spade 224 Posted July 2, 2007 Report Share Posted July 2, 2007 A few years ago my eldest had the chance to go to a meet on a pony during the week. We didn't ask the head for a day off, we told him he wouldn't be there that day cos he was going hunting. Head was not a happy chappy. On another day I'd gone down to Parliament sqaure to demonstrate and again my eldest was telling all & sundry at school ablout it. The head commented, Don't know why you dads bothered, they'll ban it anyway. He's been at a different school for a couple of years now and the only outspoken bunny hugger has fecked off to another school thank god. In September he's going to secondry school but its a rural school so shouldn't hopefully be too bad. When we'have been to visit a few occassions there's a landy in the staff carpark with a coursing design spare wheel cover on the back door, so that to me is a good sign. Another incident was again a few years ago and our whipper in at the time had a young lad who started school. One day the teacher asked what the kids had been doing and this lad said he'd been out with his dad doing knackering. The teacher had words with his mum who soon put her in her place. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Joe 2 Posted July 2, 2007 Report Share Posted July 2, 2007 (edited) I catch the rabbits at my youngests school, the headmaster and staff are brilliant, i ferret the playing fields and boundary hedges twice a year,when i ring the school secretary to say when iam coming she gives me a order for dressed rabbits for staff and parents ,the money raised goes into the kitty for the upkeep of the poultry sheds and vedgetable plots etc.micky Thats how it should be Micky. Good to hear. Thats how it should be :clapping: Edited July 2, 2007 by Joe Quote Link to post Share on other sites
martin 332 Posted July 2, 2007 Report Share Posted July 2, 2007 When I was in junior school I did a talk on me and my grandad.He was the best poacher in Wiltshire at the time,and he took me out with him trapping-snaring/shooting/ferreting/fishing and bird nesting(not taking eggs,but showing me what was what).My Nan and Grandad brought me up for a while when times were hard,and my Nan used to send me out with a hammer and some 6" nais and a hessian sack and some twine.When I found a pigeon nest I woyuld use the hammer and nails to help me get up to the nest,and take the squabs(live)in the sack,and,if they weren't quite ready(they need to have full wing feathers and no body feathers-and fat as a football)I would tie the squab to a branch with the twine and go back and get it later.The talk went down very well and all the lads were asking if they could come with me.The teachers knew my grandad,and,they wouldn't want to say anything derogatory about him(he was a very big man),and,he did supply most of the game in our village to the locals. Nowadays,if a child did that talk,they would probably be taken into care...............Feckin' Crazy! Most people that hunt in what ever form,are far more in touch with,and,respect the countryside than any towny or jumped up veggie teacher with an axe to grind! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest reload Posted July 2, 2007 Report Share Posted July 2, 2007 That is absolutely disgusting behaviour from a teacher. Townie, lefty teachers..........Complain mate Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Kay 3,709 Posted July 2, 2007 Report Share Posted July 2, 2007 Most teachers are only there as a means to paying the bloody bills, its just a job & not a vocation anymore. bring your child up the way you see fit, its got nothing to do with the teacher, they like to have a classroom full of brainwashed zombies it makes there life easier, any child with an opinion or spirit is sadly labled as wild, its total bollox they all make me sick , there only interested in the summer hollidays so they can have 6 weeks off work with pay. I feel the same and cant wait for my lad to leave Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jultaylor1972 2 Posted July 2, 2007 Report Share Posted July 2, 2007 Hear Hear!! I coulnt agree more. Well said Quote Link to post Share on other sites
workindogz 0 Posted July 2, 2007 Report Share Posted July 2, 2007 you dont here of village kids shooting each other with there parents shot guns or riffles or stabing each other with hunting knives, every week some city kid is shot with a hand gun or stabbed to death with a flick knife so tell me where is the better place for a child to grow up, they should leave us the feck alone. also ba ba rainbow sheep that must be a feckin joke! right? who the feck do we have running this crumbling nation? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Ditch_Shitter Posted July 3, 2007 Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 Olds comment about the ferrets had me laughing. Sadly, 15's one about " Rainbow Sheep " brought me straight back to my sick to the tightning guts, scowling, furious at such Wankers stage again. These f*cking people are entrusted with the Education of ye f*cking children ~ 2 + 2 = 4. U shaped, glacial valleys. How many wives Henry the Eigth had. Not Indoctrination! ~ What my parents and peers talked about. What leaflets I read. What I personally think! We had a patently 'Gay' as a bottle of chips English - Drama Teacher / Librarian at my school. Fine English teacher. Great Drama teacher. Far as I know, bloody good Librarian. Never Once mentioned to us his personal view of sucking some c***s cock or having his spine straightened by a huge, purple headed warrior. Man was a Professional Teacher and Taught. Kept his own shit to himself. Mrs Cripps. Four foot nothing. Sixty god knows what years of tottering, little Scotswoman. Terror of the entire school. R.E Teacher. Wrote me a Report which I'd give my right arm to have kept all these years and be able to proudly display here: " Ditch is not a bad boy. But he's only really happy when talking about his ferrets. I feel there is nothing I can ever say that will change him. He obviously has no interest in Religious studies. " My love; I sincerely hope you're resting, wrapped in softest cotton wool, in the arms of Your God, as I write this and ever more. Bless ye. YOU were a TEACHER! F*cking go over her head, mate. Make it clear that You, as a Parent, are Not happy with the shit she's putting on Your child! Don't just sit back and let these arseholes get away with it! For the future! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Tallyho 181 Posted July 3, 2007 Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 I'm pretty lucky round here, my daughter had a pet week at her play school, and i was asked by a member of staff if i could take one of my terriers in and a ferret in and talk to the kids about what they do, the teachers there dont mind at all as they said to me, we all have different intrests and why should we hide it . and then i have at my sons primary school a teacher who we take rabbits to and the odd few pigeon breasts. That teacher is a bloody fool, arent they ment to encourge the kids to except differnt ways of life ! if i was you i would go put in acomplaint, let us know the out come. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jacob 28 Posted July 3, 2007 Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 Olds comment about the ferrets had me laughing. Sadly, 15's one about " Rainbow Sheep " brought me straight back to my sick to the tightning guts, scowling, furious at such Wankers stage again. These f*cking people are entrusted with the Education of ye f*cking children ~ 2 + 2 = 4. U shaped, glacial valleys. How many wives Henry the Eigth had. Not Indoctrination! ~ What my parents and peers talked about. What leaflets I read. What I personally think! We had a patently 'Gay' as a bottle of chips English - Drama Teacher / Librarian at my school. Fine English teacher. Great Drama teacher. Far as I know, bloody good Librarian. Never Once mentioned to us his personal view of sucking some c***s cock or having his spine straightened by a huge, purple headed warrior. Man was a Professional Teacher and Taught. Kept his own shit to himself .UNLESS SOMEONE TOOK A BIT BY ACCIDENT ON THE WAY OUT Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Aled 571 Posted July 3, 2007 Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 Crikey what a difference. In my primaryand secondary school most of us lads fished a bit, some of us shot (with Dads) some hunted, all us of lived in a rural area, knew where food came from how lamb arrived on your plate, and that foxes killed chickens. I used to talk huntin, shooting, fishin with many school teachers. After living in Cardiff i chose to move back home to live in the area i was brought up. Guys my son is nearly 1 if any of his teachers in this fine rural area of Wales ever talks to him like that i'll be bloody livid! A serious questin though, has his behaviour in school in any other way been questioned? If not i'd say someting, i bet other kids are allowed to talk about computer games, TV, and Macdonalds! Tight Lines Aled Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Kay 3,709 Posted July 3, 2007 Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 I'm pretty lucky round here, my daughter had a pet week at her play school, and i was asked by a member of staff if i could take one of my terriers in and a ferret in and talk to the kids about what they do, the teachers there dont mind at all as they said to me, we all have different intrests and why should we hide it . and then i have at my sons primary school a teacher who we take rabbits to and the odd few pigeon breasts. That teacher is a bloody fool, arent they ment to encourge the kids to except differnt ways of life ! if i was you i would go put in acomplaint, let us know the out come. i took ferrets & a blind cat in to my lads nursery class when he was little, the kids loved it , especoally the ferrets , they were not one bit bothered & all had a little hold barr one lad who was scared bless him. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Kay 3,709 Posted July 3, 2007 Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 isnt it sad when teaching staff feel they have to mould our kids into what they can mentally cope with, a kid who shows any form of interest in summat thats not on the f*****g curiculam is punnished. I hated school detested it, i would do anything to get out of going a classic example my lad has a mate who lives with his mom who suffers mental health issues & neeeds lots of support , the lads a handfull his dad died when he was 7 but the kids a gifted piano & violin player he made me cry when he stopped here & i heard how he made a violin talk Now the sad bit, the kids music teacher locks the door at dinner time to the music room so he cant practice after his dinner, my son came home in tears & said ''Mom its all he has got''he has nowt else just a love of music i was very tempted to punch that teacher in the mouth it made me mad to think that a teacher could be so petty basically cause the kids a beter violin player, isnt schooling exactly that , schooling & getting the best out of the pupil, its not in this case Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jultaylor1972 2 Posted July 3, 2007 Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 I have been thinking a lot about this because it really has got me MAD! Its an absolute disgrace what that teacher said. If he was going to school talking about his parents arguing all the time or taking drugs etc - then fair enough, but he's NOT. He's obviously lucky enough to be spending quality time with his dad doing what is only natural. I spoke to my cousin last night (Who is a primary school teacher) and he says you should go straight to the head of the school and lodge an official complaint; he was disgusted and he HATES any form of hunting. Prejudices are not part of the National Curriculum. A few years ago my friends daughter who was 7 at the time was told she was 'Thick' by her teacher in front of the class!! Upon hearing this when she got home from school my friend took off like a bat out of hell the next morning, marched straight into the classroom and punched the teacher in the face She got arrested but the teacher didnt press charges Deep down she must have known she shouldn't have said that to her daughter. Some teachers make my blood boil! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
kurgan 5 Posted July 3, 2007 Author Report Share Posted July 3, 2007 Had another phone call to go back today for a chat ,totally different from yesterday they were all very sorry as all this was started by some behaveral specialist who has been talking to the kids ,I knew nothing about any of this, she hadn’t talked to my boys teacher for a start and when I spoke to her today all she could say was how good his knowledge on science and nature was and that all he talks about is shooting ect same as all the rest of the kids talk about bloody power rangers, All this caused loads of arguing last night as my wife wants to stop him shooting with me and to make matters worse she signed for a delivery this morning a bsa metor for my boy which I forgot to tell her about,luckly she saw the funny side and has calmed down a bit.I can see how all this happened as I do live pretty close to central London so not a lot of people go hunting round here,but all this shit because my son knows chickens aren’t born in plastic bags and that hunting isn’t wrong. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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