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oldcodger 27 Sep 15 1.26am
I'm all for protecting the well being of animals but this is disgusting. It was probably the only thing he had in life to care for [Link] Edited by oldcodger (27 Sep 2015 1.27am)
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oldcodger

27 Sep 15 1.26am

I'm all for protecting the well being of animals but this is disgusting. It was probably the only thing he had in life to care for

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Hoof Hearted 27 Sep 15 9.57am
Sort of reminds me of the bit in Animal Farm when the pigs start walking on two legs and acting undemocratically. "..... some are more equal than others" Poor fella, it hurts, but the Animal Rights Activists knew what was best for that puppy .........
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Hoof Hearted 27 Sep 15 9.57am

Sort of reminds me of the bit in Animal Farm when the pigs start walking on two legs and acting undemocratically.

"..... some are more equal than others"

Poor fella, it hurts, but the Animal Rights Activists knew what was best for that puppy .........

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Ketteridge Brighton 27 Sep 15 10.39am
I appreciate not a great deal of detail but I'd be more concerned that the condition you would not expect a dog to live in are o.K. for a human and that they can house a dog but not the man. One supporter of hacking argued that without it "you will do away with the courage and pluck of the game, and I will be bound to bring over a lot of Frenchmen who would beat you with a week's practice -Blackheath secretary at first meeting of the F.A
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Brighton 27 Sep 15 10.39am

I appreciate not a great deal of detail but I'd be more concerned that the condition you would not expect a dog to live in are o.K. for a human and that they can house a dog but not the man.

One supporter of hacking argued that without it "you will do away with the courage and pluck of the game, and I will be bound to bring over a lot of Frenchmen who would beat you with a week's practice -Blackheath secretary at first meeting of the F.A

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oldcodger 27 Sep 15 12.07pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 27 Sep 2015 9.57am Sort of reminds me of the bit in Animal Farm when the pigs start walking on two legs and acting undemocratically. "..... some are more equal than others" Poor fella, it hurts, but the Animal Rights Activists knew what was best for that puppy ......... They no doubt thought they had some kind of moral high ground. It was probably them that filmed it too. One blessing of the Internet age, idiots filming themselves acting as such.
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oldcodger

27 Sep 15 12.07pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 27 Sep 2015 9.57am

Sort of reminds me of the bit in Animal Farm when the pigs start walking on two legs and acting undemocratically.

"..... some are more equal than others"

Poor fella, it hurts, but the Animal Rights Activists knew what was best for that puppy .........

They no doubt thought they had some kind of moral high ground. It was probably them that filmed it too. One blessing of the Internet age, idiots filming themselves acting as such.

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Ibanez 27 Sep 15 12.20pm
Quote Ketteridge at 27 Sep 2015 10.39am I appreciate not a great deal of detail but I'd be more concerned that the condition you would not expect a dog to live in are o.K. for a human and that they can house a dog but not the man. This. They treated that man like dirt, massive double standards.
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Ibanez 27 Sep 15 12.20pm

Quote Ketteridge at 27 Sep 2015 10.39am

I appreciate not a great deal of detail but I'd be more concerned that the condition you would not expect a dog to live in are o.K. for a human and that they can house a dog but not the man.

This. They treated that man like dirt, massive double standards.

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oldcodger 27 Sep 15 12.21pm
Quote Ibanez at 27 Sep 2015 12.20pm Quote Ketteridge at 27 Sep 2015 10.39am I appreciate not a great deal of detail but I'd be more concerned that the condition you would not expect a dog to live in are o.K. for a human and that they can house a dog but not the man. This. They treated that man like dirt, massive double standards. Horrible to see.
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oldcodger

27 Sep 15 12.21pm

Quote Ibanez at 27 Sep 2015 12.20pm

Quote Ketteridge at 27 Sep 2015 10.39am

I appreciate not a great deal of detail but I'd be more concerned that the condition you would not expect a dog to live in are o.K. for a human and that they can house a dog but not the man.

This. They treated that man like dirt, massive double standards.

Horrible to see.

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Stuk Top half 28 Sep 15 3.36pm
Proper bunch of c***s. Stole it and then sold it. Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 28 Sep 15 3.36pm

Proper bunch of c***s.

Stole it and then sold it.

Optimistic as ever

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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 28 Sep 15 4.42pm
I always used to think when I saw a homeless person with a dog " blimey mate you can barely look after yourself let alone a dog as well" . but I have since read a big issue article that its sort of encouraged , it makes them think more about getting themselves sorted and gives them responsability interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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I always used to think when I saw a homeless person with a dog " blimey mate you can barely look after yourself let alone a dog as well" . but I have since read a big issue article that its sort of encouraged , it makes them think more about getting themselves sorted and gives them responsability

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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Part Time James 28 Sep 15 4.48pm
Quote richard shaw (og)65 at 28 Sep 2015 4.42pm I always used to think when I saw a homeless person with a dog " blimey mate you can barely look after yourself let alone a dog as well" . but I have since read a big issue article that its sort of encouraged , it makes them think more about getting themselves sorted and gives them responsability Should give them a baby to look after as well, might speed it up even more.
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28 Sep 15 4.48pm

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Quote richard shaw (og)65 at 28 Sep 2015 4.42pm

Should give them a baby to look after as well, might speed it up even more.

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twist Miami, Florida 29 Sep 15 7.52pm
The first thing i thought was how is this legal ? why have the police not gotten involved ? Then i remembered, this is France. Please tell me this would not happen in Britain, please give me hope for my old homeland.
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Miami, Florida 29 Sep 15 7.52pm

The first thing i thought was how is this legal ? why have the police not gotten involved ? Then i remembered, this is France.
Please tell me this would not happen in Britain, please give me hope for my old homeland.

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-TUX- Alphabettispaghetti 29 Sep 15 8.44pm
Quote Part Time James at 28 Sep 2015 4.48pm Quote richard shaw (og)65 at 28 Sep 2015 4.42pm I always used to think when I saw a homeless person with a dog " blimey mate you can barely look after yourself let alone a dog as well" . but I have since read a big issue article that its sort of encouraged , it makes them think more about getting themselves sorted and gives them responsability Should give them a baby to look after as well, might speed it up even more. Yeah, like that has helped many 'non homeless' to sort themselves out! The mind boggles Time to move forward together.
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-TUX-

Alphabettispaghetti 29 Sep 15 8.44pm

Quote Part Time James at 28 Sep 2015 4.48pm

Quote richard shaw (og)65 at 28 Sep 2015 4.42pm

Should give them a baby to look after as well, might speed it up even more.

Yeah, like that has helped many 'non homeless' to sort themselves out!
The mind boggles

Time to move forward together.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 29 Sep 15 9.14pm
Quote -TUX- at 29 Sep 2015 8.44pm Quote Part Time James at 28 Sep 2015 4.48pm Quote richard shaw (og)65 at 28 Sep 2015 4.42pm I always used to think when I saw a homeless person with a dog " blimey mate you can barely look after yourself let alone a dog as well" . but I have since read a big issue article that its sort of encouraged , it makes them think more about getting themselves sorted and gives them responsability Should give them a baby to look after as well, might speed it up even more. Yeah, like that has helped many 'non homeless' to sort themselves out! The mind boggles You need to familiarise yourself more with PTJ's posting style. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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