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Years ago, cats had bells on, to help prevent this! Now it's catist, or offensive, or against their cat rights, or some other bollox
I would just like to say
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Hicap phill
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I have a bell on my bike & people hate me.
What about my Lycra rights??
What about my Lycra rights??
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That's a hate crime, you should be offended and stamp your footI have a bell on my bike & people hate me.
What about my Lycra rights??
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I have a bell on my bike & people hate me.
What about my Lycra rights??
The bell we can ignore as its the law, but Robin Hood ffs
(men in tights)
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Wot was the caustic fer? Cleanin?@Marmaduke i liked it when I worked at
st ivel, i loved the shop.
All good dairy produce in bulk sizes at cheap prices.
I think I looked like a yogurt & trifle I spent so much time there.
I would watch the tankers arrive into milk intake & think they had an easy job
Of course it all changed when the caustic tankers arrived for unloading then every one left me to it.
Hippo
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When's eye were little we adder cat and he had er bell ter reduce the number of birds he caught. Also a flee coller.
Hippo
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Yer alloud ter took stoooopid if yer want ter dress tup as a saverloy.I have a bell on my bike & people hate me.
What about my Lycra rights??
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Wouldn't be surprised if flea collars offend sometime these days
Hicap phill
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Yep it was a yoghurt/cream facility.
For cleaning pipes & dirty milk tankers outlets before unloading. They hum after a few farms
Aye toons mebbee? Yers ummit an isle pikkuppere der toon
Wossorl demdare free hand fyfe litterer hack-row-nyms abaht hinna pre-virus poast?
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Don't tell anyone but as driving jobs go this must be one easiest and best, certainly for me@Marmaduke i liked it when I worked at
st ivel, i loved the shop.
All good dairy produce in bulk sizes at cheap prices.
I think I looked like a yogurt & trifle I spent so much time there.
I would watch the tankers arrive into milk intake & think they had an easy job
Of course it all changed when the caustic tankers arrived for unloading then every one left me to it.
Three farms around Stafford, down to Aylesbury to tip, wash n wash then tootle back. No time constraints, no hassle and no one phoning to give me ****e
I told the boss I can't understand why he hasn't got a queue of drivers at the door
On a Sunday?
Do you have a weekly menu set?
We just use whatever fulls out of the freezer when the door is opened, couple of steaks fell out tonight
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Thought you'd be eating that bird you decapitated with yer mowerer?
Hippo
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Eye int mowed the grass
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Have you not given all four mowererers a run out this weekend?
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After spending some quality time with fellow Land Rover enthusiasts this morning, I went and spent some quality time with the grandkids in the afternoon
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