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It might be the same woman who used to always break into our close when we were on London Road to shoot up. The police never managed to catch her which was weird cause, well she has one leg. by nofeelshere (Tue 9th Apr 2019 4:00pm)

Also another body found just outside Glasgow green this morning. Sorry for the [glasgow live](https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/glasgow-news/barras-police-incident-body-man-16163902) link but no other news website has it by nofeelshere (Mon 22nd Apr 2019 6:11pm)

Stick a note through they're door, the owners might have no idea the poor dog is upset on its own. If you haven’t noticed a change after a few weeks then contact the SPCA but theres no point wasting their time straight away if it's something the owner could take steps to fix once they know about it. by nofeelshere (Sun 16th Jun 2019 1:59pm)

What did the dog look like? You should put a description of the dog in your post so people know to avoid that dog if they see it by nofeelshere (Thu 18th Jul 2019 10:02am)

There's a free running group, search East end active on Facebook by nofeelshere (Tue 27th Aug 2019 10:15am)

They failed my car for seat belts when what actually happened was they were too lazy to move the seat cover to test the seat belt. by nofeelshere (Mon 30th Sep 2019 1:52pm)

Will give them a call in the morning, cheers! by nofeelshere (Mon 14th Oct 2019 10:21pm)

I already have the tyres. Car has a weird tyre size and buying the tyres separately was the only way I could find half decent tyres at a decent price. by nofeelshere (Mon 14th Oct 2019 10:21pm)

Just an update in case anyone ever searches this, used [RD Tyres](http://rdtyres.flowhelpdesk.co.uk/), highly recommend by nofeelshere (Tue 15th Oct 2019 4:44pm)

You get 4 full years of funding plus one 'retake' year from SAAS. So if Glasgow or Strathy allow you to join their course but as a first year then you will still be covered funding wise, it's just going to take you an extra year. by nofeelshere (Tue 15th Oct 2019 6:51pm)

Do you have your own account with the electricity company? Our first flat had a prepayment meter and it seemed extortionate, spoke to Scottish Power and it turned out it was still in the previous tenants name and there was a debt on it that we were actually paying off every week. by nofeelshere (Tue 29th Oct 2019 9:50pm)

I'm sure it was opposite sainsbury's in the town centre by nofeelshere (Tue 5th Nov 2019 6:35am)

Rutherglen library are open a few hours on Xmas day not sure if they maybe need helpers? by nofeelshere (Mon 23rd Dec 2019 12:26pm)

Surprised its still there, passed it on hogmanay. by nofeelshere (Sun 5th Jan 2020 2:51am)

Full of solutions you by nofeelshere (Wed 22nd Jan 2020 2:57pm)

I was about to go there but now reconsidering, cba spending my day off fighting through the roasters panic buying. by nofeelshere (Mon 9th Mar 2020 3:34pm)

Had massive issues with this when I lived on London Road. One of the police officers who came out told me to make sure I stated they were openly injecting when I called. Call every single time even if you know it seems excessive, its the only way the full scale of the problem gets to the top so action can be taken. What area are you in? We got our local councillors involved (again email and call repeatedly so they can pass on the full scae of the problem) and it eventually led to a lot of work although it did take time. The bin sheds they hid in were demolished, trees and bushes were cut down to remove any shady hiding spots and the closes being done up so they couldn't break in and inject anymore. by nofeelshere (Mon 9th Mar 2020 8:38pm)

NHS are recruiting for temporary contracts answering the phones for NHS 24, interview today start tomorrow type set up. Could be worth it for you and your partner to give you a bit of a buffer over the next few weeks. by nofeelshere (Thu 26th Mar 2020 10:23am)

I would be very careful with this, the council normally say themselves you shouldn't stop paying whilst waiting on reductions and council tax is one of the debts that can affect your credit score. I would personally just persevere trying to get through to them before just cancelling. by nofeelshere (Thu 26th Mar 2020 12:44pm)

Theres one in the forecourt of the petrol station on Govan Road if that's any help. https://maps.app.goo.gl/X9rQYgKVQW5kyfii8 by nofeelshere (Mon 30th Mar 2020 12:17am)

You might be better sticking it on gumtree, freecycle or Facebook marketplace for free. by nofeelshere (Sun 5th Apr 2020 5:27pm)

My neighbours are cunts. Currently blaring music at 2.37am, just like they've done almost every night since we went into lockdown. Fuck all consideration for us unfortunate people who are stupidly considered key worker's and still need to go to work in the morning for the same pay as them sitting on their arse all day. Also my poor wee car got scratched by some absolute roaster in the work car park this week, probably in buying fucking hair spray or some other absolutely non essential item judging by 99% of our customers. Shite week to be a 'key worker'. Rant over. Hope every one is doing OK. by nofeelshere (Fri 10th Apr 2020 2:37am)

So sad to hear that the tiger was done too, I used to cycle past that all the time and it looked amazing. by nofeelshere (Sun 12th Apr 2020 12:26am)

Not used it but amazon prime now does Morrisons stuff if you have prime. by nofeelshere (Tue 14th Apr 2020 11:44am)

Your landlord should be arranging that for you, it's an environmental health issue and not tenants responsibility. If you don't get anywhere with the landlord you can report it to the councils environmental health team although obviously just now it might take a while for it to get dealt with. by nofeelshere (Sat 18th Apr 2020 1:11am)

Have you looked into what you currently do but in the private sector instead? That's probably the easiest way of getting a pay jump at the moment although I know the corona virus situation has possibly affected job markets depending on what you do. by nofeelshere (Wed 22nd Apr 2020 10:31pm)

Home bargains and B and M will have cheap collars instead of spending a fortune at pets at home. by nofeelshere (Thu 23rd Apr 2020 10:21am)

You could also try putting a baby onesie on her depending on how big she is as that's good for stopping them getting at wounds, my dog got a surgical t-shirt off the vet. by nofeelshere (Thu 23rd Apr 2020 11:44am)

Does it need to be a backpack and does it need to be delivered or can you go out? Home bargains have some luggage, if it needs to be hand luggage they have small cabin bags I seen them in the Govan store the other day. by nofeelshere (Thu 23rd Apr 2020 12:50pm)

Avoid 1-2-Let. We tried getting them to do repairs as tenants and they were actually stupid enough to confirm in writing that they weren't going to do repairs as it was an acceptable thing to live with. This was going against the very first thing on the property tribunals list of habitable standards for rented property. Needless to say when we eventually had to go to court over it we won. by nofeelshere (Sun 3rd May 2020 1:52am)

Best thing to do is check each providers online coverage map for your actual street. We had a flat in the south side years ago where for some really annoying reason our whole street was a complete dead zone for Vodafone who we had both just started new contracts with but everywhere else in the area was absolutely fine. by nofeelshere (Mon 11th May 2020 12:02am)

This was the situation with our first landlord. We ended up giving our notice and asking him to use the deposit as the last month's rent, he tried to argue it but realised he'd screwed himself by not following the proper procedures because he couldn't really do anything about it. He came round for an inspection 2 weeks before we left just to make sure the place wasn't trashed but that was it. You're actually in a better position than he is, there are huge fines for not being registered and not securing the deposit correctly. Also it doesn't actually matter what your contract says if you fulfil the criteria then you probably have a private residential agreement, information at [shelter](https://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/renting_rights/renting_from_a_private_landlord) which actually gives you a decent amount of rights. by nofeelshere (Mon 11th May 2020 12:05am)

We've had furniture delivered a few times now and it's been a great service we've had. They arrived at the start of the delivery slot each time and the guys were happy to carry it all through to the individual rooms. by nofeelshere (Sun 17th May 2020 10:41pm)

Could you pm me the name of the place you used? Thanks by nofeelshere (Mon 18th May 2020 12:32pm)

I actually emailed them about a week before lock down and haven't heard anything back. by nofeelshere (Mon 18th May 2020 4:42pm)

You usually have to wait a few weeks for a wisdom teeth removal anyway as most regular dental practices don't do it and refer you to specific specialist practices. If you call your dentist they should still be open for emergencies and can advise you but I'm guessing they'll probably just recommend pain management until everything starts opening up again. by nofeelshere (Wed 20th May 2020 10:00am)

Moved away now but we used to walk up and get these all the time, my husband used to laugh at me for only getting a tattie scone with nothing else in it until the first day he tried one and realised how filling it is. So jealous I can't get these anymore. by nofeelshere (Fri 5th Jun 2020 9:16pm)

Sorry for the stupid question but where would a beginner find this route? I have a single speed bike (worst decision ever) so trying to find longer but more flat routes so I don't die. by nofeelshere (Sat 27th Jun 2020 3:12pm)

Wheel bearing services, in the big industrial estate next to the Emirates and Parkhead. John is an absolutely brilliant mechanic he's fixed loads of problems in my car and always really reasonably priced too. by nofeelshere (Thu 9th Jul 2020 2:24pm)

If they think a mask restricts their breathing wait til they get to try a ventilator. by nofeelshere (Fri 10th Jul 2020 5:16pm)

Touchy. If your medical condition is so severe you can't wear a mask to protect others for 20 minutes then you should probably just stay in the house because I imagine your body would be destroyed by Covid having seen the damage first hand it does to previously healthy individuals. [Actual advice from an NHS doctor] (https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2753613911631874&id=1536260176700593) by nofeelshere (Fri 10th Jul 2020 6:40pm)

Not to detract but I'm white 5'2 female and I used to live on London Road so cycled through the park all the time. I've been chased or harassed when cycling in Glasgow Green quite a few times unfortunately. The winter is always fine but as soon as the light nights start the big groups of bams start hanging about on bikes and they're just absolute arseholes. by nofeelshere (Thu 30th Jul 2020 11:33am)

You can purchase it in store and arrange collection, they have an arrangement with a guy with a van. As the above said, £25, you need to get it delivered within 48 hours of it being paid and I've always had a great service personally. by nofeelshere (Mon 3rd Aug 2020 11:01am)

Facebook marketplace, gumtree and freecycle are all pretty good for getting rid of stuff. If you offer it free it'll usually be gone in a day or two. by nofeelshere (Wed 12th Aug 2020 6:29pm)

The sooner we get Westminster tae fuck and can get the drug consumption rooms open the better. by nofeelshere (Thu 20th Aug 2020 9:36pm)

If you're talking about the PDSA at Chinatown it's based on benefit entitlement, generally students will not get free treatment unless they're also receiving benefits. by nofeelshere (Mon 31st Aug 2020 8:59pm)

Hesselhead wildlife rescue would definitely take it, theyre based on Beith but could probably collect the next time they're in the Glasgow area for a rescue as they cover a huge area. by nofeelshere (Thu 17th Sep 2020 1:02am)

Looks like near the Inchinnan Cruising Club, round Renfrew golf course maybe? by nofeelshere (Sat 3rd Oct 2020 8:33am)

Sadly you're wrong. A customer politely asked another customer in my shop to please socially distance from her in the queue and the guy absolutely lost his shit. Plenty of other customers joined in ranting and raving about distancing and masks and they'll do what they want etc. Id love to say this has been a one off but it's happened a few times now and I can only imagine the abuse staff would get. Its honestly disgusting and I'm absolutely scunnered with it now. by nofeelshere (Thu 15th Oct 2020 7:58pm)

You should look into something like dermatica. I'll be honest I stopped using it as I found it too expensive but it definitely helped me get it under control for a few months and at least then if you know what works you can ask your gp for the same product. They're currently offering your first month free to help ease pressure on the NHS too. It's usually about 20/25 a month if I remember correctly. by nofeelshere (Mon 16th Nov 2020 10:21pm)

If you know anyone with a Costco card they do a [tray of 12] (https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0447/0705/3719/products/danishvariety_580x.jpg?v=1597957353) for about £5 I think by nofeelshere (Wed 18th Nov 2020 8:29pm)

This is great, will definitely be using this in the run up to Christmas. I spent about 3 weeks last year tearing my hair out looking for local stuff to get my wee gran for Christmas and something like this would have been a big help, thank you! by nofeelshere (Sat 21st Nov 2020 10:03pm)

Oh my god those look absolutely amazing. Any flavours you'd recommend? by nofeelshere (Sat 5th Dec 2020 7:09pm)

Praying for tier 3. My husbands driving test is the following week and this is now the 5th test rescheduled due to lockdowns. Everytime it gets cancelled by the DVLA they bump you to the bottom of the waiting list instead of just pushing everyone's forward by 2-3 weeks. After his last cancellation for the 23rd Nov his test was automatically rebooked by them for the middle of March, such a joke. Absolute nightmare trying to get a cancellation test anytime soon and even worse trying to work with a driving instructor last minute. The whole system needs restructured. by nofeelshere (Sat 5th Dec 2020 11:49pm)

I was going to mention this, a lot of homeless places don't take pets and there's folk who choose to stay on the streets instead of being seperated from their pets. Dogs Trust also have a fostering scheme I believe. by nofeelshere (Fri 11th Dec 2020 9:07pm)

They cancelled the ice rink a few years ago I wish they'd bring it back. by nofeelshere (Sun 13th Dec 2020 11:29am)

My gran was in the process of being diagnosed with cancer and starting treatment at the start of lockdown. Despite having a terminal prognosis she was given many, many treatments and I truly believe she was given the chance to live as long as possible. When she went for her first treatment the oncologist that day told her was lucky she was in Scotland as in London they had now stopped all cancer treatments due to being overwhelmed. I can only imagine how heartbreaking that must have been for the patients and their families. by nofeelshere (Tue 15th Dec 2020 5:01pm)

I took my car there after a recommendation from my usual mechanic as he doesn't do engine stuff. Had my car for a day to have a look at it then phoned me to tell me it was £170 for all the work he did, without ever phoning me to let me know what needed done or the cost. by nofeelshere (Tue 15th Dec 2020 9:38pm)

Renfrewshire Council gyms are the same, I went swimming before lockdown just there but had to turn up with my swimming stuff on underneath and get changed and go home straight away after. Bit weird. by nofeelshere (Wed 16th Dec 2020 10:59pm)

Cheers, I know they weren't open when they initially reopened after summer. I don't know why they can't update their website. by nofeelshere (Wed 16th Dec 2020 11:00pm)

Tried that and they wouldn't answer. Last time gyms opened the official guidance was they could open but no showers but couldn't see anything about it this time. by nofeelshere (Thu 17th Dec 2020 6:14am)

Another one for Lemon Tree. We drive in from Braehead it's that good. by nofeelshere (Wed 30th Dec 2020 7:10pm)

My dog fell in Queens Park pond a few years ago, it's definitely more than 6 inches deep. by nofeelshere (Fri 8th Jan 2021 1:28am)

Also two Tesco employees from Greenock have died from Covid. Remember that the next time you see one of these pricks having an adult temper tantrum about wearing a mask for 10 minutes. Disgusting. by nofeelshere (Thu 14th Jan 2021 4:22pm)

Is Chakoo in the west end the same as the Chakoo on St Vincents Street? Love that place by nofeelshere (Sun 17th Jan 2021 7:43pm)

I always knew racism was a problem here but never realised just how bad it was until recently. The Glasgow police facebook account posted a few weeks ago about two boys who were missing they were trying to track. People in the comments were writing disgusting racist messages on an OFFICIAL POLICE post The level of stupidity is astounding. by nofeelshere (Fri 5th Feb 2021 2:08pm)

Section one of the repairing standard means your property must be wind or water tight. If not and your landlord doesn't fix you can report it to the housing tribunal who can issue court orders etc to the landlord. It is a long process but hopefully just putting a formal request in writing to your landlord, letting them know it goes against this standard and if not repaired you will report it to the tribunal, will make them just do the repair. You have to provide proof to the tribunal that you tried to get the repair done before reporting it anyway so it's important to document it. by nofeelshere (Sun 7th Feb 2021 6:23pm)

I've just given up on humanity at this point. There's been a group travelling around Lidl stores protesting because one person got pulled up for not wearing a mask by a manager. by nofeelshere (Sun 21st Feb 2021 8:05pm)

It's not just Glasgow though. We looked at a house in Johnstone for 85k and it went for 105. It seems to be a problem in all the cities and towns just now. by nofeelshere (Tue 2nd Mar 2021 9:57pm)

Don't suppose there's any left? I'm working today but could collect one tomorrow if you've got any left. by nofeelshere (Mon 15th Mar 2021 3:31pm)

Great, sent you a message! by nofeelshere (Mon 15th Mar 2021 3:47pm)

If they come out and the keys they have are fine then that means your keys are faulty and they need to get you a new set cut. Stand outside the door that isn't working and call the letting agents and ask for either a set of new keys or a locksmith to attend as you're locked out your property. If they are awkward about it remind them that if you get locked out after the office is shut then you would need to call the emergency number and they'll need to get a locksmith which is pretty expensive out of hours. by nofeelshere (Sat 27th Mar 2021 1:25pm)

We missed out on it last time by a week (they announced the scheme was closing early the 25th Sept and our broker appointment was the 26th). This time round our broker is expecting there to be a lot of people like us who have been sitting waiting for it to reopen on the 1st. by nofeelshere (Sun 28th Mar 2021 10:31pm)

You need an offer accepted to apply. Our broker advised us to start looking for places about 6 weeks ago so we would be ready when it opened. by nofeelshere (Mon 29th Mar 2021 10:19am)

Try the Lost Glasgow group on Facebook by nofeelshere (Mon 29th Mar 2021 6:31pm)

Where were you a few months ago when I asked this exact question and got slated for having the audacity to want to be clean after having no hot water for week lol by nofeelshere (Thu 8th Apr 2021 7:57pm)

The one that pisses me off is the wee one further down where two lanes go left/straight to Braehead or straight through to the sainsbury's and the third lane is meant to be right only into Diageos. The amount of people who just drive straight through from that lane is unreal. by nofeelshere (Thu 29th Apr 2021 9:42am)

Put your hoover contents in a pillowcase outside as the scent will help him find his way home if he's gotten lost nearby. Hope he turns up soon. by nofeelshere (Sat 8th May 2021 1:05pm)

Also My Job Scotland and Civil Service Jobs. Mostly council jobs and civil service so although the pay won't be amazing compared to some private roles you know you're going to get decent pension, job security etc. by nofeelshere (Tue 25th May 2021 3:37pm)

Since the start of the pandemic almost every shoplifter we've caught in my shop hasn't been wearing a mask, just confirms the level of intelligence we're dealing with here. by nofeelshere (Sat 29th May 2021 3:55pm)

As someone who's dog has been attacked more than once by off lead dogs you're unfortunately wrong about people not letting dogs like that off the lead. My dog was well socialised as a puppy but dogs react to their experiences and trauma similar to humans and despite a lot of money on behaviourists and medication she will always be reactive to strange dogs now. At the end of the day it's just bad manners and rude to let your dog approach an on lead dog, you don't know why they're on the lead and if it's not a dog you know you should check first or keep your dog on a lead if it doesn't have a solid recall. My dog had a operation, after being attacked by an off lead dog funnily enough, and literally two days later she got body slammed by a wild labrador whose owner took forever to come over all whilst my dog was going mad as it jumped all over and ended up bursting half her stitches. by nofeelshere (Sat 29th May 2021 9:41pm)

Put his litter tray or your hoover contents in a pillow case and hang it outside, they can smell it from quite far away so cam help if he's become disoriented and can't find his way home. by nofeelshere (Mon 31st May 2021 11:44am)

One weekend aye but I know when I lived there the park was closed for several weeks before and after so 3 days actually turns into almost two months of not being able to use the park. Add on to that the fact that the grass was absolutely destroyed by the event and wasn't fixed afterwards unlike other events where they at least paid to returf it afterwards. by nofeelshere (Thu 3rd Jun 2021 4:08pm)

That alley next to savers is actually vile, you have to hold your breath and basically run past it. by nofeelshere (Thu 3rd Jun 2021 9:58pm)

There is a dog behaviourist called Elaine Henley who is absolutely fantastic and also an actual certified dog behaviourist (theres actually very few of these in Scotland, just loads of trainers throwing around the word behaviourist). Could be worth dropping her an email, we found she was really helpful even just giving us advice before moving forward. by nofeelshere (Thu 3rd Jun 2021 10:54pm)

First home fund ran out 3 hours into opening this year so hasn't been an issue for a while. by nofeelshere (Fri 4th Jun 2021 10:49am)

They legally have to provide you your landlords details, it should be on your contract. When we were with 1-2-let they were sneaky and only put his name then c/o 1-2-let for the address/phone number but we were able to find him on Facebook and let him know. by nofeelshere (Sat 5th Jun 2021 10:31am)

Almost every other council in Scotland charges for uplifts. GCC is the first council area I've lived where it was free and yet somehow people seem to be even more lazy about just dumping their furniture etc even though there was literally no excuse for not booking an uplift. by nofeelshere (Mon 28th Jun 2021 8:48pm)

You can buy loratidine in the shops its usually about a pound or less for 30 tablets. by nofeelshere (Tue 29th Jun 2021 10:38pm)

I used to work in a pharmacy, you will be prescribed cetirizine or loratidine which are over the counter medicines that you don't actually need a prescription for. Please save the NHS money and just buy these yourself you can get 30 tablets in the pound shop or B and M etc, it's like getting prescribed paracetamol. by nofeelshere (Tue 29th Jun 2021 10:36pm)

Go to the very bottom of the t and c's there's a box. Changed it to only one free entry though. by nofeelshere (Fri 2nd Jul 2021 10:47pm)

It can take a couple of hours for the AA or RAC to come out especially if you're not in a dangerous location like a motorway or whatever. Definitely worth looking for help elsewhere if it's an easy fix like this. by nofeelshere (Sun 4th Jul 2021 2:55pm)

I needed to get a cheque book to pay for a new logbook from the DVLA when I lost mine. Took them almost 3 months to cash it too. by nofeelshere (Fri 9th Jul 2021 8:56pm)

The worst thing about trying to buy a house in the last year has been all the people who don't seem to have any concept of supply and demand saying things like "oh I would never have paid 100k for a house there!". Even when every house in that area is listed at offers over 140 and selling within a day or two of being listed. After spending genuinely about a year being outbid again and again comments like that trigger me now haha. We just moved and the first thing next door did was tell us how we had massively overpaid, he bought his house for a quarter of what ours was listed at etc. No bother mate, give us a loan of your time machine then or fuck off. As if I've willingly chose to spend thousands more than I had to, what an idiot I am! Enjoy the new home, Cathcart is a lovely wee bit of town! by nofeelshere (Wed 14th Jul 2021 9:19am)

If you like walking and the mountains there's a Scottish woman's walking group on Facebook which has loads of members and walks on all the time. They also have organised trips away and navigation courses etc. There's also a group open to everyone it I've never been to those events, should also be good for meeting people I'd imagine. by nofeelshere (Sat 17th Jul 2021 1:03pm)

For branches you can tie them up in 1m bundles and leave them out with the brown bin in North Ayrshire. No need to do anything with them although if you have a lot it might be worth spreading it out over a few collections. Go down to the [garden waste section](https://www.north-ayrshire.gov.uk/bins-litter-and-recycling/bins/bins-mainland-cumbrae.aspx#brown) by nofeelshere (Fri 23rd Jul 2021 10:05pm)

Love the bonus cat by nofeelshere (Sat 24th Jul 2021 4:23pm)

Our mortgage broker got us to use Adobe scan to send all our stuff in, it's really good and free too. by nofeelshere (Thu 29th Jul 2021 9:46pm)

Came here to recommend them too. Really helpful and reasonably priced too. by nofeelshere (Sat 31st Jul 2021 1:50pm)

Have you looked into whether your current company would put you through any additional training to allow you to swap job roles in your company? They obviously don't need to know that your end goal is to be your own boss but a lot of places will put you through training as long as you stay for example two years after completing the training. My current employer let's you leave within the two years but you pay back a portion of the training costs. If you're planning on doing it yourself anyway you'd have already been paying so probably won't make a big difference for you. by nofeelshere (Wed 1st Sep 2021 6:55pm)

I currently pay 70 a month for my 9 year old dog on a different company so seems like a good amount. by nofeelshere (Fri 17th Sep 2021 8:27pm)

Scottish Power and BAE are two big companies I know of that do adult apprenticeships and trainee schemes and are still regularly recruiting, my company unfortunately stopped doing so during covid and still hasn't started back. Would definitely recommend trying to get into some sort of college course ASAP just to get a little experience that you can talk about during the application process. I qualified from my apprenticeship the week before I turned 30 and its honestly been the best thing I ever did. by nofeelshere (Sun 24th Oct 2021 8:05am)

If you're paying anything at all back then you're making £25k plus a year, hardly scraping by. by nofeelshere (Tue 30th Nov 2021 11:00am)

It's one 1 year if non-contested, 2 years if contested. by nofeelshere (Tue 14th Dec 2021 11:58am)

They charge for air now. Bastards. by nofeelshere (Fri 11th Mar 2022 11:16am)

Good idea although collars can be removed so best to keep him with you. by nofeelshere (Thu 27th Apr 2023 6:30pm)