London High Court rules British company exploited chicken workers in modern day slavery case

[Clive]

Maybe @Clive is all of them!

I would need a serious visit to the doctor if that were the case !

 

[Bomber_Harris]

I think @Bomber_Harris = @Clive = @holywell farmer = they are all just characters to keep us simple peasants entertained and tuning into TFF.

TSS

to be fair, ever since I joined this site the traffic has increased considerably, my threads have become famous, apparently even the Daily Mail quoted something I posted on this forum, that's according to @Devil's advocate

Nigel Farage is also an avid follower of my threads

- Bomber

 

[Bomber_Harris]

and it's not just in Blighty that this forum is getting noticed. Some of my postings have gone global, people from all over the globe are connecting to this site every opportunity they get just to see the latest musings from the Bomber

and it's not just global, the popularity of this site is now literally out of this world

- Bomber

 

[unlacedgecko]

and it's not just in Blighty that this forum is getting noticed. Some of my postings have gone global, people from all over the globe are connecting to this site every opportunity they get just to see the latest musings from the Bomber



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and it's not just global, the popularity of this site is now literally out of this world

- Bomber


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The ego is strong with this one.

 

[holywell farmer]

I think @Bomber_Harris = @Clive = @holywell farmer = they are all just characters to keep us simple peasants entertained and tuning into TFF.

TSS

Is that an insult or a compliment?

 

[ThatsSomeSheep]

Is that an insult or a compliment?

Call it a back-handed compliment.

TSS

 

[holywell farmer]

Call it a back-handed compliment.

TSS

That's ok,

 

[davieh3350]

to be fair, ever since I joined this site the traffic has increased considerably, my threads have become famous, apparently even the Daily Mail quoted something I posted on this forum, that's according to @Devil's advocate

Nigel Farage is also an avid follower of my threads

- Bomber

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You've not managed to get many fit birds to join yet though.
Where's the receptionist?

 

[milkloss]

You've not managed to get many fit birds to join yet though.
Where's the receptionist?

I reckon Bobber is the receptionist.

 

[stewart]

The back of the coffee machine is very shiny thank you very much

but I've just noticed we're getting a bit low on wine so I've asked the smoking hot receptionist to order some more in

- Bomber

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Well I hope you asked them to buy New Zealand wine to help out the colonials.

 

[Pilatus]

@Bomber Harris can you post a pic of yourself ,so we can see you rather than the coffee machine. Heres two of me,one work one play

 

[kiwi pom]

Most Sundays Mrs Bomber buys produce directly from a farm shop, a very expensive one I might add, somewhere in South Hertfordshire. Previously I thought she bought from a farm shop in Totteridge North London but after a forensic examination of the Bomber household accounts (long overdue imo) it transpires the Totteridge farm shop closed years ago

So to answer your question I don't mind at all paying premium for produce direct from the farm

Always happy to support farmers local and far, absolutely love farmers, you're all scallywags imo

Much love

- Bomber

Shouldn't stuff "direct from farm" be cheaper?

By the way its been rumoured that not all farm shops or farmers markets are as honest as you might think

 

[kiwi pom]

Can't be arsed to read all of this thread, but assuming it's about chickens, and politics, here's my contribution.

If it is true that we get the politicians we deserve, then it is also true that we get the farming systems we deserve. I wont eat chicken when out, and at home will only eat the whole chicken that costs £16 from the farmers market because that's the proper price for a sentient being that feeds us for 3 meals. If the bomber and others have a problem with factory farmed chicken then it's simple enough, dont buy cheap chicken.

Why even run the risk (and add the food miles) of buying from a farmers market.
I think you're a farmer? Why not just rear some yourself?

 

[Bomber_Harris]

Shouldn't stuff "direct from farm" be cheaper?

By the way its been rumoured that not all farm shops or farmers markets are as honest as you might think

I'm not a mug, I know there's no way all the produce that Mrs Bomber purchases from the farm shop in Radlett Hertfordshire is produced there. Undoubtedly some, if not most, would have been sourced from other farms, some locally and some not so local

either way it's still quality grub so I'm not complaining

- Bomber

 

[Bomber_Harris]

@Bomber Harris can you post a pic of yourself ,so we can see you rather than the coffee machine. Heres two of me,one work one play

thank you for posting those pics



- Bomber

 

[Bomber_Harris]

@Bomber Harris can you post a pic of yourself ,so we can see you rather than the coffee machine. Heres two of me,one work one play

 

[Bomber_Harris]

 

[unlacedgecko]

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Nice to see you're a fan of lady boys as well as an e enthusiasts (if unskilled) user of Photoshop.

 

[melted welly]

Shouldn't stuff "direct from farm" be cheaper?

By the way its been rumoured that not all farm shops or farmers markets are as honest as you might think

 

[delilah]

Why even run the risk (and add the food miles) of buying from a farmers market.
I think you're a farmer? Why not just rear some yourself?

Because since we came down from the trees we have been quite correctly working on the assumption that it is inefficient for one person to try and do everything, and much more efficient to do things collectively as a community. It is what mankind did quite instinctively until globalization came along. What we now give trendy names to - Community Supported agriculture, regenerative farming, etc - is no more than a return to what is simply common sense agriculture.