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by **purdey** » Sun Nov 16, 2008 8:58 pm

I am a hunter CBB, and I shot on the first day, was unaware of anyone been shot in the area I shoot.

by **bill cobbett** » Mon Nov 17, 2008 12:12 am

Nikitas wrote:I will take my chances getting pepperd with shot in Cyprus rather than walk in Bow or Mile End at any time.

Coincidentally, I spent some time walking in Bethnal Green, London, England (which neighbours the Bow and Mile End that N. refers to) last week and I felt perfectly safe, survived to tell the tale that fear of something is often greater than the something justifies.

May also be of interest that during this time I shared a lift (elevator) with and spoke to a lady wearing a full on burkha :shock:

, for the first time in my fairly lengthy life! Very pleasant lady, she had started the conversation. Like I say fear of something is often far greater than reality.

by **SSBubbles** » Mon Nov 17, 2008 12:19 am

bill cobbett wrote:
Nikitas wrote:I will take my chances getting pepperd with shot in Cyprus rather than walk in Bow or Mile End at any time.

Coincidentally, I spent some time walking in Bethnal Green, London, England (which neighbours the Bow and Mile End that N. refers to) last week and I felt perfectly safe, survived to tell the tale that fear of something is often greater than the something justifies.

May also be of interest that during this time I shared a lift (elevator) with and spoke to a lady wearing a full on burkha , for the first time in my fairly lengthy life! Very pleasant lady, she had started the conversation. Like I say fear of something is often far greater than reality.

Well put BillC!

by **bill cobbett** » Mon Nov 17, 2008 12:53 am

SSBubbles wrote:
bill cobbett wrote:
Nikitas wrote:I will take my chances getting pepperd with shot in Cyprus rather than walk in Bow or Mile End at any time.

Coincidentally, I spent some time walking in Bethnal Green, London, England (which neighbours the Bow and Mile End that N. refers to) last week and I felt perfectly safe, survived to tell the tale that fear of something is often greater than the something justifies.

May also be of interest that during this time I shared a lift (elevator) with and spoke to a lady wearing a full on burkha , for the first time in my fairly lengthy life! Very pleasant lady, she had started the conversation. Like I say fear of something is often far greater than reality.

Well put BillC!

Thanks Boooobles xxx, you are so nice.