All part of a stable diet.
Burger and 'dead horse'
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How do you know 'he' didn't post it there in the first place...He might have seen it a paper he wouldn't admit to reading as it was the top comment
It's a shame some on here aren't so creative...
How do you know 'he' didn't post it there in the first place...He might have seen it a paper he wouldn't admit to reading as it was the top comment
It's a shame some on here aren't so creative...
You know what, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find he reads the Daily Mail
Well apparently you do...You know what, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find he reads the Daily Mail
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Of course I do what else would you expect
thanks for clearing that up...Of course I do what else would you expect
The product in question will forthwith, be known as the Shergarburgar.
tada.
Anyone know just did really happen to that horse? No, we do now.
DH
tada.
Anyone know just did really happen to that horse? No, we do now.
DH
Actually I think you'll find it'll be called the 'Big Whopper' © ellal (just for aj...
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thanks for clearing that up...Of course I do what else would you expect
What other paper caters for fifty something bigot's?
I'm racist, anti immigration, homophobic, islamaphobic. The DM's an ideal read for me
And just like JD it gets my blood flowing Except I hate thatcher with a passion and cant stand the Americans attitude to the rest of the world so I do read a few pages form your type of paper to lower my blood pressure again. And then I have a nap
So not all bad then..lol
securespark wrote
Because the other animals don't share the same intelligence as the dog imo.
People give their lives for their dogs. That farmer from Co Down did to a certain extent. He jumped in to a slurry tank just as if it had been his own grandson who had fell in.
Why did he do it? Thats what everyone is asking.
Well he is guilty of "caring" I'm afraid. The dog was a gift and a companion for his grandson.
Was he being a hypocrite by not giving his grandson a new born calf as a gift? If it had been a calf that fell into the tank and he didn't jump in was he also being a "hypocrite"?
Because the other animals don't share the same intelligence as the dog imo.
People give their lives for their dogs. That farmer from Co Down did to a certain extent. He jumped in to a slurry tank just as if it had been his own grandson who had fell in.
Why did he do it? Thats what everyone is asking.
Well he is guilty of "caring" I'm afraid. The dog was a gift and a companion for his grandson.
Was he being a hypocrite by not giving his grandson a new born calf as a gift? If it had been a calf that fell into the tank and he didn't jump in was he also being a "hypocrite"?
Thats what the papers wrote. I heard different from a close neighbour friend when we were working near the scene of the accident.
Dogs have been selectively bred for thousands of years to pull on the heartstrings of man. They know us better than we know them. They are indeed 'special' and cracking creatures with it.
Your cow is also an intelligent beast, in a bovine kind of way, but they aren't interested in sharing a home with man. They don't bond with us like the dog. So we give a dog better medical treatment and food than billions of our fellow humans and woe betide anybody who tries to harm it.
Whereas it's fine by me to feed the cow up. look after it better than it would expect in the wild, kill it humanely and serve it medium rare with some freshly mixed Colmans.
Your cow is also an intelligent beast, in a bovine kind of way, but they aren't interested in sharing a home with man. They don't bond with us like the dog. So we give a dog better medical treatment and food than billions of our fellow humans and woe betide anybody who tries to harm it.
Whereas it's fine by me to feed the cow up. look after it better than it would expect in the wild, kill it humanely and serve it medium rare with some freshly mixed Colmans.
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