Badger's new Pussy!

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Originally Posted by joshwalker094

love cats :P got 3 adult ones and 4 kittens in my roo]m just trying to sell them now, any one want to buy a kitten?

But you give kittens away .
Well down south you do.
Can post this one if you want it

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Originally Posted by Mrs DJ Fridge

Have you got you HGV yet? I am taking my medical next week for exactly the same reason. I am currently driving a small lorry using the 'grandparents rights' loophole, it will never last so I have decided to go for it. I would love to know your opinions on what it is like to learn, I have not taken any sort of driving test since my motorbike test about 15 years ago.

Yes I love cats, but eldest son is allergic to them, youngest is allergic to dogs, and both of them are allergic to horses, not that it stops youngest spending every spare minute with his pony!

Hi Mrs DJ Fridge,
No I haven't started yet, my fiance did his last year and he enjoyed it a lot. It was all fine until we bought this:





Unfortunately that means if the fiance falls or is hurt during a competition, then I have to call one of his mates to drive the horses home. So it is important for me to learn how to drive it too. Since its an 18 tonne, I have to get my HGV licence. I was just waiting to get the medical and the rest of the bits sorted.
Do you ride too or is it just your son?

[Jayneflakes]

Wow VT, I am so digging your truck, that is awesome... Wants a go!

I think that you would be an awesome truck driver, I know that wifey wishes that she had never learned to drive, but the thought of trekking across the globe in a truck sounds like a lot of fun to me, just would not want to be a commercial driver. Sending all the love your way as always XXX

Originally Posted by Von Teese

What a great trackday transporter that thing would make!

Are you taking bookings ?

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We could ask nicely so you might garage the bikes if it rains.

I grew up on the road with horses, my family still compete at top flight, (dad was champion with his Hackney at HOYS this year). So yes I do still occasionally ride, but I have to keep working at the family business so not nearly as much time as when I was younger. My youngest had to think long and hard before getting his latest pony, before that he had ridden hairy scurry ponies. But we discussed did he want to join the team and compete properly, I told him all it entailed, always doing what you are told, the only appropriate answers to anything are yes, OK, and straight away. He thought long and hard and decided that he was ready for it, and bless him he takes it very seriously, I watched him training today and he is really a child to be proud of, my only problem is that when I watch him I often want to be sick due to worry that he does his best. Our eldest doesn't ride at all now, he would rather enjoy life at his own pace.