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    #25
    Was'nt there but I am willing to shake hands with anyone as long as they don't bite it!

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      #26
      Biting you, agstar?

      Ah, er, ah, that's a...er,... revelation.


      Certainly if you were taking me out to dinner, I wouldn't bite, because I could not bite the hand that feeds me.

      However, f you are having a reoccurring biting problem, that you have surprisingly revealled online, I presume either you are extremely snarly, or attract biters, or both, or else your hands are exceptionally tasty.

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        #27
        There seems to be a lot of biters here.

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          #28
          Yes. They have taken such a big bite out of yours and the CWB's single-desk logic, there remains little reasoning and logic left standing that can attract young farmers.


          Young.


          You must have noticed the youg farmers in Regina.

          They don't want your ideology, agstar.

          Parsley

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            #29
            Yes, to be young and foolish again. To be easily misled by false profits( pardon the pun)

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              #30
              Yeah,Nielsen from the WBG is probably still in diapers, he's so young!

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                #31
                Agstar77

                Any comments about the Alberta election? Will note the 2 political parties that supported retention of the status quo CWB didn't elect one candidate in rurual Alberta.

                Interesting that recently elected governments in 2 provinces and represent 90 % of western Canadian barley production support Ritz's efforts. Their base of support is rural.

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                  #32
                  There were lots of young guys there. 17-25 year olds too.

                  Gerrid Gust was a young farnmer that spoke at Regina, good speaker, well dressed, gorgeous smile,(I'm old but not blind), aware of the issues, wanting change, a keen, keen farmer.

                  How can agriculture go wrong with guys like him. Farmering should hope Hollywood doesn't nab him.

                  And agstar, speaking of profits, Gust is having PRO fits every time he looks up the CWB's daily PRO.

                  Parsley

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                    #33
                    The only remark I will make about Alberta is they had about a 40 % turnout. The apathy was overwhelming. When only 40 % vote I don't think any issue interested them.

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                      #34
                      Gerrid's on the board of the wheat growers too not your average 30 year old.

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                        #35
                        I do not consider any farmer average, stubblejumper.

                        You have no idea what a wonderful lot they are, as also are you, because you are blinded by yourself.

                        Farmers are hard working, innovative, good community people. They are the most solitary co-operators imaginable.

                        They are inventive. Dependable. In tune with nature.

                        I admire them as a lot. All of them exceed average, stubble.

                        It is why farmers rate so high with Canadians.

                        Parsley

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                          #36
                          Agstar77

                          Interesting comment. Can I clip and paste your comments after the CWB director elections this fall?

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