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Originally Posted by Asa-James
£200 for a damaged claw, I need to train as a vet.
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:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Asa-James
£200 for a damaged claw, I need to train as a vet.
oh, our vets gets us to pay it up & then we put the claim thru ourselves, then we get paid less the excess, which is way less than £200
anyway, is pooch ok??
pooch is fine, and i'm sorting the paperwork out tonight. it'll all get sorted, but i could have done without the bill this week
ouch well atless there ok, ive spent stupid amounts on my dog in the vets one year the cont cost me over 1100 quid :mad: should have got a new dog lol
yeah im at night school on my last year of my welding diploma so i didnt really want to take on another course too, winter months are absolutely dire, things like cleaning/maintaining field drains, ditching, building maintenence (hate that with a passion) concreting, we usually service everything during winter too, dont mind the servicing of machines and such like as i find that interesting, other than that its just a bit boring really!Quote:
Originally Posted by mowgli
building maintenance is actually a traditional farm workers craft..seriously..
have you looked at day release courses?
just seen my brothers bird addressing her self with my sir name on facebook :mad: sorry but my grandad gave us one everlasting thing and that was are family name she has no right to address herself as it!!!!
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Originally Posted by mowgli
My first ever signature quote :thumb: lol
Biting into a very fresh jam donut from Tesco, only to find out its Fcuking custard. 65p I'll never see again. :(
Open to offers for the other 4 posted lol
i always think of a great big gurgling spot when i see a custard doughnut.... jam or nowt...
ps. i am not from derbyshire, so i prefer not to mate with sheep.....
i stayed in a hotel in derby once, and gave my name, saunders, and the bloke asked if that was with a u, i said yes, only to find them leading a sheep into my room..... i'll never make that mistake again...