what we forgot (part 1)

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so its come to my attention
that as we get older
we are becoming less skilled than we were
in our grandparents time
great gp's even

my old fave addage
not sure if i even made it up
something made 1900's
still works in 2000's
(results may vary)
((see also the lightglobe thats still running))
whereas now something made at 19:00
is broken by 20:00
(hours)
one 24th of a small hands rotation in a day

but ye olde stuff
was craftsmaned.
was honed trade
if u didnt havea grandpas drill, u probably dont even exist XD

im deviating, as i do
so, skillsets
in ye olde, u learned a trade, to eat
now, kids go to study a thing they either a are unskilled, or b uninterested in
in an attempt to MAYBE
just maybe
be able to provide for their next of
which they already hade
cos too much mead on a winters eve
and they are now
with babymomma
and ha.... too digressive
the point im making is noone is teaching as the village anymore
cos we are all scared of our neighbours
thinking they are thieves
overlooking the fact we are being stolen from every day

tell me a shire couldnt find a plumber of 40, if they didnt have taxes on that shire

anyways, i got rambly
i cant really do the monotone which is a post im too input/output-y to do a monologue
discuss

translate and comment (looking at you ms cow ) (spanish))
and hope to see you on the flipside

pony out

figured i should upload a pic randomly
then chuckled at the irony
of i found a chick of these today
will take some photos tomorrow of it XD

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