celtis man
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Oh I am in Cornwall not Scotland
Oh well looks like we Ginger's will be extinct soon :'(
Oh I am in Cornwall not Scotland
My once flowing locks have dwindled in the past few years and i now have some white hair too so now I'm sporting a short horn roan lookDoes that mean that when it falls out you won't be special anymore?
NO not at all! You have then become venerable, which is also special.
However, agriculture as an industry has an image problem and people are more disconnected from food and farming than ever before.
If they've reached 18 and don't know where food comes from, don't know what all the green and yellow fields they see on the telly are and haven't taken a train/ bus/ walk into the countryside to find out, then I stand by what I've written. 18 is an adult, not a child who needs their hand held.
I did wonder where my ag community party invites were when I became a shepherd. Maybe they got lost in the post?
I think what is wrong with Britain, is we have stopped being English, Welsh or British or Scottish, and are now BAME or Gay or Muslim or whatever and no longer work together as a coherent community of British people, we need to stop labelling people and start just all being British or Welsh
It could be argued farmers don't have a problem.. It's every body has a problem with farmers
I'm sorry but you could not be more wrong. Someone's age is just a number. Believe me, from my time working in schools a little bit, the range of abilities and outlooks in young people would scare you.
There are people about to leave secondary school today who cannot read and write. If they have not been able to learn these skills, heavens knows what else they don't have to ready them for adult life.
Not everyone has the same upbringing or background as you or I. Never pigeonhole people or make sweeping generalisations.
On the face of your statement, I would normally logically agree: by the age of 18 you should know where food comes from and not need your hand holding, but not everyone starts from the same starting place i'm afraid.
That's the spirit!Farming doesn't have an image problem. Agriculture has a Liberal & Socialist problem.
Quite evident in the Liberal & Socialist press which thinks nothing of spreading lies, hatred and fear in order to destroy our way of life.
I don't expect anyone to help others glibly destroying their livelihood, way of life and culture.
I have the same attitude to Socialists and Liberals as they have to me .. I do not entertain a word they say. When they've stopped calling white people, men, Conservatives all the names under the sun .. denigrating farming and food .. perhaps a civil adult conversation can occur.
Till then I'm deaf, beligerant and hostile.
Want change ? look in the mirror.
I had a year 10 work experience girl here last week who's parents were in teaching and I've got a 2nd year vet student next week for a fortnight who's Dad used to run card shops. So neither from a farming background and both keen to have a go, incredible that we manage this unaided.
Haven't read the whole thread, but doesn't having a separate forum increase segregation? I feel it's the opposite of intergenerational support.....
Pipe doon yoursel and away and bile yer heid you're just being cantankerous.You’ve had six months since the last post in this thread - why not take an extra half hour and read them all before replying?
Summat wring with your phone if it shows this as current!Pipe doon yoursel and away and bile yer heid you're just being cantankerous.
The post came up on my phone as a live thread, oh me how terrible that I've commented on it, christ get the keyboard warriors quick and maul me.
read the thread title he is just a bit oddPipe doon yoursel and away and bile yer heid you're just being cantankerous.
The post came up on my phone as a live thread, oh me how terrible that I've commented on it, christ get the keyboard warriors quick and maul me.
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