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12-12-2010, 07:24 AM
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Re: Death of a Marine
Ok darls your on, although I could just send you the money and buy you your treat, I would hate to have your drowning on my conscience. If you're near Lancashire my uncle Pete and aunt Linda would love to cater for you. |
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12-12-2010, 07:27 AM
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Re: Death of a Marine
How funny!! I used to live in Lancashire (Oldham) and am going up there next Friday. Will be in the Manchester/Oldham/Shaw region then going a trip to Leeds in Yorkshire. Love the way they speak up there, "Alright our kid?"  |
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12-12-2010, 08:01 AM
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LMAO! I just got this in a PM, and he isn't full of shit????, I asked him to post but instead he PM's me this tripe. Our Sheep HOME TRADE BLANKETS ORDER HERE THE SHEEP LEWIS & CLARK SHEEP FOR SALE CONTACT US RETAIL/ LINKS Our sheep are all raised under natural western range conditions. Our sheep are Targhee and Targhee Merino bred for a predominance of the Merino cross, greatly improving the quality and staple length of our fleeces. TARGHEE sheep are an American produced breed. They were developed by the Duboise, Idaho Research Station, beginning in 1926. Their name comes from the Targhee National Forest in Idaho which is in the area they were first produced. Their original breeding stock came from breeding Rambouillet rams to ewes of Corriedale x Lincoln-Rambouillet bloodlines. Developed under range conditions with rigid standards based on range performance, the resulting breed of Targhee sheep are intermediate sized, polled, free from skin folds, and open faced. They shear about 11 pounds of wool a year, and the length of the wool is about 3 inches. They are good mothers, produce a good quantity of milk, and do well in our western range conditions. Our initial Targhee sheep carried a finer wool than average which already gave their wool added softness. MERINO sheep began their ancestry in Spain and are the foundation sheep stock for many of the fine wooled breeds. They have very fine fleeces and pronounced flocking tendencies. One disadvantage of the early Merinos was their abundance of skin folds which made them very difficult to shear. The Merino influence came to our herds from semen imported from Australia in 1987 by Dick Everett. Dick introduced this cross on his Targhee ewes and discovered he had a unique "nick" in an extra long staple length of fiber while still retaining a very high quality, fine wool. We have steadily improved our wool since then. Our Targhee Merino sheep produce an average fleece weight of 13 pounds with a staple length of 3 ½ to 4". The wool has a micron diameter of about 22 (very fine). The wool has a very tight outside layer, which makes the fiber slick, giving it a soft, luxurious texture which is very comfortable next to the skin. The products made from our sheep will surprise you with their softness and comfort level. This is why they carry the "WoolSoft" designation. By 2001 we were producing enough of this special wool that we formed Montana Shepherds' Market so that we could offer to others unique products made from these fine fleeces. "Quality wool products without the itch." ..this is taken from a family website, so cool your jets expert..am no liar, and have a daughter living in Sydney to prove it...one of your navy nurses couldn't resist me whilst on leave there...visiting family interests amongst other things...I have served in both Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as Somalia and all over in the Central/South American areas of conflict, there to slow the flow of illegal drugs that pervade the entire world from this hemisphere...do not preach to me about conspiracy, you are not privy to any real intelligence that would explain the overall strategy of the US, only the filtered down internet garbage that you believe is the truth...I know this Marine and his family...you know nothing of what happened after this picture was taken, so take this from me, I do know what I am talking about, I do stand against extremism in all forms, and I do NOT care about you or what your argument is...you are disrespectful and ignorant, hiding behind ignorance... With respect for your point of view.... Now check this link and see if you can spot any similarities. FUCKING LYING DOG, I didn't have to catch you, you caught your fucking self, I said you were dumb, but fuck me this takes the whole fucking cake. ROFLMFAO!  |
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12-12-2010, 08:15 AM
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Re: Death of a Marine
For the doubters. Just in case you think I would stoop so low as to make something up, here is a screen shot from the real person who does actually make things up. Allow me to introduce Mr.Guderian1974, bullshitter extraordinaire. Credibility ZERO!. Foot bleeding LOTS!  · |
