Comments on Rosewood Hill Farm: The Poulty Auction

Wow. I have rarely read a more pompous screed. Y...

2011-08-25T09:14:31.841-07:00

Wow. I have rarely read a more pompous screed. You sir, are a spoiled rotten jackass with no respect for the people who work to produce the things you eat. Please, for the sake of the rest of us, never leave your Ivory Tower again.

"written in the style of The Atlantic and New...

2011-08-25T06:55:17.822-07:00

"written in the style of The Atlantic and New Yorker magazines."

Ummm, no. No it isn't.

"This is no ordinary blog..."

Yes it is, it's yet another delusional, self-serving dollop of Look At Meeeeeee!

Good grief, leading a spoiled existence does not make you better than those who work their asses off to do what they love and make ends meet too.

Ass indeed...

This has to be a joke, right? Let us hope.

2011-08-25T06:41:15.205-07:00

This has to be a joke, right? Let us hope.

"How do I put this delicately?" You, sir...

2011-08-25T05:48:25.699-07:00

"How do I put this delicately?" You, sir, are an ASS.

Yeah I agree with Anonymous, if you were so much h...

2011-03-20T16:50:20.562-07:00

Yeah I agree with Anonymous, if you were so much higher, classier and smarter than those people there and involved with that auction, you'd think you could actually spell poultry correctly. Hmph, guess us "serfs" (what a ridiculous word to use, this isn't the dark ages in Britian by the way) might have a leg up after all. Ten bucks this fool is either a yankee from New York or went to UVA, what a waste of life.

As a Culpeper "serf" who regularly crawl...

2011-03-10T10:03:42.675-08:00

As a Culpeper "serf" who regularly crawls out of her "hollow" to take part in local auctions (without make-up! How proletarian of me!), I daresay Dostoyevsky wouldn't have wasted ink on a character as superficial as yourself - except perhaps to describe your spoiled uselessness in the middle of a Russian winter as you searched out a laundromat for your soiled britches.
Class cannot be purchased, and I guarantee you that the "pathetic" farmers you so callously described have a good deal more of it than you.