Today is ... hangover day
And must I wholly banish hence these red and golden juices, and pay my vows to Abstinence, that pallidest of Muses?
Sir William Watson
Sod the abstinence thingy yesterday saw your humble correspondent partaking in that most gentlemanly of activities the 14 ½ hour lunch. The not unsurprising thing about that is that as a direct consequence, today, I am as rough as a badgers a*se - & I should know, living in the West Country.
Therefore, rather that ramble on, in an increasingly incoherent manner, I shall attend to a little house keeping arising from comments & links over the weekend:
CB (re: killing foxes) I tend to shoot centre of body mass. As you can imagine, when we inspected the carcass, a fair amount of time was spent trying to properly identify the entry & exit wounds!!
John East (re: Mr B) you feel free to comment away sir !! I take your points entirely. Just about the only thing that The Englishman & I disagree on is that he feels poor Blighty can still be saved; I fear that it is sliding irrevocably round the u-bend
Kim du Toit - (re: killing foxes) sadly the new gun fund is looking a little the worse for wear. As soon as I can find the nippers piggy banks to raid, current thinking is a plastic Remy thingy in 22-250
Laban (re: Mr B) no Barry Beelzebub isnt me. My I humbly direct you sir, to the original introduction that I gave him. I hope this clears up any misunderstanding on this point.
Kevin Baker - (re: killing foxes) thank you for your kind words sir.
Now if you will all excuse me, I am off for a little nap