Midland Game Fair

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Re: Midland Game Fair

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we'll be going on the sautrday i think.

just a question, i got a brochure through the other day (it was inside a magazine) and it said 'midland gamefair 17-18th september 2010' :think: and also i was reading it and it said 'UK's prremier countryside event' (2 r's in premier).

Has someone not spell checked the draft of the brochures before they went to final print? :think:

p.s if you need a spell checker and draft copy checker, i have a degree in it! :-D
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Re: Midland Game Fair

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mustogirl wrote:we'll be going on the sautrday i think.

just a question, i got a brochure through the other day (it was inside a magazine) and it said 'midland gamefair 17-18th september 2010' :think: and also i was reading it and it said 'UK's prremier countryside event' (2 r's in premier).

Has someone not spell checked the draft of the brochures before they went to final print? :think:

p.s if you need a spell checker and draft copy checker, i have a degree in it! :-D
Did you run it on your post? :whistle:

Seriously, I hate stupid mistakes in Newspapers, Brochures and the like, its even creeping into books now. I suppose our Son's generation are to blame, they weren't taught English at school in case it inhibited their writing style....
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I'd love to go to the Midland again but its just too far for a day out.
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Whose going and what you all looking to buy if anything? :?

kind regards :dance:

Paul
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How about a general meetup at 1.30 by the BASC stand, whichever day(s) you are going?
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madrags wrote:How about a general meetup at 1.30 by the BASC stand, whichever day(s) you are going?
that would be great is it worth bringing the pup, not greaton the sliplead should i put a harness on him for the fair? :oops: would love to meet the clan !!
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going on the sunday with the family as well :doh:
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madrags wrote:How about a general meetup at 1.30 by the BASC stand, whichever day(s) you are going?
Hoping to get there, planning on the saturday, so hope to catch up then. :-D
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linney36 wrote: is it worth bringing the pup, not greaton the sliplead should i put a harness on him for the fair? :oops: would love to meet the clan !!
Not sure how old your pup is, but imo probably not at all a good idea to bring him if he's a very young pup.

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Re: Midland Game Fair

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Bogtrotter wrote:
linney36 wrote: is it worth bringing the pup, not greaton the sliplead should i put a harness on him for the fair? :oops: would love to meet the clan !!
Not sure how old your pup is, but imo probably not at all a good idea to bring him if he's a very young pup.

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no worries thanks for this will leave him at home he is 14weeks old

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Oooh .. cute :-D , but defo too young! Good decision on your part :clap:

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