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Cheers Andy.

Cheers .Do you vaccinate a second time,read several fanciers do this.

I have a few youngens ready to put through. I've never vaccinated them at this stage but always waited till the lot were through.If I vaccinate these few and do the others later will there be any reaction.

Good morning lads.

Overcast and frosty.Looks like snow ??

sent you a pm mate. Lindsay

White with frost this mo.

Good morning Brian,shock to the system this mo,everything white with frost.

Happy birthday Bill g

From my mate Des. A young Army officer was severely wounded in the head by a grenade, but the only visible, permanent injury was that both of his ears were amputated. Since his remaining hearing was sufficient, he remained in the Army. Many years later he eventually rose to the rank of Major General. He was, however, very sensitive about his appearance. One day the General was interviewing three servicemen who were candidates for his headquarters staff. The first was a Captain, a tactical helicopter pilot, and it was a great interview. At the end of the interview the General asked him, 'Do you notice anything different about me?' The young officer answered,> 'Why, yes, Sir, I couldn't help but notice that you have no ears.' The general was displeased with his lack of tact and threw him out. The second interview was with a Navy Lieutenant, and he was even better. The General then asked him the same question, 'Do you notice anything different about me?' He replied sheepishly, 'Well, sir, you have no ears.' The General threw him out also. The third interview was with an old Sergeant Major, an Infantryman and staff-trained NCO. He was smart, articulate, fit, looked sharp, and seemed to know more than the two officers combined. The General liked this guy, and went ahead with the same question, 'Do you notice anything different about me?' To his surprise the Sergeant Major said, 'Yes, sir, you wear contact lenses.' The General was very impressed and thought, 'What an incredibly observant NCO, and he didn't mention my ears.' He asked, 'Sergeant Major, how do you know I wear contacts?' 'Well, sir,' the soldier replied, 'it's pretty hard to wear glasses with no bloody ears.'

Thought you'd took them through the toilet window mate,anything to keep the peace.Looks good,get a couple of stock pair in there

Both of them have gone up as well Tony.

Just been for a couple of bags of Gem Irish mix,gone up £1:50 a bag since last week,now £15:50 for 25 kg. Somebody is now taking the PEE.If BOP don't stop lads flying their birds this lot will.Got 40 rings looks like there will be a few spare,can race and enjoy 30 just as much. :emoticon-0138-thinking:

Happy birthday lads,have a gooden

Cold overcast starting to clear,slight breeze.

Good morning Brian.

At the mo. mine are feeding youngens so there's a hopper of feed in front of them all the time,exercising very well.

Light feed on arrival (depuretive) then protein for the evening and next morning feed.Clean water or electrolytes.

Overcast,cold first thing,getting warmer.

Happy birthday lads,and a special one for Davey,have a great day mate.

Good morning lads.

Happy birthday mate.

Cold and grey here,not a very nice start to the day.

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