Justin has absolutely no right to demand that George stops work. He has >contracted Emma to do it and she may employ whom she wishes. Plus
Justin has NO responsibility for rewilding as that is down to Rex and
Kirsty - he is at best an advisor and I doubt that he is legally able to >actually engage in a contract for the project.
Jolene has no grounds to bar George from the Bull. She cannot
demonstrate any solid grounds for such barring.
George claims he cannot drive a tractor. I accept he cannot on the road
- but once on a farm the absence of a licence does not stop him driving.
Most farms are pretty contiguous.
Why are the writers creating all this drama which is at odds with reality?
Pat''n'Tony at Bridge Farm have lost superman Adam and need a pair of
hands like yesterday and have the memory of Helen's accident as a good >reason to overlook George's misdemeanour. So why is not knocking the
door down? I am sorry but sometimes you have to wonder how and why the >idiots took over the asylum.
On Wed, 29 Oct 2025 10:36:47 +0000, Kosmo <krw@whitnet.uk> wrote:
I disagree.
Justin has absolutely no right to demand that George stops work. He has
contracted Emma to do it and she may employ whom she wishes. Plus
Justin has NO responsibility for rewilding as that is down to Rex and
Kirsty - he is at best an advisor and I doubt that he is legally able to
actually engage in a contract for the project.
Being a lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress
amongst their former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know
a protected characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Justin
- however obnoxious I may find him anyway - can do what he wants.
Jolene has no grounds to bar George from the Bull. She cannot
demonstrate any solid grounds for such barring.
You don't need solid grounds, just reasonable grounds and being a
lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress amongst the
former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know a protected characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Jolene is right to
think of the health and welfare of her customers and staff.
George claims he cannot drive a tractor. I accept he cannot on the road
- but once on a farm the absence of a licence does not stop him driving.
Most farms are pretty contiguous.
George can't even drive a boodily motor car without plunging it into
the Am: what makes makes you think he can drive a tractor without
doing a John Archer?
Why are the writers creating all this drama which is at odds with reality?
Pat''n'Tony at Bridge Farm have lost superman Adam and need a pair of
hands like yesterday and have the memory of Helen's accident as a good
reason to overlook George's misdemeanour. So why is not knocking the
door down? I am sorry but sometimes you have to wonder how and why the
idiots took over the asylum.
Is Greg Turner's shed still standing? Is the shotgun still inside?
Nick--
Is Greg Turner's shed still standing?
On Wed, 29 Oct 2025 10:36:47 +0000, Kosmo <krw@whitnet.uk> wrote:
I disagree.
Justin has absolutely no right to demand that George stops work. He has
contracted Emma to do it and she may employ whom she wishes. Plus
Justin has NO responsibility for rewilding as that is down to Rex and
Kirsty - he is at best an advisor and I doubt that he is legally able to
actually engage in a contract for the project.
Being a lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress
amongst their former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know
a protected characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Justin
- however obnoxious I may find him anyway - can do what he wants.
Jolene has no grounds to bar George from the Bull. She cannot
demonstrate any solid grounds for such barring.
You don't need solid grounds, just reasonable grounds and being a
lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress amongst the
former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know a protected characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Jolene is right to
think of the health and welfare of her customers and staff.
George claims he cannot drive a tractor. I accept he cannot on the road
- but once on a farm the absence of a licence does not stop him driving.
Most farms are pretty contiguous.
George can't even drive a boodily motor car without plunging it into
the Am: what makes makes you think he can drive a tractor without
doing a John Archer?
Why are the writers creating all this drama which is at odds with reality? >>
Pat''n'Tony at Bridge Farm have lost superman Adam and need a pair of
hands like yesterday and have the memory of Helen's accident as a good
reason to overlook George's misdemeanour. So why is not knocking the
door down? I am sorry but sometimes you have to wonder how and why the
idiots took over the asylum.
Is Greg Turner's shed still standing? Is the shotgun still inside?
Nick
On 29.10.25 12:02, Nick Odell wrote:
On Wed, 29 Oct 2025 10:36:47 +0000, Kosmo <krw@whitnet.uk> wrote:
I disagree.
Justin has absolutely no right to demand that George stops work. He has >>> contracted Emma to do it and she may employ whom she wishes. Plus
Justin has NO responsibility for rewilding as that is down to Rex and
Kirsty - he is at best an advisor and I doubt that he is legally able to >>> actually engage in a contract for the project.
Being a lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress
amongst their former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know
a protected characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Justin
- however obnoxious I may find him anyway - can do what he wants.
Jolene has no grounds to bar George from the Bull. She cannot
demonstrate any solid grounds for such barring.
You don't need solid grounds, just reasonable grounds and being a
lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress amongst the
former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know a protected
characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Jolene is right to
think of the health and welfare of her customers and staff.
George claims he cannot drive a tractor. I accept he cannot on the road >>> - but once on a farm the absence of a licence does not stop him driving. >>> Most farms are pretty contiguous.
George can't even drive a boodily motor car without plunging it into
the Am: what makes makes you think he can drive a tractor without
doing a John Archer?
Why are the writers creating all this drama which is at odds with reality? >>>
Pat''n'Tony at Bridge Farm have lost superman Adam and need a pair of
hands like yesterday and have the memory of Helen's accident as a good
reason to overlook George's misdemeanour. So why is not knocking the
door down? I am sorry but sometimes you have to wonder how and why the
idiots took over the asylum.
Is Greg Turner's shed still standing? Is the shotgun still inside?
Nick
And indeed I cannot deny that he is a lying, cheating scumbag who caused >unimaginable distress. More importantly I also lack the comprehension
of Emma's unending support for him. However notwithstanding his social >ineptitude and constant manipulation he must have learned something
whilst locked up and I had hoped that aspect might have influenced him. >However I still believe that Justin cannot in anyway determine who works
on his land - he is being a nasty bully - and Jolene does need a
concrete reason, relating to his behaviour in the Bull before she can
ban him. I still think given Pat's past support an early visit to Bodge >Farm might have saved a lot of angst and the dramatics of which even
Lilian has had enough.
On Wed, 29 Oct 2025 15:00:39 +0000, Kosmo <krw@whitnet.uk> wrote:
On 29.10.25 12:02, Nick Odell wrote:
On Wed, 29 Oct 2025 10:36:47 +0000, Kosmo <krw@whitnet.uk> wrote:
I disagree.
Justin has absolutely no right to demand that George stops work. He has >>>> contracted Emma to do it and she may employ whom she wishes. Plus
Justin has NO responsibility for rewilding as that is down to Rex and
Kirsty - he is at best an advisor and I doubt that he is legally able to >>>> actually engage in a contract for the project.
Being a lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress
amongst their former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know
a protected characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Justin
- however obnoxious I may find him anyway - can do what he wants.
Jolene has no grounds to bar George from the Bull. She cannot
demonstrate any solid grounds for such barring.
You don't need solid grounds, just reasonable grounds and being a
lying, cheating scumbag who caused unimaginable distress amongst the
former friends and aquaintances is not, as far as I know a protected
characteristic under the Equalities Act and I think Jolene is right to
think of the health and welfare of her customers and staff.
George claims he cannot drive a tractor. I accept he cannot on the road >>>> - but once on a farm the absence of a licence does not stop him driving. >>>> Most farms are pretty contiguous.
George can't even drive a boodily motor car without plunging it into
the Am: what makes makes you think he can drive a tractor without
doing a John Archer?
Why are the writers creating all this drama which is at odds with reality? >>>>
Pat''n'Tony at Bridge Farm have lost superman Adam and need a pair of
hands like yesterday and have the memory of Helen's accident as a good >>>> reason to overlook George's misdemeanour. So why is not knocking the
door down? I am sorry but sometimes you have to wonder how and why the >>>> idiots took over the asylum.
Is Greg Turner's shed still standing? Is the shotgun still inside?
Nick
And indeed I cannot deny that he is a lying, cheating scumbag who caused
unimaginable distress. More importantly I also lack the comprehension
of Emma's unending support for him. However notwithstanding his social
ineptitude and constant manipulation he must have learned something
whilst locked up and I had hoped that aspect might have influenced him.
However I still believe that Justin cannot in anyway determine who works
on his land - he is being a nasty bully - and Jolene does need a
concrete reason, relating to his behaviour in the Bull before she can
ban him. I still think given Pat's past support an early visit to Bodge
Farm might have saved a lot of angst and the dramatics of which even
Lilian has had enough.
Notwithstanding your notwithstanding, it's a point I've made before:
George and his ilk may or may not have paid for the crimes they have
been found guilty of but what they don't seem to get is that they have
caused an irretrievable breakdown of the relationships they previously cherished and that can't be repaired by breezily coming back and
trying to carry on as before. Irretrievable - may I spell that out for anybody who isn't quite clear?
I am completely on the side of those who want no more to do with
George and if he had a shred of decency he would pack himself off and
start anew.
Maybe people will see things differently in twenty years or so. Or
maybe not. Probably not. In the meantime, stop making life
uncomfortable and difficult for the people around you. If you really
cared about them, you'd p!ss off now.
Justin has absolutely no right to demand that George stops work.-a He has contracted Emma to do it and she may employ whom she wishes.-a Plus
Justin has NO responsibility for rewilding as that is down to Rex and
Kirsty - he is at best an advisor and I doubt that he is legally able to actually engage in a contract for the project.
Jolene has no grounds to bar George from the Bull.-a She cannot
demonstrate any solid grounds for such barring.
George claims he cannot drive a tractor.-a I accept he cannot on the road
- but once on a farm the absence of a licence does not stop him driving.
-aMost farms are pretty contiguous.
Why are the writers creating all this drama which is at odds with reality?
Pat''n'Tony at Bridge Farm have lost superman Adam and need a pair of
hands like yesterday and have the memory of Helen's accident as a good reason to overlook George's misdemeanour.-a So why is not knocking the
door down?-a I am sorry but sometimes you have to wonder how and why the idiots took over the asylum.
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