Change Jock Strapper’s, is
something we all have to adapt to. Change is like probability, If we weren’t in
the universe I’m betting my right top-bull bollock that things might happen or
might not depending on whatever factors are out there to influence them; like
asteroids and shit.
It’s the same with change,
sometimes its subtle, sometimes its blatantly obvious, (keep tracking that
receding hair line Handsome). But all in all change is real and you have two
choices. Fight it or fear it!
Unless you’re Jock the
fucking Bull!
Boom!
I like to keep things in
balance and good order. This place was ticking over nicely before Matt the
Farmer up and left. Now we have some big foot huntin’ cunt of a man owning this
place from thousands of miles away and a new bird in managing the place in his
shadow.
Speaking of new birds, now
that Frosty Fabio the frightened pheasant has now been fed and intends to stay around
here. He was going to do a pilgrimage to Wiltshire, but I stopped him in his
tracks sharpish, I mean, white horses (cunts) on hills, what the fuck’s all
that about? I know we have one in Weymouth, but the poor have got to have
something to look at. Fabio met Frank the Peacock in the woods, hence the “frightened”
aspect of his call sign.
I think it freaked him out a
tad! Coming across a peacock standing en-guard on top of a barrel of Agent
Orange and wearing an ammunition belt.
Frank hopped down to introduce
himself. Then a whole convo about flying ensued. DON’T TALK ABOUT FLYING TO
FRANK THE PEACOCK, he will end you MI6 style. Basically, he got pissed once and
crash-landed into a bonfire. Took him months to grow his tail back. It was
torture to watch.
Any way, keeping in the bird
context, as you may recall Beth the Manager has charged me with evicting the buzzards
that have pitched up and taken advantage of our unmanaged and desolate
woodlands.
And this brings me back to
change. We have two dynamics at play here. One is I’ve got to get all bad ass,
go in bull shit crazy to this buzzards ghetto that’s developing and the other
one is to sweet talk this sweet cheeks manager into keeping me around.
See, fight and fear!
And then there is Jock’s way
J
I’m adding an extra element
to this change choice: Manipulation and control. So that’s two, but you get the
point. You can manipulate change to either turn it back to the sameness that
comforts you, or come up with something new. I kind of agree with Beth, I want
balance but I also need to be the Top Bull around here, know what I’m saying?
So, Beth the Manager will
act on what she thinks is good for her! I will happily fight the first
element of change: The parasite buzzards.
I must say, it was quite an
easy operation. I rolled up, as in rolled up their yurt type tent thing.
Introduced my self as the bastion of their nightmares, the beginner of all
their endings and the bull of their inner fear.
Alan Buzzard then said there
was an issues with my semantic reasoning, sentence composition and errors with
delivery?
Then Sharon Buzzard started
harping on about how she was the High Priestess of Hunting, with the claws of
the moment, the enforcement of the day and the talons of the night.
I was like ‘whatever love’,
Oh and speaking of claws you
cant impress me with your cougarish ways. She is soooo much older than him!!!!!
Husband/ son man and wife,
yeah blurred lines indeed Jock Strappers !
Any way they flew off, over
the farm and over yonder.
I took a chilled out
meandering stroll back to the farm and when I get there
Health and fucking safety
hade rocked up!
Beth was freaking out as the
online food hygiene accreditation learning provider she had sought out wasn’t
exactly legit!
Further more, they had
busted Jerry the Adder, mid cook up and with a chefs hat on!
He was making the final
marinade for his spicy jerky variant.
All I heard was some beurocratic
sort - who was definitely on the spectrum - chattin shit:
“You have an adder making your product for gods sake“
Jerry’s reply, classic –
“Are you insinuating I’m unclean dear boy? I’ll have
you know my families venom is so pure its been used as the primary constituent
of hemeroid removal cream for kings and queens”!
There's no limit to Jerry the Adder's skills!
Beth the Manager thought on
her feet in a brillaint way! Told him to go fuck himself and that it was being
prepared for personal use!
Alwright! You go-girl!
The she dropped the old,
this is too stressful and difficult to pull off, must pull the plug on this
jerky enterprise and end your prospects of staying here….
- (Beth the Manager deploying The fear aspect
of change Jock Strappers).
So, unfortunately, I had to… Jock it up a bit by using my third aspect of change:
Manipulation and control.
I squared right up to her,
demanded she listen to me and said I couldn’t take this stress!
And how dare she build me up
and up only to pull the rug form under my feet!
I said that wasn’t just bad
management it was cuntish! I know I sad that! To a human!
Of course speaking of bad
management……
I informed her that since
she had arrived she had allowed non farm workers to produce food product on the
premises, not even paid them to do so, used animals to do a humans job, used
fake food hygiene certificates, allowed food production in a regular barn,
taken advantage of labour rights by using a stock bull as a game keeper and
over populated the woods with vermin by not addressing the balance of the
countryside from the off.
Then I went on to say that
management was about prioritising, and this place was so out of balance that I reckoned
Lord Augustus would have to cut short his American venture, big foot or no bigfoot
in order to clean up this mess!
….should he find out that is
;-)
And since he hasn’t found
said beasty yet, he would be very cross indeed!
Wouldn’t he Beth, my dear?
She now has the builders in
and is converting the barn properly.
And Whoever grassed Jerry
will be getting their own individual glass of Orange Juice.
You see Jock Strappers, to
affect change you need a degree of control. But having control and being in
control are two different things.
The manager may have operational control of the farm -
But there is only one Top
Bull.
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