pigeonpete

shocked at your grammar today roland!! ;D ;D you been on the beer already? lol

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great!! cant wait :-):-) im biting my tongue so much here!!!

great pic tammy!! still think its liz that need the glasses ;D ;D

Started off with 24 two did not make the grade, 3 were lost off loft( hawks) 19 flying brilliant, had 2 short tosses, then first 18 miler, bang!!! percy x2 herded them up, and they went every where!! never got a bird back on the day. heavy rain camn in that evening, got 15 out of 19 over the next week 10 days, 1 was to injured to race, so had 14 to race all had 6 races, and never dropped 1 :-) got a couple injured though. But there for next year :-)

please can i lock this thread now!!! even strappers joining in so it just confirms, all the basics members in need of medication!! good dose of batril will sort you all out!! ;D ;D

Thats a shame, any idea what caused the problems to start with?

There are 7 girls. Each girl has 7 backpack Each backpack has 7 big cats Each big cat has 7 little small cats. 1. Focus on the first girl first: A B C D E F G Girl A has 7 backpacks 2. Now focus on first backpack A1 : A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 Backpack A1 has 7 big cats 3. Now focus on first big cat : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Each big cats have 7 small cats (that's the end of the focus) Systematically, 7 small cats has 28 legs (7 * 4) combined with the big cat that owns this 7 small cats. Lets call this the "cat chain", so cat chain 1 has 32 legs altogether. So since there are 7 big cats 7 * 32 = 224 legs Therefore each backpack has 224 legs Finally, each girl has 7 * 224 = 1568 legs. have made it a bit easier for you have not told you the answer, but should make id a bit better now, this is how i would rite it out on paper for my kids :-)

heard it on the news yesterday official, that women can only keep secrets for 47 hours?? ;D ;D

was hoping you had forgot this thread now ;D

well that would be telling carol all i remember hearing was tammy was paying for the first round ;D

only cause sue told you!!! ;D ;D

thats what i mean, it says do you want to cancel or not?? only way i could get out of it was by saying not to save??

well would not have thought mr bean would be that clever :-) :-)

lol you need the answer :-)

found it more complicated adding my name!!! could not close the spreadsheet down!!! ;D

no chance of getting a bus that big!! got it on my third go :-/

1-0 up after 75 mins :X :X

the information on the above picture, Some of you my find interesting The image above is two pigeon peddlers standing next to sixty thousand pigeons. The California Pigeon Farm was established in 1898, right next to the Los Angeles river. It was the largest pigeon farm in the world. Also one mile away was the railway yards that brought wheat and grain to bakeries nearby. Grain was dropped from the rail cars that helped feed the free flying pigeons. All varieties, all classes were there and one and all inbred. There were forty thousand cotes for young pigeons on the property. The squabs were caught and collected for market at three weeks of age. Squab sold for two to three dollars a dozen. It took sixty bushels of wheat and corn per day, which was shipped in by rail from Northern California. Only five men were needed on the farm and their principle labor consisted of catching squabs, feeding and cleaning out the nest boxes. Fertilizer was also a valuable product of the farm and sold by the carload. Tanneries, owners of orchards and berry farms being the principle purchasers. This brought in a hundred and twenty five dollars per carload. The peddlers of the farm started business with just one hundred birds. There many homers at the farm plus a number variations in color and markings. It was quite a sight to see all these pigeons free flying. Squab was sold at the ranch for food tothe public and shipped via rail to western cities. Remember, only ice was available in 1909 to keep the dressed squabs fresh. The pigeon farm was in operation from 1898 to 1937 when terrific rains caused the free flowing Los Angeles river to swell and the Los Angeles Pigeon Farm was washed away in the flood, never to be rebuilt.

Nice set up mate, Mine would never find there way in ;D

Poor vallance!! does he really know what he has let himself in for?? He wont sleep all weekend ;D ;D

Dont really fancy the blue oyster bar with you mate! But yeah any other place no problem

well funny bob, can imagine you doing that ;D ;D ;D

your showing your age now mr bean!!! ;D ;D ;D

sent you a pm mate