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Only around their legs NodI though you always tied birds down with leather straps.
Only around their legs NodI though you always tied birds down with leather straps.
Hmmm curious, that's usually the first trick they learn, either that or biting the "button" off the leashI was chatting to a display falconer a week or 2 ago and she was talking about a Golden Eagle who had to be hooded when they tied her on or she would untie pretty much any knot they tried. When they DID manage to tie her down, she would spend a couple of minutes trying to untie herself but never just snipped through her jesses.
Legally you are allowed to keep the postman hostage until the parcel has been delivered.
But then he'd expect food and liquid. ...![]()
I suppose I could let them near that yes ...They'd have access to an outside tap, that should do.![]()
Son see's postie coming up the path, as he was expecting a little something, "Signed for"
Opens door only to be handed the "red card" Oh I didn't expect anyone to be in
OK so if it was a roll of carpet, you could maybe understand why, but a blue ray?
You pay for postage then have to do the 3 miles ( for us) to go collect it.
If i don't call at a customers as I "Didn't expect any rat activity this week" ( there is "Y" in the day, AND an "R" in the month" )
I'm sure the environmental health would accept that, for a gap in their log book, as a legitimate reason too!
Legally you are allowed to keep the postman hostage until the parcel has been delivered.
I've suspected it for quite awhile TBH, and today they were caught red handed.Just shows how different offices work,
The postie comes AM and normally, my son doesn't leave for work until lunch time, and there is always a car on the drive.we aren't allowed to leave anything behind even if we do know the customer won't be there,
Yeah that I can understandthen also had to explain to customer that no one else would risk it !!
Yeah that I can understandbut although he looks scary, my son doesn't bite, honestly
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Takes after his Dad in one way but not another![]()
Solid roundabouts - or, more to the point, people who beep because they're stuck in traffic. Why? We all want to keep moving but if the whole system is locked solid, there's no point in beeping! Assorted roadworks on 2 of the main routes out of town combined with an incident on the easier one making everyone use the clogged one meant that the roads going in were solid in the city centre. I don't often want or need to get through at that time of day but since we need some stuff from Lidl, I was going to drop Mrs Nod off at her work and carry on to Lidl. Sod that for a game of soldiers; we'll drop in on our way back from our steam train trip tomorrow!
1. People in screwfix - today had to stand and wait for my silicone sealants because the two customers in front of me were chatting to staff and asking advice. Screwfix is meant to be a place to walk in and walk out with your stuff. If you want advice, go to B&Q
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My mother and grandmother taught be never be ashamed of your rootsYou can now have something that looks a bit less drug dealer![]()
Oh the prejudicesFull on Heisenberg that one. Are you opening a chain of meth labs?!
Exactly - if I was to admit to selling drugs I would use something that wouldn't stand out. Like most professionals would doStill just a car.![]()
Exactly - if I was to admit to selling drugs I would use something that wouldn't stand out. Like most professionals would do![]()
And your "road" seemed such a pleasant area too, just goes to show Eh?a full swat style team could be seen climbing over the fence with weapons drawn dragging his dad and son out of the house.
As my Grandmother used to say; every house has its cross. We've got some militant old folk living here; blocking development, blocking the last remaining businesses in their business (only allowed 12 weddings a year), one was particularly hilarious although it really upset my wife when she was walking the dog in muddy season off the lead on the paths through the fields at the back, and this old lady was ranting and raving that we needed to keep our dog under control as she has osteoporosis and could break her bones and would sue us for everything we got. Daft old bat - don't go walking on slippery muddy paths thenAnd your "road" seemed such a pleasant area too, just goes to show Eh?![]()
And that's a huge chunk of the problem these days too, threatening litigation, and some wet behind the ears youth taking it on for no win no fee,and could break her bones and would sue us for everything we got.
I can see her point, horrible noisy smelly thingswe want to buy it and use for horses, but she also doesn't want horses in the field so is trying outbid us. Grrr
Glad to see the dog out witted the Aussies (although not that hard some would sayThis particular match was at a friends house
Some people make it their business to get annoyed at anything happening around them!but how can anyone get annoyed by that?
Awww I quite like horses - anything more than 350 is starting to become fun these daysI can see her point, horrible noisy smelly things![]()
Although strictly speaking it was due to a mistake but we shall not mention thatGlad to see the dog out witted the Aussies (although not that hard some would say)
Really? I'm annoyed at those peopleSome people make it their business to get annoyed at anything happening around them!
LOL Good point well madeJust shows I'm still looking at family cars, no chance of anything like that for me.
My ex boss had an Aventador.
Amazing piece of machinery, but the most beautiful thing was watching him, or anyone, getting in and out of it. Hilarious!
TBH I Prefer @dejongj's definition.Lamborghini Huracan.![]()
TBH I Prefer @dejongj's definition.
OK so maybe Huracan means something in another language, but to me it sounds like a can that is capable of going quickly,
or is something Hyundai would name the next line of their 4x4's
Hardly inspiring is it ?![]()
A little I guessIf it makes you feel better,
LOL I didn't know that, guess I could have googles itIf it makes you feel better, Huracan was the Mayan god of....hurricanes.![]()