Why ! It's only a sport if you do it for pleasure! I find fishing more offensive, especially as you have to throw back the catch .
At least the animal had a chance to live an adult life in its natural habitat, whereas the chicken you find on your table today is reared in a way that can only be described as deplorable.
The pheasants are hanging in my shed & the ducks plucked , ready for Christmas.. a nice plum , or Madeira sauce would compliment them, don't you think ?
A good pub will leave me with little change of £30 , plus a meal afterwards, petrol & parking expenses, then I have to listen to her moaning about her family & work colleagues , so not only is it not a money saving tip, but to add insult to injury, I'll get a headache, or worse , a migraine
Game . Shot a couple of ducks , 3 pheasants & a wood pigeon. Wasn't allowed to shoot rabbits because of the number of game keepers lurking in the woods .
I don't think I could retire altogether. It would be a shock to the system, plus, most of my pastimes are so expensive , so a little part time on an advisory level wouldn't be a bad idea, not only for financial reasons but it's good to stay in touch with people .
Suicide was the furthest thing from my mind !! I'm just wondering if I could cut down my expenditure. Here are some of my avoidable expenses.
Golf membership: £1,200per annum Hunting : £300 a hunt Satellite TV: £70 per month . Alcohol, women , dinning out . Undisclosed. Can you see where I'm coming from?
I'm not saying anyone should sacrifice standards , but some have to be made if your goal is not to work until you're in your late sixties, assuming you survive that long !
I think you may find that most of the butch kind are lesbians. May I also congratulate you on the diverse topic threads you create . It's always a guessing game when you post a new blog
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Why !It's only a sport if you do it for pleasure!
I find fishing more offensive, especially as you have to throw back the catch .
At least the animal had a chance to live an adult life in its natural habitat, whereas the chicken you find on your table today is reared in a way that can only be described as deplorable.