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Markey mark wrote:There’s animals that shut their brain in half , like a swift it will not land for few years , it sleep and feed in the air , and when it sleeps the swift brain will shut down by half ,

Major wrote:

McAz wrote:Desist from your trolling starbold - as explained now numerous times the term "starbold" is not being used in place of a name.

Hope this helps:

http://www.thesleepingdogs.net/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=45090&sid=63aca595bf5228ce3807b0d41bfae9eb

Yes it is and you are baiting in the snug

Major wrote:As far as Dogs is concerned my 'registered' name is Major and entitled to be referred to as such the same as everyone else. It is deliberate baiting.

'starbold' does not have anything to do with Dogs.

NO BAITING in the 'snug'

Major wrote:

McAz wrote:

Major wrote:Very interesting, I remember posting something similar to this myself a while back, may have even been this.

Robins and chaffinches will eat gentles which are dropped on the floor

where an angler sits, they have even perched on my fishing rod and I have thrown gentles to them.

Really? I don't recall your post, starbold - do you have ?

My forum name is Major, please use it. Stop trying to bait me, you are so obvious.

McAz wrote:If I use a forum name I don't call you by anything other than Major - what are you talking about, starbold?

Stooo wrote:If I quote you then I need not to use your honorific, which is why I don't.

McAz wrote:

Major wrote:Very interesting, I remember posting something similar to this myself a while back, may have even been this.

Robins and chaffinches will eat gentles which are dropped on the floor

where an angler sits, they have even perched on my fishing rod and I have thrown gentles to them.

Really? I don't recall your post, starbold - do you have ?

McAz wrote:

Markey mark wrote:I go back to my family on exmoor somtimes , adders are very common on the moor my old Nan was bitten twice in a month picking berries for jam , and at our yard we have a large wood chip pile , have seen the odd adder over the years , used to go crow point in Devon as you cross the sand dunes , there was signs warning dog owner to keep their dogs on lead because of adders bites ,

Lovely place Exmoor - use to visit during my trips to Ilfracombe a long time ago. Too far to go now.

Markey mark wrote:I go back to my family on exmoor somtimes , adders are very common on the moor my old Nan was bitten twice in a month picking berries for jam , and at our yard we have a large wood chip pile , have seen the odd adder over the years , used to go crow point in Devon as you cross the sand dunes , there was signs warning dog owner to keep their dogs on lead because of adders bites ,

Markey mark wrote:Remember as a kid walking down our farm lane , there was a old slate wall , and you would see hundreds of slow worms , I haven’t seen one for years now , see the odd grass snake in some customers gardens that have ponds , and the odd adder at the yard , but slow worms no

Major wrote:Very interesting, I remember posting something similar to this myself a while back, may have even been this.

Robins and chaffinches will eat gentles which are dropped on the floor

where an angler sits, they have even perched on my fishing rod and I have thrown gentles to them.