, shovel, different colour of rope, washing line, cat, rat or mouse.....
and they can be very mischievous!
on the other hand, we had one a while back that was as thick as two short planks. You could walk past it every day in a month, and it would still shed its skin!
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you have lost me???
sorry about that John
long story short, buy the wellies that you can afford to replace if you have to
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if you want to be eco-menatalist, get a bicycle. There is nothing environmentally friendly about any car. case closed
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Execptional circumstances I guess!!
not as uncommon as I would like
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I was amazed at how quickly I learnt to plan my route and look where I was walking after a few mins with the chammys on!!!
its generally a lot harder when you've a few tonnes of prime beef double timing it to the one hole in the hedge
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Its a false economy!!! spend some decent mula on a decent pair 1st go!!
not a chance, you ever worked on a farm?? one barbed wire fence and your wellies are ruined. I'd rather buy 10 pairs of cheap dunlops than one pair of "gooduns"
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im a size 8 - 9 bud
are the dunlops any good?
very comfy, spent whole days in them before (on the farm, building, out shooting, etc.)
mine are these (but like I say, I only paid 15 ish for them
http://www.wellingtons-direct.co.uk/produc...x?p_id=4781#top
tbh, your best bet is to go to a decent building/agriculture suppliers and try them all on, they are all different
I know that these are a slimmer fit around the arch that my previous pair of dunlops (a different model)
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ask the farmers, trust me, they know best
around here they swear by dunlops (£13 a pair)
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horses are stupid animals, seriously, they're stupid!
they could spook at any moment, and with any horse big enough for the rider, the rider won't be able to control it, even dismounted
I prefer tubular steel and rubber tyres, much much safer
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very touching
"absolute power corrupts absolutely"
I can keep going all night John
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Hi All
Sorry boys got to dissagree with you, it should be my choice if i want to wear a seat belt or a crash helmet, yes i know the consequences but if i want to ride a motor bike with the wind blowing in my hair it should be my choice.People soon start whining about civil liberties when stop and search or id cards are mentioned this is just the same only it is my civil liberty that has been taken away
Geordie
I am also against totalitarianism, and yes, it should be personal choice whether or not you protect yourself.
but there are too many idiots in society, and yes, they might actually thin themselves out. But it will be the intellectuals that will suffer the costs of damages to society.
We can't win
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Good on them for doing a job and not leaching off the state i say.
Would you rather he/she were collecting the dole and selling smack to your kids?
well, no
but giving these people a sense of authority??
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[ The last run in i had with them went like this:
the psni usually command a lot more respect than their british counterparts
although, I have heard that the guards are pretty handy with a billy club
(p.s. I find your pcso's laughable
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Levi Roots
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love it love it love it![:rolleyes:](https://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/uploads/emoticons/default_rolleyes.gif.pagespeed.ce.qeSuMdX8nQ.gif)
not nearly as nice as tabasco or lea and perrins, but it's up there!![:no:](https://forums.pigeonwatch.co.uk/forums/uploads/emoticons/default_no.gif.pagespeed.ce.9WIH3L4P_Z.gif)