Taking over small cattle farm

[cajunman]

Grow up please.

 

[never2old2learn-ron]

With the gibberish you are typing I cannot understand a danged word you are saying. Sorry! Ahhhhhhhh the wonderful world of an american education. What is this world coming to?

You may have a better education than some, but you sure don't have much class or manners.

Who are you to judge me? See duns post about education in 1895. This is a cruel and ruthless world. If you are not very educated or cannot spell you will be eaten for breakfast and taken advantage of by those who have higher IQ's. If you are going to be in the cattle business you at least need to be able to write fairly well. If I was to go to someone's farm and they misspelled stuff I would run to the truck and never look back. Usually if a person can't write good they can't read good either and if that is the case how do they know the proper dosage of meds to give or what not? Understand what I am saying. If I misspelled everything on my website do you really think that my customers would still be interested in my cattle? Do you really think they would take me seriously? It is all about presentation. I was not trying to be an a$$ per se I was just trying to make a point that if you are wanting to sale anything it is all about presentation and if there is not good presentation your product will not sell. I do not know. Perhaps I have been in corporate America for waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to long. Perhaps I have a business man approach to everything.

Now, I think that qualifies as gibberish!

 

[Hippie Rancher]

Who are you to judge me?

I called you out after you rudely pointed out what you judged to be someone else's intellectual deficiencies. This is a website open to anybody for talking about livestock, not a place to have your spelling or typing skills tested. Even if these things really needed to be pointed out (which is debatable), it could be done in a kinder manner.

My grandfather could barely write, although he could and did read a lot. I would take his knowledge and experience as a real cowman over your version of "education" any day. His "word" may not have been grammatically correct but you could take it to the bank. He also treated everybody with friendly respect until they did something to earn his contempt. Education or the lack thereof is NO indicator of integrity or knowledge. Rudely spouting off about the lack of certain abilities IS an indicator of character. And be careful, because the temptation then becomes high for folks to go looking for YOUR mistakes.:tiphat:

 

[mnmtranching]

With the gibberish you are typing I cannot understand a danged word you are saying. Sorry! Ahhhhhhhh the wonderful world of an american education. What is this world coming to?

You may have a better education than some, but you sure don't have much class or manners.

Who are you to judge me? See duns post about education in 1895. This is a cruel and ruthless world. If you are not very educated or cannot spell you will be eaten for breakfast and taken advantage of by those who have higher IQ's. If you are going to be in the cattle business you at least need to be able to write fairly well. If I was to go to someone's farm and they misspelled stuff I would run to the truck and never look back. Usually if a person can't write good they can't read good either and if that is the case how do they know the proper dosage of meds to give or what not? Understand what I am saying. If I misspelled everything on my website do you really think that my customers would still be interested in my cattle? Do you really think they would take me seriously? It is all about presentation. I was not trying to be an a$$ per se I was just trying to make a point that if you are wanting to sale anything it is all about presentation and if there is not good presentation your product will not sell. I do not know. Perhaps I have been in corporate America for waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to long. Perhaps I have a business man approach to everything.

Dear TNMasterBeefProducer:

Hmmm...

I don't claim to be the best-educated person around, but I do see some flaws in your grammar.

You need to learn to use commas and conditional voice when warranted. Also, some proper division of your rambling sentences would be helpful. I also notice a misuse of "good" instead of "well", and "sale" when I believe you mean "sell". (Not to mention "to long" when it should be "too long." ) All-in-all, about a "C-".

Just trying to help, mnmt :cowboy:

 

[kerley]

Excellent post Hippie Rancher