moondoggy

Wish I had such a dilemma.

I know you shouldn't ask a guy this question but, are you in yet? The cabinet, that is.

A guy at work was drilling a piece of aluminium plate on his lap, the drill broke through and went in to his scrotum. Stupid boy.

Done.

I think I read in SG magazine that it is legal so long as the projectile does not cross the boundary of the property on to land where you don't have permission, hence the reason for asking the farmer. This was in response to a question about shooting in a garden.

Hello and welcome. Are you the guy off the Beekeeping Forum? I recognise the name.

Nice video. I'm starving now. Looked delicious, especially with those chips.

I'd have thought firemen don't have much trouble keeping warm! 😊

The Wurzels!

I would just like to thank Shaun once again for a thoroughly enjoyable day. For those of you who have not met Shaun, he is a really nice person who tried his utmost to ensure I enjoyed my day out with him. I'm sorry that my poor shooting did not do the day justice. Thanks again, Paul.

Yes, me. :-)

Hi, May be staying in Moulton on Thursday and Friday. I could be interested. Will let you know on Wednesday. Cheers, Paul

Hello from Grimoldby.

That one made me titter!

Hi from Grimoldby in Lincs. Fairly new to the area so, as yet, don't know many locals, need to get to know some farmers and like minded people. Any way, I am retired (only 53 mind) and have owned shotguns and air rifles since I was 15. I love pigeon shooting, do a bit of archery, wood work and have recently started keeping bees. I also enjoy reducing the rat population too (with the air rifles). Just acquired a silenced .410, absolutely love it. Cheers, Paul.

Hello from Grimoldby