(27 February 2013, 22:15)Straight Shooter Wrote: I hated going shopping with wifey....( food ) but now i have more time...and its what we do now for FUN n excitement ( sad but true ) and i agree mary its really sad to see what people buy...ready meals...we overheard a couple " i am not cooking this week ....we agreed i am working odd shifts " there you go.... and looking at ready meal counter....i doubt she could cook a meal from scratch...but dressed to kill and full makeup...dear oh dear .....i see alot of this type..my grandaughter stands on a chair and makes bread with granny.....my six grandsons will be on the garden with bampy this year and WILL learn...
It's scary. No wonder there are so many social problems. I can't believe how disconnected people are becoming. Well done you for educating the nippers.
(27 February 2013, 22:05)NorthernRaider Wrote: My missus is doing her masters , and I've got a GCSE c grade in art 
A couple of years ago i did a weekend long adventure / survival challange with a large group of third year undegrad types from Durham, some could not even tie a knot, start a basic cooking fire etc, I had both sexes asking where they could plug in hair driers and tongs !! (In Hamsterley forest). In a raft building competition to make a raft from 4 oil drums, planks and rope only the OTC members got anything workable made and it still came apart half way across the pond. The " Grads" were utterly incapable of thinking outside the box.
I've got to say I can see the funny side of this, but asking where to plug in hair driers..?? Dear oh dear.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
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