Posted May 07, 2015

Soccorro
Hardcore Farmer
Registered: Jul 2013
From Germany

ElTerprise
Registered: May 2011
From Germany

FearfulSymmetry
The Tyger
Registered: Oct 2013
From Netherlands

Soccorro
Hardcore Farmer
Registered: Jul 2013
From Germany
Posted May 07, 2015
Post edited May 07, 2015 by Soccorro

moonshineshadow
Ghost
Registered: Sep 2011
From Switzerland
Posted May 07, 2015

But yeah, I can agree with you, that it is important that the animals do not suffer.

FearfulSymmetry
The Tyger
Registered: Oct 2013
From Netherlands
Posted May 07, 2015

I am usually quite busy this time of year, spring is the end of the winder crops and the start of the summer crops, as well as lots of other things that seem to happen around spring/summer, such as lambing and things like that. It should be okay in a few weeks, hopefully then I can get some more rest.
I hope you have a nice time with your friend, and it sounds great to go visit your grandmother, especially if you have not seen her for a while. Are you all ready for your trip to England? I know I have asked this before, and sorry for forgetting, but what play will you be seeing at the Globe Theatre?
Thank you! And no, I'm not completely ready yet, but I'm making preparations. Still need to exchange my money this week and so. And I still don't know all the details of the boat trip there and back because my professor is a tad lazy. :P
We'll be seeing As You Like It. I saw a Dutch production of it a few months back and that was really good, so I'm curious about this one as well. :)

ElTerprise
Registered: May 2011
From Germany

ddickinson
Battle Sister
Registered: Feb 2014
From United Kingdom
Posted May 07, 2015
The UK actually has one of the best records for animal welfare, and the law is firmly in place to enforce that animals are cared for and not in any pain, which is the least we could do, considering we intend to eat them. The EU is not so keen, as many places in the EU do not match this, and they (the EU) are often introducing legislation that would undermine British farming, but luckily so far the British government fights against this and try to protect Britain's interests. Not always successfully, sadly, but they try. Maybe if we end up leaving the EU things can bet a little better without all the ridiculous laws and regulations the EU forces on people (not just for agriculture, but all over the place, EU law is actually quite horrible, and in many cases they are corrupt and/or Draconian). Not to mention the amount of money the UK would save by not having to pay into the EU.

FearfulSymmetry
The Tyger
Registered: Oct 2013
From Netherlands

ddickinson
Battle Sister
Registered: Feb 2014
From United Kingdom
Posted May 07, 2015

Thank you! And no, I'm not completely ready yet, but I'm making preparations. Still need to exchange my money this week and so. And I still don't know all the details of the boat trip there and back because my professor is a tad lazy. :P
We'll be seeing As You Like It. I saw a Dutch production of it a few months back and that was really good, so I'm curious about this one as well. :)
Well I hope you are treated nicely and that you have a good time. The last time I went to the Globe it was very good, but it can vary depending on the actors. I thought it was As You Like It, but I was not sure. I kept thinking of the "All the world's a stage" part when I was thinking what you were seeing.
*big hug*

Soccorro
Hardcore Farmer
Registered: Jul 2013
From Germany
Posted May 07, 2015

But yeah, I can agree with you, that it is important that the animals do not suffer.


moonshineshadow
Ghost
Registered: Sep 2011
From Switzerland
Posted May 07, 2015

But yeah, I can agree with you, that it is important that the animals do not suffer.

What we need is a change how things are handled in the EU. Sadly this is something that is probably not easily achieved.

ElTerprise
Registered: May 2011
From Germany

ddickinson
Battle Sister
Registered: Feb 2014
From United Kingdom
Posted May 07, 2015
The EU are actually mad that England recently relaxed all the laws about how vegetables can look. To much was being wasted becasue it did not match the EU's "what vegetables should look like rule". A carrot is still a carrot no matter how it looks. Even supermarkets here now are selling non-standard vegetables, as people are realising there is no difference, it all tastes the same. The non-standard shaped vegetables are often slightly cheaper, but it is still a good plus to the farmers.

Soccorro
Hardcore Farmer
Registered: Jul 2013
From Germany
Posted May 07, 2015

*Raises Hand for a high five*
...hehe...heh..no one? ok...