Heartland

Hom_Corleone wrote: And yes, the Slippers are sooooo last year. Another vote for the Batmobile.

You really want to continue this, don't you.

paul wrote: You really want to continue this, don't you.

I'm just jealous Paul.

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:

reactiv8 wrote:BadgerWatch Ireland

IZ.

Eek!

- Nice One IZ!

Hom_Corleone wrote:

paul wrote: You really want to continue this, don't you.

I'm just jealous Paul.

Perhaps I can weed those slippers as a vine. Wear them for a month and send them to another HL-er

paul wrote:

Hom_Corleone wrote:

paul wrote: You really want to continue this, don't you.

I'm just jealous Paul.

Perhaps I can weed those slippers as a vine. Wear them for a month and send them to another HL-er

Hom_Corleone wrote:

paul wrote:

Hom_Corleone wrote: I'm just jealous Paul.

Perhaps I can weed those slippers as a vine. Wear them for a month and send them to another HL-er

but don't wash them to preserve the quality

*Holds nose*



I vote for the Batmobile, anyway, as I loathe The Simpsons, and always have.



*Hides*

SINsister wrote:*Holds nose*



I vote for the Batmobile, anyway, as I loathe The Simpsons, and always have.

*Hides*

At last It's not just me.

Nope! There are a few of us (shocker!), though our numbers are small, it seems...

We Two are Three.

I've never liked The Simpsons

scotty wrote:We Two are Three.

I've never liked The Simpsons

Join us brother, for we are legion....

Hom_Corleone wrote:

scotty wrote:We Two are Three.

I've never liked The Simpsons

Join us brother, for we are legion....

This wouldn't be the first war in history started by jalousy

Have to say The Simpsons kinda went off the boil after th 5th season, but there are some gems still & the movie made me laugh a lot.
Still have to go with the Batmobile though (although a remote control Dalek is going to beat that one in top trumps easy peasy)

One almighty bottle of (don't search Google Images for this from work...):


And half a ton of cash so's I can buy what I want for meself.

my mother got me pink fluffy flippers.

on purpose.

emilystrange wrote:my mother got me pink fluffy flippers.

on purpose.

Didn't she get you something similar for your b'day

emilystrange wrote:my mother got me pink fluffy flippers.

on purpose.

I'll have them

Big Si wrote:

emilystrange wrote:my mother got me pink fluffy flippers.

on purpose.

Didn't she get you something similar for your b'day

no. that would have been MIL, not on purpose... for real

I got this today, for £40. This for £5, and finally this second-hand for £13. Oh, and a bondagey red-and-black jumper for a tenner.

See, my relatives all sent money because I didn't know what to ask for. And this is a good advert for doing that. I'm dead fuckin' chuffed.

DVDs: Escape From New York, Excalibur and Ghostbusters.

A bonsai Golden Larch from my parents (coz I'm a forester and countryside manager so I simply must have a mini-tree in my office. And they'd be right).

A very swanky True Utility windproof lighter.

A collapsible shovel (just in case I get the Landy or the car stuck).

Some firelighting paper (see above).

One of those saws-on-a-string (see above).

Hair clippers.

Roe Deer: Management and Stalking by R. Prior.

Management of Deer & Their Habitat: Principles & Methods by A. De Nahlik.

Falconry: Care, Captive Breeding & Conservation by J. Parry-Jones.

Syberberg wrote:
Roe Deer: Management and Stalking by R. Prior.

Management of Deer & Their Habitat: Principles & Methods by A. De Nahlik.

I've got both of them, the chapter on Red Deer in the latter is a bit basic but quite a good read.
Have you read Paul Van Vligen's book on Red Deer, he manged Letterewe for year and really knew his subject, the management of Highland Red Deer is close to my heart

scotty wrote:

Syberberg wrote:
Roe Deer: Management and Stalking by R. Prior.

Management of Deer & Their Habitat: Principles & Methods by A. De Nahlik.

I've got both of them, the chapter on Red Deer in the latter is a bit basic but quite a good read.
Have you read Paul Van Vligen's book on Red Deer, he manged Letterewe for year and really knew his subject, the management of Highland Red Deer is close to my heart

Haven't managed to get my nose stuck into either just yet, I gave them a brief scan (I've got more roe than red to deal with in my woods and a sneaking suspicion that I may have some muntjac as well. Bloody Victorian and Georgian landowners, bringing back non-native animals that cause silly amounts of habitat destruction...grrrr, mutter, moan).

You don't mean Paul van Vlissengen? I know he wrote, or commissioned, a report on highland deer management, but can't remember the title off the top of my head. I'm also trying to get my hands on a copy of Fraser's "A Herd of Red Deer."

boots
pointy boots
more boots

and a latex catsuit

alice wrote:pointy boots ... and a latex catsuit

That beats the Batmobile as far as I'm concerned.

Syberberg wrote:Falconry: Care, Captive Breeding & Conservation by J. Parry-Jones.

Ooooooo - I'll have that, then. Thanks!