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Judgemental said:
How very nice to see you out.
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Why thank you kind Sir.

How are you? been out much? Haven't looked around the posts yet to catch up.

Our first foals are due so has been a bit busy around here. I guess when I do the sitting up I will be pestering you all! thank goodness for camera's that's all I can say.

Fill me in everybody what's been going on. x
 
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A source that might be reliable, suggested to me that a certain former Prime Minister visits this website.

Yes, the man himself, who has been so beastly to us, because so my source said, "that he is so worried about the ban and a section of society holds him personally accountable" than anything else!

Perhaps he hopes the ban will be repealed so he can be enobled (or is more a question of the wishes of his OH, bearing in mind her friend Pauline is m'ladied here there and everywhere. The source said the OH was giving him grief at home on the subject) and show his face in the House of Lords and join his chums Peter and John.
 
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Simsar said:
Seems we posted the same time EK. Our fields need your hunt then! Or a shotgun, can I write that **** it anyone got a shotgun??
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Assuming you Poo Pick. Put the pickings down the holes.

Especially nice fresh ones. Don't use poo from the stable because that will likely have straw, shavings or paper mixed and bunny likes that but not neat!

Then bunny will go away - eventually. They will open up the burrow a couple of times, but if you are consistent they will give up.
 
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Thank you but the girls are on thirty acres so don't poo pick we harrow and rest. We had a friend in twice/three times last year lamping, the first night they got 100 odd rabbits then the next week 70 and so on we have refilled dug holes but they keep coming back. Must be due for lamping again when it is hard under foot.

They horses were a pain though they would stand with the truck and watch the rabbits being shot!!!!! Naughty girls.
 
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funny you should say Coventry Max my son is going to Uni there!

Hello Rosie how are you today. x:)
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Hi Simsar, i'm ok as things go, get fed up at times just sitting in the chair but thats life--I think someone must be sticking pins in me, LOL. What is Max studying at uni? Has the SU finished now, we are plodding on with lambing calls. xx
 
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Perhaps somebody from the Warwickshire can comment on one of their membership - the new boss of The Royal Bank of Scotland, Mr Stephen Hester.

Is he a thruster? May be if he has time, he may care to join the merry band of posters on this site and would like to comment?

I noted he was sprayed all over the press and media today for a variety of financial reasons. I am pleased to say in correct hunting kit too.

Although with his capabilities and responsibilities, I would have preferred to see a proper crash hat. Also it sets a good example to the young.

These absurd velvet, things without a chin strap, are a waste of time and from a bygone era.

No doubt there will be wails of derision so far as that last comment is concerned! :)
 
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Judgemental said:
Perhaps somebody from the Warwickshire can comment on one of their membership - the new boss of The Royal Bank of Scotland, Mr Stephen Hester.

Is he a thruster? May be if he has time, he may care to join the merry band of posters on this site and would like to comment?

I noted he was sprayed all over the press and media today for a variety of financial reasons. I am pleased to say in correct hunting kit too.

Although with his capabilities and responsibilities, I would have preferred to see a proper crash hat. Also it sets a good example to the young.

These absurd velvet, things without a chin strap, are a waste of time and from a bygone era.

No doubt there will be wails of derision so far as that last comment is concerned! :)
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DAILY MAIL £7.7million for boss of a bank WE bailed out . . . even though they lost £1bn last year By Lucy Farndon Last updated at 10:47 AM on 9th March 2011 Stephen Hester, Royal Bank of Scotland's chief executive has been handed £7.7million Royal Bank of Scotland was branded ‘a disgrace’ after handing its chief executive Stephen Hester a £7.7million pay package for last year – even though the bailed-out bank lost more than £1billion. The bank revealed that Mr Hester and eight of his top team are sharing a bonus and shares windfall totalling £28million for 2010, despite presiding over a dismal performance. Mr Hester gets a £1.2million base salary, plus a £2.01million bonus in shares and the chance to get a further £4.45million under a long-term incentive scheme.

Well good for him, so long as a goodly whack went to the Warwickshire.

My question has been answered, he is a thruster in every sence of the word!

Bet no one from the Warwickshire will dare comment!

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...on-boss-bank-WE-bailed-out.html#ixzz1G8cAs7jG
 
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rosiefronfelen said:
Hi Simsar, i'm ok as things go, get fed up at times just sitting in the chair but thats life--I think someone must be sticking pins in me, LOL. What is Max studying at uni? Has the SU finished now, we are plodding on with lambing calls. xx
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Hey Rosie, sitting in a chair ain't all that bad you have us for your entertainment LOL.

Max is really brainy! swapped at birth, he is going to do History and International affairs. Wants an Aston Martin I think LOL to much James Bond watching that's what I blame that on.

SU still going, Ian and Ginge (Tracey) have had a baby boy he is gorgeous I think Ian only missed one days hunting on the day of his birth.

I know I keep saying this but one day we will come visit.:)
 
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Black Velvet sounds like it should be the title of a rather good kids book about a pony.
A rather nice native that becomes a wonderful hunter in a Jill/Pullen-Thomson (spell?) style. :D

That pay package it obcene! I think it should be given to the more diserving - i.e. ME! ;) :)
 
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