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Bocketts Farm Park in Fetchamis one of many farms and attractions across the county preparing for the annual baby boom, with more than 560 little bleaters expected this year alone.

As I constantly tell the great tribe of moaners and bleaters about "poverty", they should have lived and survived the wartime: rationing, very tight income for men and women in the forces, a bit of bombing thrown in for light amusement plus an absence of holidays, TV, phones and other trivia of modern life.

And of course the usual beaters have been out "boycotting" (their only "tactic") and the usual international bleaters have dutifully protested with the usual "outrage" and the largely superficial shouts of "freedom of speech," a concept that all too often the Wefmen appear to believe is a one-way street.

But from the morally outraged postings, it was clear to me that intelligibly a third of the aggrieved bleaters hadn't gotten that far.

colonial language policies that neglected Castilian and vernacular Spanish, thereby producing "a nation of stammerers"--that is, restlessly ardoring bleaters (Putnam 1941c: 21-4).

Those benefit bleaters and rampant breeders, who suckle from the State's teat.

With their sharp hooves, lizard-like eyes and dodgy teeth, these sheep are evil little bleaters.

Unfortunately for the Glibs, they are not the brave young Lougheed Tories of 1971, but rather, the same motley bleaters they've been for the last decade.