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13 July 2007, 11:18 PM
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did you run any of them over? should of took big al he would of loved that, you could of lined them up for him to run them over in his truck. could call it ten pole bowling.
horrible place speke though
i feel ill i had a chippy tea and i dont think my belly likes fish cakes
horrible place speke though
i feel ill i had a chippy tea and i dont think my belly likes fish cakes
13 July 2007, 11:22 PM
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that estate is some big idea from the 40/50's i think, 
its a big rabbit warren,
i noticed the camera's ontop of the lampposts even have mesh cage protection around them
someone , somewhere is making a nice living out of the poles working for buttons
its a big rabbit warren,
i noticed the camera's ontop of the lampposts even have mesh cage protection around them
someone , somewhere is making a nice living out of the poles working for buttons
13 July 2007, 11:26 PM
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one of the reasons it was built was for fords in the 60's. Horrible people and a horrible estate, they are a world to themselves in there.
right im off to bed mate bye
right im off to bed mate bye
13 July 2007, 11:27 PM
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13 July 2007, 11:32 PM
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13 July 2007, 11:44 PM
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i spoke to her today, i asked other people about it but they were reluctant to divuldge the information. i was concerned for her health and people just fob you off. i dont know some people just like to hold there secrets close to there chest as they have nothing else to do all day except bitch about others on here.
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13 July 2007, 11:55 PM
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14 July 2007, 12:05 AM
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Oh no
Just flicked throught the thread in NRS, i hope so very much that everythnig is ok for Scooby, and its just something very minor for him
My missus is a vetinary nurse, and if she was still up id ring her and ask if she'd heard of this sort of thing before, fingers crossed its nothing
Im a massive animal lover, especially dogs, and realise what you must be feeling right now, but bear in mind dogs are very very resilient creatures
I love them so much as they will do anything if you are holding even the most tinyest bit of meat reminds me of myself 
Im sure it will be nothing serious, and will no doubt be sorted by a simple stich in the right place kinda thing
Just flicked throught the thread in NRS, i hope so very much that everythnig is ok for Scooby, and its just something very minor for him
My missus is a vetinary nurse, and if she was still up id ring her and ask if she'd heard of this sort of thing before, fingers crossed its nothing
Im a massive animal lover, especially dogs, and realise what you must be feeling right now, but bear in mind dogs are very very resilient creatures
I love them so much as they will do anything if you are holding even the most tinyest bit of meat
reminds me of myself Im sure it will be nothing serious, and will no doubt be sorted by a simple stich in the right place kinda thing
14 July 2007, 12:28 AM
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Thanks Speedy Fingers crossed eh!
Although the stitch doesn't sound likely as they would have done that earlier on this week if that was an option
Been a bitch of a week with all this goin on I'll tell ya!
Don't know if your other half will know of them, but he's in Warrington's 24 hour vets ATM
Does she has access to an endoscope at all? Just that the vet said he is wanting to refer him to university to have the endoscope down his nose but it will cost over a grand and we just don't have the money If she knows of any corners we can cut we will be ever so grateful, we have already paid off £500 and have about another £200 to pay now with today's episode and that before he's started the aspergllosis tretment, he's not having that until it's confirmed when the tests come back, probably on Monday. But that treatment in itself is MEGA expensive 
He has had confirmed that he's got some bacterial thing though, I can't remember what it's called but Steve's posted it on the thread anyway. Would really appreciate any imput (advice etc) your OH can offer, if she has time to go through the thread (hope that's not too cheeky 
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I know dogs are resiliant, but christ he's lost a lot of blood this week and was touch and go on Monday
Fingers crossed eh!Although the stitch doesn't sound likely as they would have done that earlier on this week if that was an option
Been a bitch of a week with all this goin on I'll tell ya!
Don't know if your other half will know of them, but he's in Warrington's 24 hour vets ATM
Does she has access to an endoscope at all? Just that the vet said he is wanting to refer him to university to have the endoscope down his nose but it will cost over a grand and we just don't have the money
If she knows of any corners we can cut we will be ever so grateful, we have already paid off £500 and have about another £200 to pay now with today's episode and that before he's started the aspergllosis tretment, he's not having that until it's confirmed when the tests come back, probably on Monday. But that treatment in itself is MEGA expensive He has had confirmed that he's got some bacterial thing though, I can't remember what it's called but Steve's posted it on the thread anyway. Would really appreciate any imput (advice etc) your OH can offer, if she has time to go through the thread (hope that's not too cheeky )I know dogs are resiliant, but christ he's lost a lot of blood this week and was touch and go on Monday
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