It would be more appropriate if theliverpoolcentre was at St Mary’s
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It would be more appropriate if theliverpoolcentre was at St Mary’s
I agree with you, certainly not a done deal, but i was already quitely optimistic about this even though other people were saying its a pipe dream. We're the only club in for him, we seem to be willing to pay the buy out clause and since it went on this long i can only assume his agent isn't against the idea and hasn't rebuffed us. It also seems weird that he would go out of his way to appease Southampton fans if there wasn't a chance of him coming here. But most importantly, i like getting excited. its half the fun
Clearly my age, lack of intellect or social media ignorance, but I don't quite get why this is good news. Could someone younger, brighter and more savvy than me explain (this rules out a minute % of the population).
That would be all fine and dandy if the animals you eat were all free range and their waste used for keeping the soil fertile. They probably aren’t and it isn’t. And you should see the chemical nightmares used for fertiliser instead of natural manure. Most of the cows you see in fields are dairy animals, while the beef cattle are, except for organic or welfare friendly farms, reared in intensive units. As for pigs, don’t get me started.In life, success is measured by breeding success and passing on your genes. By that criterion cows, sheep and pigs are successful. If we didn't eat them they wouldn't exist in this country....couldn't have large herbivores lumbering around eating our food. That would mean soil condition for growing vegetables would decline in some areas and land suitable only for raising livestock would quickly become thickets and our lovely landscape would disappear. That is what makes it my duty to carry on eating meat.
Sorry, I can’t. I may have missed something. Seems like he has said he didn’t say that, but I can’t see anywhere where he said that he didn’t say that.
My hens are free range (when we are in - 60-70% of the time) and they certainly make the soil fertile with their waste. A lot.
If you click on the Instagram link posted above, then click on “show all comments”, the first one is from qpromes and simply says “false”. That seems to be his genuine Insta account.
Exactly, this is how agriculture should be done, but it hasn’t been since the end of the Second World War.
as i said, i dont think you can do that on instagram?
edit, nevermind, he's tagged in the post so he would have shown up in his feed.
Come on here to read up on any updates regarding Promes and I find myself reading about the ethical issues surrounding the breeding of livestock for meat haha - got to love this board
Or more likely he was tagged in the post as soon as it got posted. I doubt he was looking at saints # but you never know!
Just me who thinks steak is one of the most over rated foods going? Give me chicken over red meat every day
With you there. Now, a $50 steak is nice, but I'll still generally take a $50 seafood entree (because I seem to be incapable of passing up seafood at restaurants) over it every time.