Concerns, 2013

Originally posted by HandyAndy
And what are you doing? Just passing by?

I am not stalking him, or trying to make things more difficult than they already are. 😉

Originally posted by apathist
You guys have teenagers over there?

I would assume all countries have teenagers?

Originally posted by Very Rusty
I am not stalking him, or trying to make things more difficult than they already are. 😉

You're stalking everyone else.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
You're stalking everyone else.

Like who for example?

The only ones I see doing any real stalking is you & HOH!

Everyone else seems to be getting along just fine, IMHO! 😛 😉

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Like who for example?

The only ones I see doing any real stalking is you & HOH!

Everyone else seems to be getting along just fine, IMHO! 😛 😉

Your humble opinion is wrong. Read your own posts.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Your humble opinion is wrong. Read your own posts.

Instead of pointing an accusing finger at me, read your posts towards GB!~ 😛 😉

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Your humble opinion is wrong. Read your own posts.

It is impossible to defeat an ignorant man in argument.
William G. McAdoo

but please, for my entertainment, continue...

Originally posted by rookie54
It is impossible to defeat an ignorant man in argument.
William G. McAdoo

but please, for my entertainment, continue...

He isn't trying to defeat anyone in an argument.

Unlike you he is man enough to say who he is talking to directly, so I'll give him a pat on the back for that at least.

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Instead of pointing an accusing finger at me, read your posts towards GB!~ 😛 😉

Bobby's a big boy. He doesn't need you to be his bodyguard.

GMO plants do produce viable seeds, I think. However, these seeds always belong to Monsanto due to patenting laws. If a farmer gathers the seed and plants them, he/she is in violation of patent laws and the fines are so steep, farmers can be broken. A huge problem is what the GMO plants may be doing to bees and other good insects. Plus the pollen fro GMO plants crosses with a neighboring farmer's crops. The seeds are now GMO and belong to Monsanto. Also, if the neighbor is a certified organic farmer, his certification will be cancelled if Mother Nature causes cross pollination. He now has GMO seed, GMO plants.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Bobby's a big boy. He doesn't need you to be his bodyguard.

He doesn't need you stalking and harassing 24/7 either.

I guess we both have our points of view.

If you did it all in fun, it would be a different story.

I don't know how you get away with the name calling to be perfectly honest about it. I've notice HOH gets away with a lot of name calling also.

I do understand this is the only place you guys can pretend to be tough guys. 😛 😉

Originally posted by Very Rusty
He doesn't need you stalking and harassing 24/7 either.

I guess we both have our points of view.

If you did it all in fun, it would be a different story.

I don't know how you get away with the name calling to be perfectly honest about it. I've notice HOH gets away with a lot of name calling also.

I do understand this is the only place you guys can pretend to be tough guys. 😛 😉

I know all of this is a problem for you.

You could easily solve it by minding your own business.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
I know all of this is a problem for you.

You could easily solve it by minding your own business.

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I never stand by when somone is trying to bully someone in the real world.

Why would I do it here?

This should be a place people can come and have fun.

Originally posted by Phranny
GMO plants do produce viable seeds, I think. However, these seeds always belong to Monsanto due to patenting laws. If a farmer gathers the seed and plants them, he/she is in violation of patent laws and the fines are so steep, farmers can be broken. A huge problem is what the GMO plants may be doing to bees and other good insects. Plus the pollen fro GMO ...[text shortened]... will be cancelled if Mother Nature causes cross pollination. He now has GMO seed, GMO plants.

I'm not a fan of patenting laws. I figure if the information is out there, I have as much right as anyone else.

Originally posted by Phranny
GMO plants do produce viable seeds, I think. However, these seeds always belong to Monsanto due to patenting laws. If a farmer gathers the seed and plants them, he/she is in violation of patent laws and the fines are so steep, farmers can be broken. A huge problem is what the GMO plants may be doing to bees and other good insects. Plus the pollen fro GMO ...[text shortened]... will be cancelled if Mother Nature causes cross pollination. He now has GMO seed, GMO plants.

Good points IMO. It's in control like it or not.