doriz
Well-Known Member
So that could be Spalding, Kirton Lindsay, Skeg-Vegas or GranthamMy parents place is not mains gas or waste but does have mains water. Our new place has all the mod cons so we should be ok
About 18 miles from you
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Eye would serve her first.No sure I wasnt payin that much attention she's a stuck up moo from Kirkintilloch, we were in a fish n chippy and she just went to the front of the queue, chap serving said there's a queue please go to
the back an she said wot ?? do you know who I am...I dont care your not getting served first haha
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Eye teld yer not to take it ont beach wiv the tide coming int.I’ve got an issue on one of mine too
No engine or gearbox and it’s still leaking
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Nearer Sleaford than Lincoln, once we have moved I will pm you and we can meet upSo that could be Spalding, Kirton Lindsay, Skeg-Vegas or Grantham
doriz
Well-Known Member
Once you move up you can come over a fix my Defender. It’s been a drive ornament for a year nowNearer Sleaford than Lincoln, once we have moved I will pm you and we can meet up
Always something more important to do.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
At the end ov me country estate
I am up for that, all the tools are now mobile and I have a trailer!!Once you move up you can come over a fix my Defender. It’s been a drive ornament for a year now
I can't remember what the conversation was about
doriz
Well-Known Member
That’s 2 gallons
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Eye'll get yer some fool . Yer can come round and dig me garden.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Were they pukka pie's?
...Is the vet in?
Our one remaining cat is a timid creature and doesn't venture outside much.
As a result her rear claws are getting too long. Her front claws she self-trims by ripping at the various mats and runners around the house, but the back ones are razor sharp and overly long.
I notice that she is ripping lumps out of herself when she uses her rear legs to scratch various itches (notably around her neck, behind her ears and on top of her head).
She's been de-flea'd but that's not the only reasons cats/dogs scratch.
Rather than pay someone 50-60 notes to trim her claws I am willing to have a go myself, but I suspect holding onto an indignant cat will be a challenge.
I have some decent clippers (proper spring-loaded plier type) that will do the job. How much do you cut off? About 1/3rd? I certainly don't want to cut her to the quick.
It will take 2 of us because she will panic, and herself isn't keen to take part in this operation but if we don't do it, its neglecting our duty I feel.
Any knowledgeable advice out there?
Our one remaining cat is a timid creature and doesn't venture outside much.
As a result her rear claws are getting too long. Her front claws she self-trims by ripping at the various mats and runners around the house, but the back ones are razor sharp and overly long.
I notice that she is ripping lumps out of herself when she uses her rear legs to scratch various itches (notably around her neck, behind her ears and on top of her head).
She's been de-flea'd but that's not the only reasons cats/dogs scratch.
Rather than pay someone 50-60 notes to trim her claws I am willing to have a go myself, but I suspect holding onto an indignant cat will be a challenge.
I have some decent clippers (proper spring-loaded plier type) that will do the job. How much do you cut off? About 1/3rd? I certainly don't want to cut her to the quick.
It will take 2 of us because she will panic, and herself isn't keen to take part in this operation but if we don't do it, its neglecting our duty I feel.
Any knowledgeable advice out there?
Indeed they were, the best pie on the market
You should be able to see the vein running down the middle of the claw, cut 1/8" short of that and it'll be fine, you have to take care or they can grow long enough to pierce the footpad ... and you can hear them tap, tapping over hard floors ...
Have a witch hazel pencil handy, same as for shaving cuts, just in case ...
Gonna trek to Tesco t'day for whole long life milk for bubba and some shoes from a different shop for Dad ...
The carer left the tap open on his catheter bag and another pair are buggered, he's distraught ...
No whole long life in the shop ... had to order shoes for Dad as they didn't have any his size in stock ...
nearly a waste of time ...
Not a good day thenNo whole long life in the shop ... had to order shoes for Dad as they didn't have any his size in stock ...
have you notified the carer head office of the mistake?
