Lots of forum jumping going on !

[bigpaul]

the worst ones are the staffie owners, one around here has just let her 11 MONTH OLD have a litter, and some of the chocolate labradors can be viscous, mind you round here you have to watch out for ankle biters as well.....this is JACK RUSSELL territory.

[Metroyeti]

I have a staff.

People buy dogs not realising you have to train them, you see people with 2m long chains wondering why they carnt walk the dog as its pulling them along. Short leads work wonders, as for "breeding" dogs, no dog should be under 2 years, before having a litter, try telling a chav thay, they dont know what contraception is let alone how to look after there own kids before adding pets to the mix.

[NorthernRaider]

(29 October 2012, 13:07)Metroyeti Wrote: I have a staff.

Stop playing with it and it will go down, besides it makes you go blind.

[Scythe13]

I have a heavy sleeve (I love BladeRunner.tv) and a chunk of Cold Steel as a dog training device. Lesson 1...Don't mess with me, Mr Woof.

[Hrusai]

(29 October 2012, 13:07)Metroyeti Wrote: I have a staff.

See, we even got people preparing for saurons invasion xD

[Room 101]

(27 October 2012, 22:30)Hexyprep Wrote: I use one other forum myself. I think you pick up different things in different places. I have actually been on that other one for a long time, but something recently made me question some of the things that are said on it or not said and while their knowledge is amazing in many areas, something doesn't fit for me. I don't jump around, but before deciding on forums did look around to make sure I joined sites I was going to be happy with.

As a new member, I thought I'd add a comment.
I am a member of another site and also view one other on a regular basis. Whilst the members on this site post a lot of really useful information and there's a lot of useful discussion, what really puts me off is various members' commenting on politics and religion. The old saying about not commenting on religion or politics has stood the test of time for a very good reason.
Personally, I can accept someone has different views to me, but I don't think it's relevant for a 'survival/prepper' site to basically slag off a whole section of society just because of their religion/job/political viewpoint. In my view it devalues what would otherwise be a very good site.

[Metroyeti]

(29 October 2012, 14:35)Hrusai Wrote:

(29 October 2012, 13:07)Metroyeti Wrote: I have a staff.

See, we even got people preparing for saurons invasion xD

Just seen an advert for the hobbit on tv

[NorthernRaider]

(4 November 2012, 21:44)Room 101 Wrote: Personally, I can accept someone has different views to me, but I don't think it's relevant for a 'survival/prepper' site to basically slag off a whole section of society just because of their religion/job/political viewpoint. In my view it devalues what would otherwise be a very good site.

Personally I see politics as part and parcel of prepping, many of the issues we have to prep for are caused directly because of political action such as the mess the EU has made of Europe, or the mess the socialists have made of our NHS, welfare state and economy. If we dont identify and understand the causal factors we cannot best plan how to prep to survive the consequences. Just as if weathermen tell us theres no storm coming and one does come, just as cops telling us theres no gang crime only for us to fall victim to gang crime, just as agriculturalists promising a bountiful harvest and it fails, we must discuss, analise and learn from politics and its massive mistakes.

EG no future society if it understands the lessons of today would allow mass immigration into the UK, we would not create a compulsary welfare system, we would probably have kept the 3 teer education system etc etc.

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And most importantly of all the arseholes and dickheads who created the mess we live in must be exposed and hopefully brought to account.

[Skean Dhude]

(4 November 2012, 21:44)Room 101 Wrote: I am a member of another site and also view one other on a regular basis. Whilst the members on this site post a lot of really useful information and there's a lot of useful discussion, what really puts me off is various members' commenting on politics and religion. The old saying about not commenting on religion or politics has stood the test of time for a very good reason.
Personally, I can accept someone has different views to me, but I don't think it's relevant for a 'survival/prepper' site to basically slag off a whole section of society just because of their religion/job/political viewpoint. In my view it devalues what would otherwise be a very good site.

I agree. I'm going to comment on it tonight,

[NorthernRaider]

Oh ooh !!! this looks ominous.?