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2 weeks ago
Saint Helena Waxbill Finches
HD clip of my Saint Helena Waxbill Finches. The box is used as a nest by the male. It built pretty good structure with grass on the inside. The fem...
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6 months ago
flower of scotland two
come on scotland my scotland make us proud
fergoose78
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@danclay530
Respect.
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1 year ago
BBC Jody McIntyre interview
BBC interview wheelchair user and cerebal palsy sufferer Jody McIntryre after he was dragged from his wheelchair by police on two seperate occasion...
fergoose78
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Shocking reporting, bet he would not interview the police in the same harsh way. Its clear Jody is appallingly treated by police.
The guy deserves a medal for attending the protest despite his disability. The guy wouldnt harm a fly.
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1 year ago
Roy's siphon throwing lesson
Roy sloshing around in the mud in sunny australia one bloody hot Saturday afternoon!
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1 year ago
Freestailo - Ebeb jumpstyle RMX
Link to download MP3: http://mp3.wp.pl/i/sciagnij... Remix + videos of funny dancers.
fergoose78
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Thats the sort of talent that should be on x factor and all these fixed shows.
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1 year ago
ULTIMATEBUZZ
live at the source in the barrowlands glasgow the tune rock that body scott brown mix GOOD OLDSKOOL CLIP!
fergoose78
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I had this song on a tape and some scumbag nicked my stereo out the pick up with the tape in it. Thought id never hear it again. Mintit
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1 year ago
The Great Irish Famine - An Example of Passive Genocide
This is a film created by one of my students in the 2nd semester of 08/09.
Between 1845 and 1850, more than a million Irish people
starved to death...
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@MrBigfatbloke Im Scottish before you think im a yank. Im doing essay on irish economy pre famine. Ireland was worst hit by the blight because it was relied upon by the poorer folk and it was main vegetable grown because it was so easy to grow.
Most books i read say between 1 and 1.5 million...
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They will never breed in that tiny cage. They need a large thickly planted aviary and for best results these birds should be in a group colony.