Landyman
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Typical southerner, always exaggeratingNo not really, come to think of it you might, just might have mentioned it once or.... a million times
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Typical southerner, always exaggerating
Does that mean things aren't always bigger down south?
Landyman
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Only their pay packetsDoes that mean things aren't always bigger down south?
And their ideasOnly their pay packets
I scraped 6 inches of snow off my trailer one day just before Christmas 2015, got south of London the next morning, and had to stop to ask directions from a chap mowing his lawn.
Robin1966
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There is not such a thing as Global Warming.
But you're a farmer not a climate scientist. If I want advice about farming I don't go to a climate scientist. So unless you'd like to show me your fully referenced peer-reviewed paper on why climate change isn't happening, including observations on coral, the Arctic and thermohaline circulation, I would recommend either doing some reading or staying quiet. I generally go to Twitter when I want to rip the heads off climate change deniers, here I'll probably head for the block button if you get too annoying
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You want to lighten up a bit mate don't you? Smilies are put in to show there is an element of humour, it would seem you've had a bypass in that department. Been on here five feckin minutes and already doing the typical 'I know better than you' shite. Typical journalist, you'll get loads of people volunteering to be interviewed with an attitude like that don't you think? Don't bother replying to this as you are on ignoreBut you're a farmer not a climate scientist. If I want advice about farming I don't go to a climate scientist. So unless you'd like to show me your fully referenced peer-reviewed paper on why climate change isn't happening, including observations on coral, the Arctic and thermohaline circulation, I would recommend either doing some reading or staying quiet. I generally go to Twitter when I want to rip the heads off climate change deniers, here I'll probably head for the block button if you get too annoying
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Put your handbags down!You want to lighten up a bit mate don't you? Smilies are put in to show there is an element of humour, it would seem you've had a bypass in that department. Been on here five feckin minutes and already doing the typical 'I know better than you' shite. Typical journalist, you'll get loads of people volunteering to be interviewed with an attitude like that don't you think? Don't bother replying to this as you are on ignore
He put a smile at the end of his message..
hello,
Im from Yarm in teeside I work on a fish farm Im also member in local rural crime watch I enjoy shooting and doing odd bits of pest control ie moles ,pigeons,fox etc for a couple of local farmers in my area .Im also in shooting syndicate in which we rear our own pheasants .
thanks
Im from Yarm in teeside I work on a fish farm Im also member in local rural crime watch I enjoy shooting and doing odd bits of pest control ie moles ,pigeons,fox etc for a couple of local farmers in my area .Im also in shooting syndicate in which we rear our own pheasants .
thanks
Robin1966
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Head to the thread about farming without subsidies, you may have some outsider opinions for us.Okay by me. I came here to discuss farming, not climate change.
Robin1966
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More likely I'll head there to learn more about it, since it's an aspect I know little about as yet...
you buy food though, you are interested in cutting down on food miles, I dare say you are fairly clued up about getting the word about, being a journalist.More likely I'll head there to learn more about it, since it's an aspect I know little about as yet...
If you're not a government agent planted in here to spy... it could be mutually beneficial.
Robin1966
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Yes exactly. The more I learn, the more able I am to write about farming in farming, environmental and country magazines from a convincing and sympathetic standpoint
dstudent
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Hei Robin don t need to get your bloomers in a twist, what you eat for breakfast man? I was having a bit of fun there, and if u had checked the thread I added, you might ve gotten the joke.But you're a farmer not a climate scientist. If I want advice about farming I don't go to a climate scientist. So unless you'd like to show me your fully referenced peer-reviewed paper on why climate change isn't happening, including observations on coral, the Arctic and thermohaline circulation, I would recommend either doing some reading or staying quiet. I generally go to Twitter when I want to rip the heads off climate change deniers, here I'll probably head for the block button if you get too annoying
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Robin1966
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Hei Robin don t need to get your bloomers in a twist, what you eat for breakfast man? I was having a bit of fun there, and if u had checked the thread I added, you might ve gotten the joke.
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Okay lol, you have to understand though that as a climate change and clean energy journalist I get a belly full of this sort of stuff and so it tends to make me a but snappy...
we need to get into the city type magazines, need to connect with the town people and build relations with them.Yes exactly. The more I learn, the more able I am to write about farming in farming, environmental and country magazines from a convincing and sympathetic standpoint
Landyman
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Robin1966
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Right. Very difficult unfortunately because journalism is in some ways a middle class club, but with the right story, right angle etc...I will certainly try my best, that I will say...