Pets for tea

[DaveL485]

The Sun said:

A SCHOOL was blasted last night for raising pigs in a pets corner then selling them for kids’ sausages.

Do you laugh....or not....i'm not sure!?!?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2...

[GKP]

That's outrageous. Don't they know there's a swine flu outbreak?

[escargot]

No, you don't laugh.

You tell the stupid parents to shut the fk up. As the school said, it's a superb project to teach kids where their food actually comes from. I applaud the scheme.

[Groober]

escargot said:

No, you don't laugh.

You tell the stupid parents to shut the fk up. As the school said, it's a superb project to teach kids where their food actually comes from. I applaud the scheme.

Agreed, kids are to bloody soft these days, they need to learn where the food they eat comes from. Wheather they get upset or not its a fact of life.

[thinfourth2]

Groober said:

escargot said:

No, you don't laugh.

You tell the stupid parents to shut the fk up. As the school said, it's a superb project to teach kids where their food actually comes from. I applaud the scheme.

Agreed, kids are to bloody soft these days, they need to learn where the food they eat comes from. Wheather they get upset or not its a fact of life.

Having tryed rare breed pork not only is this a good idea but its a damn tasty idea

We are considering getting two pigs to raise and we have the names choosen already

Melton and Mulberry

[Chris71]

escargot said:

No, you don't laugh.

You tell the stupid parents to shut the fk up. As the school said, it's a superb project to teach kids where their food actually comes from. I applaud the scheme.

+1

[Oakey]

The Sun said:

But some parents said it could be upsetting for pupils.

So could kicking them in the nuts / baby maker but until it happens why the fk are the parents complaining?

[AndrewW-G]

Groober said:

escargot said:

No, you don't laugh.

You tell the stupid parents to shut the fk up. As the school said, it's a superb project to teach kids where their food actually comes from. I applaud the scheme.

Agreed, kids are to bloody soft these days, they need to learn where the food they eat comes from. Wheather they get upset or not its a fact of life.

What you mean meat doesnt grow in polystrene trays .......... I have a friend who's daughter at the age of 9 didnt know that steak = bovine

[Tunku]

I can remember a little friend of my son. He was about 8-9 years old at the time, and didn't realise meat originally had bones in it. He had never seen the likes of a chop.
"Where do you think meat comes from?", I asked?
"The shop".

[paddyhasneeds]

Headteacher Bill Griffiths said:

“I had a leg from one of the last batch called Ginger which I ate for Sunday lunch with my family. It was delicious.”

On a serious point, there was a survey, and I know statistics can show anything, but it said that a scary number of kids have no idea where meat comes from right down to not knowing what a Sheep or a Pig looks like.

[Martial Arts Man]

paddyhasneeds said:

Headteacher Bill Griffiths said:

“I had a leg from one of the last batch called Ginger which I ate for Sunday lunch with my family. It was delicious.”

On a serious point, there was a survey, and I know statistics can show anything, but it said that a scary number of kids have no idea where meat comes from right down to not knowing what a Sheep or a Pig looks like.

It would be easier to do a survey showing what kids today do know. Very little it seems.

[thinfourth2]

It is frightening how thick folk are

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