Walterp's Posts

[Lazy Sod]

So many posts, creating so many pages of responses.

When he returned to TFF having disappeared for a while, I was glad as I have usually found his contributions interesting but now, I just can't keep up!

 

[Martin Holden]

He’s the perfect poster- lob in a post normally “on message” and sit back and watch everyone argue over it for a long time. He must chuckle at home reading the posts... but rarely replying! He should be a politician!! I think that’s been suggested before!!

 

[JP1]

I always find something in his posts to reflect upon, even if I don't agree with his points or his conclusions.

For those that complain, the easier avenue would be to move slightly down the bar and initiate their own conversation.

TFF certainly would have less colour without him

 

[marcot]

Yes an opposition politician in a small African Dictatorship country .....

 

[Smith31]

He is a bit like Boris Johnson, he seems to appeal to all in a weird way.

Even the ones that don't seem to be fond of him, still get sucked in and reply to his posts.

 

[ThatsSomeSheep]

I have this theory -

You will never see Walter P, Clive, Hollywell Farmer and BossFarmer in the same room together.

TSS

 

[Bald Rick]

Yes an opposition politician in a small African Dictatorship country .....

He could be like Boris Becker & claim Diplomatic Immunity from TFF hate.

 

[Still Farming]

Movers and Shakers.

 

[Seed&Grain]

He could be like Boris Becker & claim Diplomatic Immunity from TFF hate.

I once watched Pointless and learnt that the capital of CAR is Bangui .... I have applied to be their Agricultural attaché to the UK, hopefully this will absolve me from speeding fines!

 

[Chae1]

Have him on ignore.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Give him is own section
Walterps Dribble

 

[RobFZS]

He's abit like a poundshop George Monbiot

 

[Weare Cham]

I have this theory -

You will never see Walter P, Clive, Hollywell Farmer and BossFarmer in the same room together.

TSS

They certainly increase traffic! [emoji12]

 

[Walterp]

Thank you for the kind remarks.

Someone once observed that farmers have more in common with farmers from other countries than they do with their own fellow-citizens. It is true, certainly, but what does it imply?

I don't think farmers realise that it isn't me who is different, but them - obvious, when you think about it.

How many other industries are there where enterprises are acquired largely by inheritance, supported generously by the European public purse, and which have quite such an inflated sense of their own value?

And how many appreciate just how lucky they are, I wonder?

 

[Ukjay]

I don't think farmers realise that it isn't me who is different, but them - obvious, when you think about it.

Something is only ever obvious once the differences of understanding are broken down and explained / discussed in an amicable manner throughly, to set out and clarify ones premise.

One cannot simply assume everyone else is different - without factual data to corroberate the thesis behind the statement!

 

[spin cycle]

Have him on ignore.

same here....just had enough....bit of a vanity project IMO

 

[awkward]

Thank you for the kind remarks.

Someone once observed that farmers have more in common with farmers from other countries than they do with their own fellow-citizens. It is true, certainly, but what does it imply?

I don't think farmers realise that it isn't me who is different, but them - obvious, when you think about it.

How many other industries are there where enterprises are acquired largely by inheritance, supported generously by the European public purse, and which have quite such an inflated sense of their own value?

And how many appreciate just how lucky they are, I wonder?

if it was any other way how would the urban populations eat with all the holidays they expect to take each year

 

[bobk]

Ironic init , the reason brexit is so f**ked up is because of @Walterps mates, the legal fraternity , bunch of tossers , nothing personal though

 

[Martin Holden]

I have this theory -

You will never see Walter P, Clive, Hollywell Farmer and BossFarmer in the same room together.

TSS

Would make an interesting soap wouldn’t it!

 

[stevedave]

Thank you for the kind remarks.

Someone once observed that farmers have more in common with farmers from other countries than they do with their own fellow-citizens. It is true, certainly, but what does it imply?

I don't think farmers realise that it isn't me who is different, but them - obvious, when you think about it.

How many other industries are there where enterprises are acquired largely by inheritance, supported generously by the European public purse, and which have quite such an inflated sense of their own value?

And how many appreciate just how lucky they are, I wonder?

How many other industries are have assets into the millions yet still have to work all the hours God sends in such poor conditions for such bad returns and have to put up with the world and his wife KNOWING how to do their job better than them and telling them they are a poison to society and the planet while enjoying the fruits of their labors? Does your sanctimonious self important attitude tell you the answer to that question?