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This Englishman is no dog lover.
I much prefer cats which live with humans on their own terms. Dogs with no useful function seem to me to be substitutes for grovelling slaves. Why anybody would want a grovelling slave or a substitute baffles me.
Had I received such a communication I would try to prevent a reoccurence but I'm assuming it's not a piss take. If it is it's aggressive.
It's bordering on bestiality this lot Patiodog and us Brits stay well clear of that!
My dogs are for hunting and security, they also make a good job of moving dinner plate left overs which I empty into a big bowel for them.
One of them (An Old English Mastiff) of a high class background will not consider dining without first washing his front paws and having a bib placed around his front. He also has his own mobile phone with a one way line to his stockbroker.
He weighs in at a 103 kilos.
I like cats and dogs in equal measure...
I have two cats, and did have a mongrel dog for 14 years, I loved him very much, he was no grovelling servant, we were companions of a different sort (not a substetute). We roamed over hill and dale. I like to think he had a nice life with us. When he died, I imagined I could here him 'snuffling' next to the bed for weeks. I really mourned his passing.
I like most animals, but I'm afraid of cows and horses (I've never even touched a horse).
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Hello Smorgs, nice to see you, would you care to purchase a second hand Rotweiller?
Hi Mathos...
How are you doing?
Can you believe I have a hangover AGAIN! A good time was had by all though...
As for the 2nd hand dog? You and I both know there is no such thing as a bad dog, just bad owners!
And a Jack Russel had as much of a pre-disposition to bite as a Rotweiller.
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Dead right there Smorgsi, I had an invite to a 40th last night in Manchester, couldn't go as my wife is still under the weather, however, the lady who's birthday it was phoned me at 2 am this morning waking me from a deep slumber, just to tell me how cold, damp and wet it was down Canal Street.
Are women totally insane?
smorgs wrote:And a Jack Russel had as much of a pre-disposition to bite as a Rotweiller.
Nonsense, Sarah. At least not mine (Jack Russel).
Bonjour mon aimee,
I was making a point, Francis!
I don't mean Jack's are particularly snappy - I mean all dogs can be!
I'm sure you have a lovely dog...
I'm partial to Jack Russels.
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There seems to be a madness going on at Longchamps with Japanese punters shovelling so much money on their champion that its price is, as of now, ridiculous. The last show was 10 gets you 1 whereas here in England 4 gets you 9 is readily available.
Anyhow, I'm on the one Lester suggested in the interview he gave last Saturday.
I haven't ridden many horses but it is quite hard work and almost impossible with fractious fillies, cantankerous mares and stubborn mules.
Those top jockeys are serious craftsmen and wildly unappreciated.
sorry spendy/ francis not been paying attention who won L'Arc this afternoon?
was meaning to put a bet on but I went round my local pub to watch Man U v Newcastle and ended up watching West Ham Reading and Tottenham Portsmouth...in arabic.
Anyway the boy Solksjaer scored 2
well thank you Walter
my money would have been on deep impact
so perhaps watching West Ham Reading was a good idea
I would have lost my money, too - as did Schalke, what I watched instead.
never mind Walter, at least Borden scored after 6 minutes.
If he had not scored you would have lost 3 0
[btw is Castro related in anyway to Fidel?]
I only know Castrol ... and Schumi.
Rail Link was 20-1 on the pari-mutuel or whatever it's called.
Japanese punters are crazy. They must have thought that coming to Europe was like going to the bank to draw money out.
Barton could face rap for backside stunt
LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Manchester City midfielder Joey Barton could face disciplinary action for exposing his backside to Everton supporters after their 1-1 Premier League draw on Saturday. Merseyside Police spoke to City manager Stuart Pearce about Barton's actions which were caught by television cameras. "I did not see it. But if anything did happen, we will look at it with an open mind and deal with it," Pearce told the BBC.
Everton fans outraged at Joey's cheek
After Liverpool were "outmuscled" in our game I needed a laugh.
Can I buy a weed off you please?
