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I remember them, he looks so dignified in his uniform

Kazz Only just seen this, run free at the Bridge Mandy with Max

Mum rang me earlier to say she'd been nearly kicked out of Tescos for telling two eastern europeans off for talking through it - can't take that woman anywhere

So sorry Amy Run free at the Bridge Rudy, you are greatly missed

I had cod lightly steamed in foil with a little bit of Irish butter with colcannon mash, mushy peas and parsley sauce. All washed down with a pint of Magners (can you tell I have fallen off the wagon)

Done up like a kipper = done over, shafted Scran = food, lunch (also called scram in other parts but I think scran originates from Nottingham) You make a better door than a window (you're in the way, so move!) Skanky = manky Porker = fatty (Mum always calls Will a little porker) Hank Marvin = starving More teeth than a Lamborghini's gearbox = got a mouth like Janet Street Porter

I am happy because I am going to see the Saw Doctors in concert in December

Chumfy = to get comfortable, ie, "I just got chumfy on the sofa and so and so rang" Taking my a** for a p*ss = got the squits/diarrhoea Shing - the wadding you find in duvets, sofas etc - "He pulled the shing out of his pillow" Throwing a whitey = passing out Do one = go away, going home

More chance of plaiting fog

Thankyou, I may go and visit

I've done that, it was luffly It was at Ingoldmells (sp) which I think is in Skegness. It was a bay Arab mare called Secret and she was absolutely gorjuss

Which one? There's nine listed in the UK

PMSL

RSPCA have been notified. They've also been appraised of other incidents and will be doing an investigation of the place (without prior notice). I pray for the sake of the others that they get enough to prosecute the b*tch.

I was completely stunned, I honestly thought "Gawd, the tales people tell" when i first got the text, but to have someone else confirm it and then think it's ok for the Y/O to get a carving knife out and slit the poor thing open to determine the extent of the injury is sick and mindless and I stand fast on my earlier opinion that the witch is a bunny boiler and should be banned from keeping animals Thug had a very very lucky escape, I remember the wicked woman telling me he'd had a "paddy fit" in the menage and wouldn't school on one side - I'm horrified at what could have happened to him

Umm.. Sell the house and move lock stock and barrel to Ireland without upsetting Mum. In fact as close to the Magner's factory as possible (I am developing a liking for the stuff). Get married and have more babies (though not with the present occupant of the spare bedroom) Foster lots of lovely doglets in between having more babies and practising having more babies The oil man thing is a nice idea, but I DO like a man to cook for To lose about 5 stone and pull any bloke I like the look of

Can't remember but I think it's Will running in the paddock at da Loj Edited to say, yes it is

A few weeks back I got a text off my best mate to say that another horse had "died" at "that" yard that Thug went to where they beat him. The test actually read "A horse was put down at XXxXXX a few weeks ago and some sick b****** put it on you tube with the horse impaled on a pole". I was stunned but looked on youtube for confirmation and couldn't find anything so assumed it was just a sick rumour. On Sunday I picked up one of the women who keeps a horse up there and so said I'd heard that a horse had died up their yard. Nothing prepared me for what she told me. She agreed and said yes, the same woman and man who beat Thug whilst trying to break him in had been schooling a 13.2 pony in the menage. The young owner was on holiday (as was the woman telling me this) and had only owned the pony a few weeks. Allegedly the pony had a "paddy fit" and jumped out of the menage into the next field. Just as they were debating how to get the pony back round it allegedly jumped back in and they noticed a piece of wood protruding out of its chest They walked it back to its stable and rang the vet. He arrived and although the pony was relatively calm, after inspecting the wound fully decided that due to the size of the operation needed to remove the pole versus recuperation and insurance that the pony was better off euthanased. They did not shoot him due to the amount of young children around, so used drugs, although the woman said that it took a long time for him to die due to his blood pressure being very low. The sickening thing is this - this woman told me that after the vet had left, the woman who owns the yard went and got a knife from her kitchen and cut the pony open to determine how big the piece of wood was And the woman telling me was trying to reassure me saying "it's ok though, there was no blood" Apparently the wood had entered his chest and had lodged just below his stifle She then took pictures of what she'd done to show the pony's owner how bad the injury was I am completely sickened and have finally blown the whistle Run free sweetheart, I hope and pray that your death wasn't in vain and that something is finally done to close down this hellhole

Thankyou Oooky I must admit, had it not been for Mark (o/h) I probably would have kept him until he was either reunited with his owners or officially classed as a stray He is a lovely lad, he doesn't pull on the lead, he travels well and seems to love other dogs. And he definitely enjoyed the chicken selects from McDonalds we shoved down him prior to going to Claz's (the chinky was shut, we usually give the strays chicken fried rice ). I can't thank you enough Claz, and thanks once again for the tea and chat, it was good to offload for 5 minutes

Blimey - did his tattoo come up trumps with any old owners?

Ooh, is it him (and did he stop yodelling)

We've had this with Jack poopie this week Mum rang me on Monday to say that he'd gone to jump up on her lap and just slid down and that his eyes were sunken in so much that she could only see the whites We took him to the vets, where Hugh recorded his temperature at 104 and gave him some pheno-barbitone? (sp) and some stuff up his bum and he has to go back on Friday for blood tests to rule out anything else like parasites etc. He's on tabs twice a day for a month until we can get to the bottom of it - poor sod isn't even a year old yet

Wendy So sorry to have missed this, my heart goes out to you, not just for Dolly but for all of your babies She loved you 'as big as the world' and no one can take that from you x Keep your chin up, there's an extra special bright star in the sky watching over you until you meet again at the Bridge.

Very often the case - unfortunately. It is common practice for some "breeders" to "neck" youngsters who don't make the grade because of colour, size or other "fault". With the case of a lot of the breeds, the breeders have to "run" them over the age of 8 weeks before choosing the best of the litter. However quite a lot do make it into pet shops.

I would think it's a ring. Made of aluminium and put on as a baby, they are used by breeders, fanciers and the British Rabbit Council to identify rabbits, mainly when showing. It should have a code engraved on it starting with BRC (YEAR 00) and a 5 digit code unique to that rabbit. Any vet can remove them with tin snips although it can be tricky so unless it is causing the rabbit discomfort or in the case of angoras, hard to keep free I would leave it. It is important though to check it regularly and you should be able to turn it fully when checking it.