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Rich Rule

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  1. 10 points if you can guess the theme. khai phat - Thai fried rice. Khai Jaio - Thai omlette Pad Kra Pao - Beef Krapow
  2. Wasn’t that one Doug. There were fresh posts a couple of days ago but I couldn’t t find it.
  3. Not sure how fast this moose was going for this to happen. Picture seen on Facebook. there was a thread with thing that trees had eaten. Anyone hep me out here as I searched and couldn’t find it?
  4. Kira doing an impression of a seal. Also Kira back in normal dog mode.
  5. They are pollards that look to be managed regularly. The majority of the cuts are small. Usually implying that they have only removed 1 or 2 years of regrowth. i think you are over reacting somewhat but at least you are trying to get advice so you are informed. Not all members of the public do so before jumping to conclusions.
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  10. The Ultimate Foxer - Sporting Gun SPORTING-GUN.COM Paul Austin explores the rifles and calibres that are perfect for long-range varminting
  11. After a bit of searching go it would appear it isn’t illegal but not necessary ethical. Seems to change depending on the area or the FAO. I know in the North East if you applied for a .17hmr specified for Fox control trip it would be knocked back. At least in Teeside it was. .17hmr for foxes | The Stalking Directory WWW.THESTALKINGDIRECTORY.CO.UK I understand that here in Essex they don't deem the .17hmr suitable for foxes & that you can't get it on your...
  12. I had a change of FAO whilst I lived in London. On renewal, he asked why I needed a .223 as well as a .17hmr on my ticket? I replied for Fox control. He then started to lecture me that a .17hmr was perfectly good round for foxes. I replied that I am sure it is but as you well know it is illegal to use for culling foxes in England. I think he was either clueless or testing me. No drama I moved to Norway the year later.
  13. I believe it is called “the Red Button Effect” Whatever you do, DO NOT TOUCH THE RED BUTTON.
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  15. I knew a few but I was never into the Hooligan aspect. More the fashion. The 90’s were times in that area heavily influenced by Oasis and the Madchester scene. Along with raves and clubbing.
  16. I must have sweated kilo’s in that Jacket. Some places I wouldn’t take it off. Cream in Liverpool, Hacienda in Manchester, Middlesbrough Arena, Back 2 Basics in Leeds, Renaissance nights and plenty of other places. Fun times that seem a lifetime away.
  17. Must admit it went better with a nice pair of jeans and some Patrick Cox, snakeskin loafers as opposed to a pair of Fjellraven.
  18. When I was at Uni in the 90’s I was up in Chester but lived with a load of Manc lads. One summer, I was working on a building site for 3 months. I went back to Uni with a fat wallet and instead of pissing it up the wall and the rest going up in smoke I decided to splash out. Bought myself a Stone Island Parker. Still got it in fact. Paid about 380 quid for it which a a lot in 95. Loved that jacket. Whenever, I put my jacket into the cloakroom at a club I would remove the batch so some scaly didn’t knock it and sew it into a jumper their gran had knitted. You ****************ing want some !???!!! 🤣 (Don’t think it has been out of the wardrobe for about 25 years)
  19. Do you know what he is referring to? Stone Island. The fashion brand of choice for casuals / football hooligans.
  20. Why would that man come up to you? And why do you make a mountain out of a molehill? I have noticed that you often take everything to the worst possible outcome. This forum in the other hand is where questions get asked on tree topics, political topics and religious topics. When you are in a conversation with someone and they make a point. It is nice to know where their point is coming from. You are not a saint Peds, you do your fair share of stoking the fire with your pictures and memes when ever you disagree with someone else’s point of view. The post I have replied to is a classic example. Anyway, I am off to walk the dog. Enjoy your evening.
  21. Whatever you do Joe, don’t clean it. Rumour has it that Steve really likes to receive dirty ones.
  22. Just be civil and don’t type anything you wouldn’t be prepared to say to someone’s face. If someone asks a question, why not answer it? Instead of the old left leaning switcheroos that a number of the anonymous members seem to have habit of doing. Trying to be clever and garner a laugh from others who utilise the same tactics when discussing certain topics. Edit: and for the record I prefer straight talking people who speak their mind. At least you know where they’re coming from. As opposed to cryptic answers which neither address the situation or make a valid point. If you don’t like the conversation or viewpoint then just either ignore it, move on, or have an adult conversation. Not everyone has to agree in with everyone else. It isn’t the way of the world.
  23. Shut it Stevulike! 😜
  24. Yes that is my real name. Nothing to hide here other than I was named Richard, but I guess you could work that one out. Just google it. I run Ekspert Trepleie As here in Norway after contract climbing for around 15 years in the UK. Regardless, there are a number of people slinging shit from behind an alias. A simple question was asked by a member after allegations of his lifestyle were assumed. He asked from what aspect are you coming from as an individuals perspective usually depends on their own situation. It is called context. I personally think that people should be accountable for their posts and not hide behind alias when they make snide remarks. As usual, the starter of this thread has posted and ghosted. why should you be afraid of certain members? It is the Internet FFS. Did your parent not repeat the mantra when you were young…? “Sticks and stones may break bones but words will never hurt you.”
  25. Wasn’t he called Stefan? Not seen him for a while. เคนน้อยร้อยลีลา (@kennoi_roileera) • Instagram reel WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 201K likes, 1,829 comments - kennoi_roileera on February 16, 2025: "นี่ก็ผ่านมา 5 ปีแล้ว...

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