Is this them together?

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On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:20:44 +0000, John the R-T
heypete.com> wrote:

Report me too, fuckwit.

On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:39:07 GMT, wtwjgc
spamgourmet.com> wrote:

Yes it's true Mike passed over last week.
Fredc.Todd and John Eastwood all confirmed it last night.

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On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 02:37:32 -0800 (PST), sandy58 aol.com>
wrote:

And by re-posting the full thing you accomplished what ?

Learn to snip dunderheid !

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Mike Clayton is dead :-(((

Mike was killed in a car accident on the outskirts of Golcar just over a
week ago.

The funeral is this Thursday, 31st of January at St John's Church,
Golcar.

Donations, please, to Mike's favourite Museum, Colne Valley -
http://www.colnevalleymuseum.org.uk/

Condolences to his wife and family.

When is the funeral?

We had our differences but I never wished him dead.

R.I.P. you soft southern ponce.

Dynamite is New Weapon in Battle to Save Forest
By Craig Brown

WHEN it comes to protecting the environment, dynamite is not one of
the materials that comes to mind.

But yesterday RSPB Scotland began a unique approach to conservation by
using explosives to blow up a number of trees in the ancient Abernethy
forest.

The project, which involved blowing up the crowns of nine trees, is
part of an attempt to increase the amount of large-volume dead wood in
the forest.

When trees die, their function within the forest ecosystem is far from
over, and they retain a crucial role in the health and productivity of
the woodland.
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In fact, in a natural forest ecosystem free from human interference,
between 20 and 30 per cent of the trees will either be dead or dying.

The R.S.P.B permits hunting!
13/01/2008 21:56:52 by Jim
http://www.birddiary.co.uk/discusshome.asp?tid=1052

In the papers today,a report stating that at Langstone harbour in
Dorset,the rspb is actually issuing hunting licences!WHAT!I hear you
say.Well,i believe it.Apparently this has been going on for 30
years.The warden says its because to police the hunting would be too
difficult,so by issuing licences,it can be better monitored..In the
same way Churchill ought to have issued visas to the Germans in
1940,because defending the country was too difficult!

I bet these hunting licences bring in a pretty penny,and as they are
only hunting common ducks,why not?
So,common ducks dont need protecting then?Then again,its well known
that the rspb doesnt include the Red Grouse on its protected species
list.Why,rich toffs pay thousands to shoot them!