Three more sleeps.

Nigel is certain to win in Clacton.

The main question is what should we do about the small percentage of Clactonites who will refuse to vote for him? People such as these have no place in modern Britain and steps will need to be taken when Nigel comes to power to restore balance in our suffrage system to ensure that only those that truly support our country are eligible to vote.
Thanks AI Spline.
You’re forgetting the next but one by election. Perhaps the people of the country will speak and Nige won’t be able to stand.
 
Nigel is certain to win in Clacton.

The main question is what should we do about the small percentage of Clactonites who will refuse to vote for him? People such as these have no place in modern Britain and steps will need to be taken when Nigel comes to power to restore balance in our suffrage system to ensure that only those that truly support our country are eligible to vote.
Don't be utterly ridiculous.

You sound like a dictator.

The thing about democracy is that you have the freedom to vote.

Or not to vote.
 
Yep. The litter with Susie (4) is due although Mrs Mottie has firmly said no to naming the new pup Susie as we'll always be comparing. But I think I have a workaround as long as she doesn’t twig……
Boozie?

She can help you sniff out your fine wines!
 
Yep. The litter with Susie (4) is due although Mrs Mottie has firmly said no to naming the new pup Susie as we'll always be comparing. But I think I have a workaround as long as she doesn’t twig……
Cant wait to see the young pup, are you actually taking it home or are you just visiting for when it is old enough to leave its mother?
 
Yep. The litter with Susie (4) is due although Mrs Mottie has firmly said no to naming the new pup Susie as we'll always be comparing. But I think I have a workaround as long as she doesn’t twig……

Everything crossed for you matey, you got a preference for a boy or a girl?
 
Everything crossed for you matey, you got a preference for a boy or a girl?
Well, we are hoping a girl but we are going to do the same as last time, which is what our friend, the breeder, told us to do. When the pups are up and moving about, we'll just sit there having a cuppa and chatting with Jackie until one comes over and chooses us. At that point I’ll probably burst out in tears again, just like I did when Susie chose us!
 
Cant wait to see the young pup, are you actually taking it home or are you just visiting for when it is old enough to leave its mother?
Just visiting to see them if they arrive in time. You can’t take them home until at least 8 weeks after they are born. Then you have to keep them indoors (or carry them) when you go out until their parvo injections have worked into their system.
 
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Just visiting to see them if they arrive in time. You can’t take them home until at least 8 weeks after they are born. Then you have to keep them indoors (or carry them) when you go out until their parvo injections have worked into their system.
Yes I wasn't sure if they were ready now, reading back your post I took it as that but then realised they were due to be born. I am as excited as. you are as I should have my greyhound in the next week. Exciting times for both of us.
 
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