I got in early (no time for a pint ) waited while 5 to,couldn’t get up at half time. Here you are Bulmer. My grandson John with me a few years ago at BDTBL.
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I got in early (no time for a pint ) waited while 5 to,couldn’t get up at half time. Here you are Bulmer. My grandson John with me a few years ago at BDTBL.
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. Here you are Bulmer. My grandson John with me a few years ago at BDTBL.
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It certainly does mate. Lovely dog!This is our current baby gray may bring back some memories
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This is our Billy,named after our goalscoring hero
Which one are you Charlie.UTCB. Here you are Bulmer. My grandson John with me a few years ago at BDTBL.
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Cats are the spawn of Beelzebub Aya ... especially the dirty moggies that use our garden for a toilet.So sorry for your loss CJJ - he was a handsome boy.
What a lovely set of pooches on this thread tho .........I'm a cat lover - but don't own one - any Blades kitties out there?
So sorry for your loss CJJ - he was a handsome boy.
What a lovely set of pooches on this thread tho .........I'm a cat lover - but don't own one - any Blades kitties out there?
Cats are the spawn of Beelzebub Aya ... especially the dirty moggies that use our garden for a toilet.
I don’t blame the cats though, like everything it’s their owners. We have neighbours who’ve had cats for years and aren’t a bit of trouble because they train them right from the off, others seem to think it’s quite natural for theirs to wander mess mess on other people’s property.
We have a couple who’s house backs on to our back garden who have a massive ginger Tom. Professional people, she’s a teacher, nice enough but out all day and they let the cat roam free. A few years ago they noticed that I’d put cat scarers up and joked that the best way to stop cats messing in your garden it to get a cat. They never had any problems. I pointed out that I’d put the scarers up because we have grandkids who might come into contact with what their moggy does on our lawn and flower beds and it’s was just as dangerous as what dogs do. They just shrugged and said that because they were only home at weekends they couldn’t train it to use litter, so I asked them if that if that’s the case, I’m sure they won’t mind when we’re dog sitting we drop the pooch over their fence to do his biz? After all he’s only as big as your cat.
Talk about shock horror, nice as they are, I suspect that they’d be straight onto plod if they saw doggy doos in their own garden, but cat doos can’t be helped, they just don’t seem to get it and most cat owners around us seem to be the same with the exception of the one I mentioned. If the one behind us dies, they’ll be another along within days to take over toilet duties.
Tha met ya cat in Crazy Daisy's? UTCBWe got a Cat as well Aya ,Daizy,named after the nightclub we met in.
The cat owners should be made to have their cats on a lead and when they have a crap pick it up like dog owners have to. I’ll not mention the number of young birds they kill in the spring. Trained assassins?Cats are the spawn of Beelzebub Aya ... especially the dirty moggies that use our garden for a toilet.
I don’t blame the cats though, like everything it’s their owners. We have neighbours who’ve had cats for years and aren’t a bit of trouble because they train them right from the off, others seem to think it’s quite natural for theirs to wander mess mess on other people’s property.
We have a couple who’s house backs on to our back garden who have a massive ginger Tom. Professional people, she’s a teacher, nice enough but out all day and they let the cat roam free. A few years ago they noticed that I’d put cat scarers up and joked that the best way to stop cats messing in your garden it to get a cat. They never had any problems. I pointed out that I’d put the scarers up because we have grandkids who might come into contact with what their moggy does on our lawn and flower beds and it’s was just as dangerous as what dogs do. They just shrugged and said that because they were only home at weekends they couldn’t train it to use litter, so I asked them if that if that’s the case, I’m sure they won’t mind when we’re dog sitting we drop the pooch over their fence to do his biz? After all he’s only as big as your cat.
Talk about shock horror, nice as they are, I suspect that they’d be straight onto plod if they saw doggy doos in their own garden, but cat doos can’t be helped, they just don’t seem to get it and most cat owners around us seem to be the same with the exception of the one I mentioned. If the one behind us dies, they’ll be another along within days to take over toilet duties.
My brother and myself went to the top of gangway D at half time looking for you. We got queer looks when we kept looking at fans legsI got in early (no time for a pint ) waited while 5 to,couldn’t get up at half time
Trust me Charlie you're better off not seein Bully's mangy legs(They're nearly as ugly as his face) that said it's a very good tat,but dem legs Oh dearie me. UTCBMy brother and myself went to the top of gangway D at half time looking for you. We got queer looks when we kept looking at fans legs
Not often with this moggy Aya and most others in my experience, but to be honest, it only made it worse when they try to hide it. At least we can see where theyve been.I sympathise Gray - but at least cats have the decency to try and bury it