paddymac

Best of luck with the sale

Thats why they constantly put out these stories of the decline in Bops so they can continue with more of these monsters being released in already populated areas, we never hear them tell the truth about the true decline in our small finches and song birds to these over populated rapters.

Its just as hard to get ink ribbons for STB clocks.

Good morning folks

Don't think there are too many puncture clocks still in use these days

It'll be interesting to see what comes out of this and if the birds are fitted with cameras or other deterrents. It should have happened here years ago and we wouldn't have the problems we have now with the Bops.

Andy no available link unless we subscribe to their E-Link edition of the newspaper http://subscriber.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/subscribe.aspx?eid=c9f03ed4-f7f8-4f8c-acd2-f6a45f76dcce

The link worked for me as well Andy and I also seen it before, I was just wondering what Billy had hoped to have happened which was the title of the original post.

Who changed the Title :emoticon-0136-giggle:

In the words of Toyah Wilcox's song in the 80s "Its a Mystery" :emoticon-0136-giggle:

Billy what are you hoping works :emoticon-0138-thinking:

Same here Andy, I only buy the local paper that is published twice weekly.

Same here Sue, I have a mate who manages an allotment and he also uses it on the vegetables. I also heard it is very good on rose bushes.

Good morning folks

Happy Birthday :emoticon-0123-party:

Another good one Archie 😂😂

Keep them coming Billy, we all need a laugh now and then 😃

The food chain has moved on Dougie, although I have never tried rabbit myself.

very good Bill

Not as good as your earlier jokes Billy.

Very good Billy :emoticon-0136-giggle:

Must have been after the whiskey diet Archie :emoticon-0136-giggle:

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Its called Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease (RHD-2) Dougie, Some experts warn it could be more devastating than myxomatosis which killed 99% of the UK's rabbit population in the 1950s.