Oldfeller

my late friend had some eggs given to him and put them under a broody, odd looking things when they hatched,, turned out they were shamo aseels, they were impressive birds, fortunately only one was a cockerel, but boy was he a character, he would be affectionate like a loyal cat, and actively sought it out, but totally different with any threat to his hens, he would ride on his horses back, lie down with lurchers, and once he saw one attacking a fox that fancied chicken that night he let loose a full blown onslaught, between him and the dog they didn't just kill it,, they feckin' shredded it. the kids would carry him about on carts and even dressed him up one time. he was one comical guy alright.

and quite likely never be heard from again, like many of these posts, but ya gotta admit, sometimes it can be quite entertaining. perhaps its another a Russian bot!

pictures of you in a silly hat or it didn't happen,,,

it can be done Stubby, no doubt, but the op is already struggling with a feckin' battery dewalt, I think he might be looking at a less tiring option.

I'd like to see the video of a 5 foot log 3 feet in diameter being split, without a high dollar processor. I doubt even Buckin' Billy Ray Smith could pull that off, and he has God on his side.

make sure the others see the whole necking,gutting,cooking,eating process. it might sway their decision to "have a go" next time.

feck me,with a battery dewalt saw,,, I'd be letting dewalt know,, they'll probably sponsor you

mate of mine returned home one day from delivering a load of wood and found his wife trapped in the shed by a large black cockerel who was exactly as aggressive as the ones you describe, he asked me to deal with it and he was a fine looking fellow,I didn't want to dispatch him, so I went round late at night when he was roosting and bundled him rather noisily into a hessian sack, and left him in the lorry overnight, in the morning I let him out in my yard with some food and water and left him to it, when I came home later he totally ignored me and actively kept out of my way, we became more friendly after a week and he would often follow me around when I loaded wood and get the worms and grubs I disturbed.he never once went for me, I guess he thought he better behave or he might go back in the sack. I think they are a little like dogs, if you don't establish yourself as pack leader,,, they will.

"if ya gonna be a bear,,, be a grizzly"

what are you intending to cut with a 36" bar?

seeing as it's raining,,

makes this old mans heart beat faster,

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more to come too, new album in new year. The Damned official page, · The Damned would proudly like to announce the release of a new studio album titled “Not Like Everybody Else”. The LP is a tribute to the late Brian James and each tune has been chosen because they were by artists that had an impact on Brians guitar playing and in turn his songwriting and in turn the Damned as a band. The album is made up of 10 tracks which we recorded in just 5 days at the end of a hectic US tour, which made the timing perfect - we were in exactly the right frame of mind to give it our all. Dave Vanian, Paul Gray and Captain Sensible were joined in the studio by Rat Scabies, who hadn’t sat on the Damned drum throne for 30 years and what a difference he makes. “Not Like Everybody Else” also has an irony not to be missed as track 10 is the encore that we recorded at Hammersmith Apollo on 29 October 2022 and is a live version of “This Could Be The Last Time” which sadly it was, as it was the very last time Brian played on stage with the Damned. Pre-save now: https://damned.lnk.to/NotLikeEverybodyElsePR The first single to be released on 30th October is R Dean Taylor’s classic “There’s A Ghost In My House” delivered with the unmistakable energy and dark charm that the Damned do so well.

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