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Discussion in 'Charlton' started by ElfsborgAddick, Oct 6, 2019.

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    You will never regret getting a dog and you'll wonder why you ever lived without one. You will need somebody to look after it for away games <ok>
     
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    Indeed. I hope you have plenty of suet pellets and fat balls to hand?
     
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    Respect the seriousness of this thread.
     
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    I’ll be knocking the away games on the Head by then. Not fair to leave them at home all day at the moment whilst out at work.
     
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    Solace at the beauty of wildlife is all the counselling I require.
     
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    Plus Elgar and the South Downs.
     
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    Both very intelligent breeds, which don't require an inordinate amount of exercise. I've had 2 dogs, both proper mongrels, not any of this cockapoo rubbish.
     
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    A man's best friend.
     
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    I’m going for a bulldog & a boxer.

    @Beware of the Virus is buying a parrot when he is fired from the charity shop.

    He’s already had a cock or two ....sorry....cockatoo
     
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    I find playing the guitar therapeutic, particularly the music of Turlough Carolan. I was lucky in that I was given a ukulele as a boy, which drove me to buy a guitar with the money I saved from paper rounds and caddying. As the wonderful Chet Atkins said, if you are very lucky someone will put a guitar in your hand when you are young.
     
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    Bulldogs are a fine breed but Crufts has a lot to answer for. They have breathing problems a a result of being overbred as showdogs. Same with pugs.
     
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    I wouldn't go for a bulldog because the Vet bills can be a nightmare with their breathing issues.
     
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    I find walking and swimming work for me. Get out into the British Countryside and lap up nature. I agree with All Hell, a dog is a great antidote to depression.
     
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    I like German Shepherds and English Bull terriers.
     
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    Same with Alsatian's and their back problems.
     
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    What’s the breed that featured with you in your Avatar ?
     
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    That's Lola who is an English Bull Terrier.
     
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    The good old Heinz 57. That's natural selection.
     
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    I need to move to the country.
    Little detached house so ive not got to listen to the neighbours.
    I say the country but about a 20 minute walk from a liitle high street.
    F@ck the driving and public transport, how people travel up and down on the train for work i aint got a clue.
    Id last less than a month on the train before the wife would get a phone call saying id been knicked and banned from southeastern.
    My be me age and im a moany git but i find myself getting angrier and angrier.
     
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    Agree 100% about the commuting, especially the tube.
    I used to drive every day from Charlton to Wembley (and back again) for work, but that was many years ago - long before the congestion charge. Even bus lanes were a novelty back then and the journey could usually be done in about 60 minutes (morning) and 90 on a good day (evening). I used to enjoy listening to Radio 4 in the car on my way home. This was before the days of 5Live and Talksport.

    Eventually I had no choice but to move closer to work or find another job, so I moved to West London. Every now and then I have to use the tube on a working day, maybe once every couple of months, when visiting a site. I have no idea at all how people can tolerate taking that journey twice a day every day without their heads exploding with frustration. And that's on the Central Line, which I'm told is one of the better ones.

    It's a miracle people don't go crazy in far greater numbers than they actually do.
     
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