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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlgyahhkpfs.
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Great thread, designs. I love a lot of Lennon songs, with or without McCartney. It's such a shame he was gunned down by some lunatic - a terrible loss.
I love this song, Imagine, although I find it strange to see John singing 'imagine no possessions, I wonder if you can' at an expensive piano in his big mansion.
I also like Jealous Guy, such a beautiful song.
in an earlier thread, i mentioned that i wasn't a particularly doggy person but that my parents got a husky last year that i've come to regard as a kind of brother.. huskies superficially resemble wolves and for me it's been fun to compare and contrast husky and wolf behaviour.
huskies howl but rarely bark, and seem to have a strong prey drive and a strong pack instinct - a nod to their wild cousins.
this is why i love huskies, i think.. do you have a favourite dog breed and why?.
I could dig up a picture if you want - if it's not too much trouble, that would be great, thanks.
Smaller animals were candy as far as they were concerned - I can well imagine it, my parents' husky is similar.
Thanks for the photos lisa, they're too cute!
in an earlier thread, i mentioned that i wasn't a particularly doggy person but that my parents got a husky last year that i've come to regard as a kind of brother.. huskies superficially resemble wolves and for me it's been fun to compare and contrast husky and wolf behaviour.
huskies howl but rarely bark, and seem to have a strong prey drive and a strong pack instinct - a nod to their wild cousins.
this is why i love huskies, i think.. do you have a favourite dog breed and why?.
Thanks for all the responses.
Blondie - that last photo you posted is so cute!
Vanderhoven & talsin - rotties and dobies are wussies? Great, they go on my 'dogs I might own' list. I also like GSDs and border collies, too.
Great photo, kaik - the limb length vs body length proportion suggests GSD to me and the colour is obviously wolf. Beautiful specimen.
TD - how did your husky/wolf hybrids behave around people, other dogs, smaller animals? Could you walk them off the leash?
a scandal is brewing in the uk.
for many years gangs of asian men engaged in rape and torture of young girls who were in the "so-called" care system.
it is believed there were around 1,400 victims in north west england, focussed on the town of rotherham.. if reports are to be believed, social workers, police and the cpc knew it was happening and everybody failed to act for one simple reason.
Sorry, I was wrong, no Muslim Police Association, but give time ...
a scandal is brewing in the uk.
for many years gangs of asian men engaged in rape and torture of young girls who were in the "so-called" care system.
it is believed there were around 1,400 victims in north west england, focussed on the town of rotherham.. if reports are to be believed, social workers, police and the cpc knew it was happening and everybody failed to act for one simple reason.
Interesting link, Ruby.
However, that article must be put into context.
The 2011 Tottenham riots saw widespread looting and arson - is this a typically British thing to do?
In recent years, poppy burnings by muslim extremists have happened. Is this a British thing to do?
Depending on which source is most accurate, between 500 and 1500 muslims have travelled to Syria/Iraq to participate in jihad, beheadings, buying of women slaves and genocide. Are these typically British acts?
In Britain, we have the Black Police Association and the Muslim Police Association. Is this arrangement British?
in an earlier thread, i mentioned that i wasn't a particularly doggy person but that my parents got a husky last year that i've come to regard as a kind of brother.. huskies superficially resemble wolves and for me it's been fun to compare and contrast husky and wolf behaviour.
huskies howl but rarely bark, and seem to have a strong prey drive and a strong pack instinct - a nod to their wild cousins.
this is why i love huskies, i think.. do you have a favourite dog breed and why?.
In an earlier thread, I mentioned that I wasn't a particularly doggy person but that my parents got a husky last year that I've come to regard as a kind of brother.
Huskies superficially resemble wolves and for me it's been fun to compare and contrast husky and wolf behaviour. Huskies howl but rarely bark, and seem to have a strong prey drive and a strong pack instinct - a nod to their wild cousins
This is why I love huskies, I think.
Do you have a favourite dog breed and why?
If you don't but love dogs anyway then your comments are equally welcome.
Thank you.
i just buried my beloved poddle, little brother.
he died suddenly.
i know to most people that is not an important event.
I'm sorry to hear of your loss and I hope that time heals your wounds.
I don't really know what else to say. In the past, I've been guilty of dismissing peoples' grief over pets as overindulgance, sentimentality for its own sake, etc. I've never really been a doggy person but my parents bought a husky last year and I have to say, dogs are loyal to their owners. I've come to regard him as almost a brother.
In time, do you plan on getting another dog?
Take care
LUHE
aawa activists burst into a kingdom hall in kent.
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I agree with watson - I'm not gonna watch it. The photo is embarassing enough.
a scandal is brewing in the uk.
for many years gangs of asian men engaged in rape and torture of young girls who were in the "so-called" care system.
it is believed there were around 1,400 victims in north west england, focussed on the town of rotherham.. if reports are to be believed, social workers, police and the cpc knew it was happening and everybody failed to act for one simple reason.
it was against war with France that Britishness first defined itself - perhaps, or maybe England just happened to win that particular war. Was the war you had in mind before the uniting of Scotland and Engand? The Scots and French have formed alliances against England in the past, I think.
it was via the formation of the British empire that Britishness sought to identify itself - no, British identity already existed. The Empire sought to force-feed Britishness to aboriginal peoples.
The British Isles consist of Britain and Ireland, therefore Britishness/British culture is made up of Northern Irish, English, Scottish and Welsh cultures. Simples.
I don't think British culture is 'unfixed' but it sure is flexible.
i struggle to write good academic essays.
i'm never happy with the result of my labours.
i've had a few hds, but still feel they lack something.. for some months, i have been pondering why i have this problem, and the realisation is becoming clear that my problem is the result of having my brain washed clean by jesus for 40 years (my period of enslavement to the wt cause).
Erm... what are HDs?
