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LOL - YFL, the more I hear about how your mother treats you, the more I'm sure I'd like her.

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Alternatively, ask for a motorised meccanno set and a catapult for Christmas. Create a radio controlled base for the bin, so that you can drive the bin from the comfort of your armchair. As for exercising the dogs, simply get a stash of Bonio dog biscuits and catapult them as far as you can. That way, the dogs get the exercise they require, with a nice little treat to boot.

 

And there's always a chance that you could enter your bin into Robot Wars, provided you arm it first with remote chainsaws and the like. A perfect school project, too. Problems solved. :D

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A really caring mother, would buy you a wee car to get to the end of the road...you then leave it there, and get the bus. I have friends who live on a farm about 3/4 mile from the road, and they bought their kids a banger to get to and from the road end..... :D:rolleyes::D

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Newt:

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a bus to school i used to have to walk 4 miles to school in all weathers a bus a bus kids today dont know their born :P

Pagh - that's nothing. We had to walk 4 miles as well, often thru snow that was arse deep on a giraffe, and it was up hill both ways. Snow was good though since it meant the bears and the snakes had gone into hibernation for the winter.
This is the answer, put a couple of pram wheels on the front and harness up the dogs to the bin. Check out the inside for snakes and large spiders. Climb inside and away you go, if a bear turns up, pull down the lid :)

 

[ 17. December 2004, 10:46 PM: Message edited by: Socksy Squirrel ]

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Westie:

As for exercising the dogs, simply get a stash of Bonio dog biscuits and catapult them as far as you can. That way, the dogs get the exercise they require, with a nice little treat to boot.

You're not my neighbour, are you?

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Species caught in 2015: Ash, Bird Cherry, Black-Headed Gull, Common Hazel, Common Whitebeam, Elder, Field Maple, Gorse, Puma, Sessile Oak, White Willow.

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