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Don't forget to mention their inclusion of men in women's sports and the banning of women who even question this. If you put an organisation's stamp on anything it becomes their business. You don't do questionable things on company time or as a representative of the organisation, even if you are a volunteer. Common sense and well publicised now.

It's the photo he chose to use in a football publication. That's really cringy. I have no love for the FA, their promotion of right think and their persecution of those who don't kowtow to their preferred ideology, but you'd be a bit of a **** to put that kind of photo in a non-shooting publication.

Funnily enough there's a huge difference between having a laugh with someone you know and a man going out of his way to remind you that in his eyes you are not a proper whole person, you exist purely in relation to him, and his eyes you are simply a collection of holes in which he can insert his penis. If you can't tell where the line is between jokes and what I've said you need to turn off the porn.

Have the pigeons read the article? Bet they haven't.

Don't aim for cheap. If it's for charity people are doing a good thing by participating. You can add value, sure, but don't get the "clays should be 20p each" people in your ear undermining what you are trying to do: bring in money!

Definitely get that shoulder injury sorted. She's been way too patient. You have to push and push with the NHS. You want surgery - if it is needed - when you are young. Go around the system if necessary. One of the reasons I dislike the semi auto snobbery is that they are great for exactly this kind of issues. I have a Hatsan 20 that is great for this. 21g plaswad work in them. Otherwise yes, a lighter gun, a back weighted gun, switch shoulders. There is probably capacity in the muscles to make it up to ten or twelve shots but that takes training and practice. I appreciate that's awful. But most of all she shouldn't be in pain. Back to the doctor and start expressing how terribly painful it is and how patient she has been and how PAINFUL it is ALL THE TIME. You have to fight five times as hard as a woman to be heard by the medical establishment.

If it is the stuff with nitrites in it should. That is rated at the same level of risk as cigarettes ***. That had been known for well over a decade. https://news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/08/01/bacon-ham-hot-dogs-salami-how-does-processed-meat-cause-cancer-and-how-much-matters/

It's tiresome. More paperwork - when they claim they are so overworked they can't handle what they do get. If I could have put shared cabinet owner on the form they would have cut the work on half. It's also legally muddy. "Ownership", "possession", "loan" - all have different meanings in law that we have to be careful to know and abide by, but the Police can change it to suit them? There will be a court case at some point over some very expensive guns.and a divorce. Not my guns, mine are cheapies 😄

Great read, thank you for writing it up.

The thing that no one wants to talk about is that farmers do us the favour. The population needs to eat. We can't always rely on cheap imports of food and if we relied wholey on them we would starve. What happens if something happens and imports are no longer possible? War, environmental changes, anything out of a John Wyndham book. Then again farmers are being slightly disingenuous. If you set your farm up in a trust so it may only be a farm and it is protected so you may never sell any part of the land, it must always remain a farm then you can't just sell off a few acres for a couple of houses every time you want to marry off a daughter or buy a new milking parlour. They want that autonomy. And that would mean having it both ways.

I'm usually inclined to let the FEO say whatever unchallenged, because who needs the trouble? But now they are causing me issues. I have a shotgun cabinet I share with my other half. Other half has one gun. I have guns. Last FEO insisted that every gun I own should be listed on my other half's licence as they have access via our shared shotgun cabinet. Previously the 72 hour rule was enough. Now I have let some guns go, I did all the paperwork to take them off my licence and put them on someone else's. Do I now have to do that again for the other half's licence? Trouble is, other half's licence is not yet renewed and I have had to confiscate the gun cabinet keys. I really think this is heading for a big mess up. Are Firearms now saying that guns are shared marital property and must be listed as such? Which bit of what the FEO claimed was untrue?

It was all ladies too. Mr Tightchoke was out getting the charm on, left me for a lady whose need was greater than mine To be fair, he had already kicked me into shape, I got some beautiful high partridge, highest I've ever seen on the last drive.

@FilLove that you think we might ever get a home visit.

Gun claimed.

@McSpredderHmm, what's more likely? The law has changed or an FEO doesn't know the law?