Farming Chit Chat sallies Fourth

td5man

whelan2 wrote: »

the other strain i have witnessed is "my head is rolling down the street " strain, thats fairly severe too

It's been a while since I felt like that.

Charliebull

td5man wrote: »

It's been a while.

Jayus but women can be cruel, you will have to get a mistress

Reggie.

naughto wrote: »

its great when they head off to the mothers for the day even better when you get a text to say come over for the dinner

Now your talking

Zr105

Oldtree wrote: »

Low sugars, eat more chocolate

Am i the only one that really started to wonder what oldtree was up to when they saw that?? It really really did not look like chocolate at first to me........

Kovu

Zr105 wrote: »

Am i the only one that really started to wonder what oldtree was up to when they saw that?? It really really did not look like chocolate at first to me........

Well you're not the only one, but as we all know, it's very good for old trees!

gozunda

.Kovu. wrote: »

I'm ok, just seems to have been triggered by low blood sugar. Have a blood sugar testing kit thingy now to do every so often. I always have had low blood pressure but doc was concerned by me drinking 3-4 litres of water every day, which I always have done as I would feel faint otherwise.


But anyway....yea sports, I'm allowed cycle/bike ride...my bike is a mountain bike! Mountain biking? Close enough to a safe sport:pac::D
For those that know it was a grand mal seizure followed by a petit mal.
Every single muscle in my body hurts today.

What about the horse riding? On another note did you ever think of getting a dog trained for warning pre seizure? Anyways mind yourself Kovu.

Kovu

gozunda wrote: »

What about the horse riding? On another note did you ever think of getting a dog trained for warning pre seizure? Anyways mind yourself Kovu.

Ssssh, that's still being kept on the D-L:p:pac:

Be grand sure, have enough falls off him already, should be a jockey at this stage!

Conmaicne Mara

We've a couple of fairly well known beaches near the village. I've to drive that road to the farm each day. I wonder is it the same in other areas but 90% of people I meet walking are on the wrong side of the road? I know in other countries that's how it is, but most Irish I meet are at it too.

Reggie.

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

We've a couple of fairly well known beaches near the village. I've to drive that road to the farm each day. I wonder is it the same in other areas but 90% of people I meet walking are on the wrong side of the road? I know in other countries that's how it is, but most Irish I meet are at it too.

Walking away from you rather than towards

Farrell

.Kovu. wrote: »

No I was blood tested for everything last time in hospital, low blood pressure & sugar. Just one of those people that seems to have odd bloods.

Possible hemochromatosis (spelling) so give more blood though.
And no fizzy drinks for me bar coke whelan, lucozade makes me burrrrrrrp:D

Have been told to take salt for low blood pressure, & reduce salt intake for high blood pressure

Conmaicne Mara

Reggie. wrote: »

Walking away from you rather than towards

That's what they're at yup.

Oldtree

Zr105 wrote: »

Am i the only one that really started to wonder what oldtree was up to when they saw that?? It really really did not look like chocolate at first to me........

I have to ask, what did it look like to you at first glance?
and is this any clearer?

Zr105

Oldtree wrote: »

I have to ask, what did it look like to you at first glance?
and is this any clearer?

A handful of s...... I had to do a double take, then a third take to be sure...


Quickly glancing through on the phone didnt really help...

Kovu

Zr105 wrote: »

A handful of s...... I had to do a double take, then a third take to be sure...


Quickly glancing through on the phone didnt really help...

A handful of digested food that had passed through a digestive system of a ruminant or human and excreted after nutrients had been absorbed from it.:pac:

A cow called Daisy

.Kovu. wrote: »

A handful of digested food that had passed through a digestive system of a ruminant or human and excreted after nutrients had been absorbed from it.:pac:

It seems your brain has not been affected. Well ......:D

naughto

.Kovu. wrote: »

Ssssh, that's still being kept on the D-L:p:pac:

Be grand sure, have enough falls off him already, should be a jockey at this stage!

in some mans eyes no doubt you are

Reggie.

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

It seems your brain has not been affected. Well ......:D

Google I bet

_Brian

Larsen trap landed last night and have two feckrs caught thismorning.
Handy yoke.

Just need to know if the lads want additional prisoners or not. I'll keep the trap set for another day or two to see if there are any others about.

Hopefully my hens can lay in peace now !

Conmaicne Mara

_Brian wrote: »

Larsen trap landed last night and have two feckrs caught thismorning.
Handy yoke.

Just need to know if the lads want additional prisoners or not. I'll keep the trap set for another day or two to see if there are any others about.

Hopefully my hens can lay in peace now !

They're a great job, I use them for grey crows before and around lambing time. Much better than shooting because the trap works all day every day.

whelan2

_Brian wrote: »

Larsen trap landed last night and have two feckrs caught thismorning.
Handy yoke.

Just need to know if the lads want additional prisoners or not. I'll keep the trap set for another day or two to see if there are any others about.

Hopefully my hens can lay in peace now !

what do you do with thwm when you have them caught, they are vicious feckers

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

what do you do with thwm when you have them caught, they are vicious feckers

He said ring him incase he wants a new mag to pass on with the trap. Otherwise I'll just dispatch with a belt of a stick.

Kovu

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

It seems your brain has not been affected. Well ......:D

No more affected than usual:rolleyes:

naughto wrote: »

in some mans eyes no doubt you are

Now would I do any sort of thing like that. I'm practically a nun

Farrell

_Brian wrote: »

Larsen trap landed last night and have two feckrs caught thismorning.
Handy yoke.

Just need to know if the lads want additional prisoners or not. I'll keep the trap set for another day or two to see if there are any others about.

Hopefully my hens can lay in peace now !

Was stacking bales last week & there was a fox on the field, took no notice of me.
Are they plentiful these days

whelan2

Farrell wrote: »

Was stacking bales last week & there was a fox on the field, took no notice of me.
Are they plentiful these days

was one around our yard during the winter, he didnt go near the hens at all. They are not locked in at night

moy83

.Kovu. wrote: »

I'm practically a nun

Steer clear of the nun image anyhow with all the scandle around them at the minute !

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

No more affected than usual:rolleyes:



Now would I do any sort of thing like that. I'm practically a nun

You a nun.....my god

Kovu

Reggie. wrote: »

You a nun.....my god

I'd be the nun that quotes Luke 14:10

:pac:

Now I've got ye reading the bible! I'd be a great vicar.

Nekarsulm

What, start with the toes?

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

I'd be the nun that quotes Luke 14:10

:pac:

Now I've got ye reading the bible! I'd be a great vicar.

Not a hope of me reading the bible....no pictures

Kovu

Reggie. wrote: »

Not a hope of me reading the bible....no pictures

Of course there's pictures
You're just looking at the wrong ones!

And sure everyone knows the bible is 100% accurate, especially when thrown at close range.

_Brian

Farrell wrote: »

Was stacking bales last week & there was a fox on the field, took no notice of me.
Are they plentiful these days

Yes. Few of them around here. Great to watch them stalking rabbits.

Oldtree

.Kovu. wrote: »

Of course there's pictures
You're just looking at the wrong ones!

And sure everyone knows the bible is 100% accurate, especially when thrown at close range.

RightTurnClyde

In dentists waiting to get tooth out....... Wonder has he ever seen a 6'3 17st man cry.

_Brian

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

In dentists waiting to get tooth out....... Wonder has he ever seen a 6'3 17st man cry.

Regular enough I'd say.
Not a nice thing.

When sittig there I always tell myself that no matter how hard it is it'll be over in half an hour and surely I can stick half an hour of anything.

Then I had a tooth out last November and I was in the chair for 90 minutes. Had to have gum operated on, jaw bone drilled and cut and stitched up. Just what you need now a a horror story !!

Best of luck

Reggie.

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

In dentists waiting to get tooth out....... Wonder has he ever seen a 6'3 17st man cry.

There's a first for everything

A cow called Daisy

.Kovu., Wondering how you are feeling today?

And I see you've moved again.
And bear with me on this but it ain't all black and white in those undergarments.

Nekarsulm

.Kovu. wrote: »

Of course there's pictures
You're just looking at the wrong ones!

And sure everyone knows the bible is 100% accurate, especially when thrown at close range.

Genesis Chapter 30, And the moral of the story,
you couldn't be up to them sheep farmers!

Kovu

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

.Kovu., Wondering how you are feeling today?

And I see you've moved again.
And bear with me on this but it ain't all black and white in those undergarments.

Bit of a traveller blood in me
Ah no, the Belgian lads brought me a stuffed panda from Wales. Feeling grand today! But that's normal, takes it out of me for a couple of days and then feel perfect again after that.

A cow called Daisy

.Kovu. wrote: »

Bit of a traveller blood in me
Ah no, the Belgian lads brought me a stuffed panda from Wales. Feeling grand today! But that's normal, takes it out of me for a couple of days and then feel perfect again after that.

Of course everyone kniws pandas are synonymous with Wales.

Well they are Belgians. Not blue ones by any chance

Kovu

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Of course everyone kniws pandas are synonymous with Wales.

Well they are Belgians. Not blue ones by any chance

Hhahahaha no, far from the bovine variety I'm pleased to say!

RightTurnClyde

_Brian wrote: »

Regular enough I'd say.
Not a nice thing.

When sittig there I always tell myself that no matter how hard it is it'll be over in half an hour and surely I can stick half an hour of anything.

Then I had a tooth out last November and I was in the chair for 90 minutes. Had to have gum operated on, jaw bone drilled and cut and stitched up. Just what you need now a a horror story !!

Best of luck

Turns out I needed 2 fillings instead of tooth out. Took 18 injections to stop me grabbing his hand. 40 mins of drilling, kept hitting a nerve. And I get to go back next week for another session. Think he's more nervous than me about it.
Went to kids First day at primary school straight after. Think young fella was ashamed of me as I stood in the classroom with other parents, with druel running out of the left side of my mouth.... Nothing like talking to a yummy mummy that you've never met before, with dribble running down your shirt.

I said

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

Turns out I needed 2 fillings instead of tooth out. Took 18 injections to stop me grabbing his hand. 40 mins of drilling, kept hitting a nerve. And I get to go back next week for another session. Think he's more nervous than me about it.
Went to kids First day at primary school straight after. Think young fella was ashamed of me as I stood in the classroom with other parents, with druel running out of the left side of my mouth.... Nothing like talking to a yummy mummy that you've never met before, with dribble running down your shirt.

Nothing like a bit of window licking

darragh_haven

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

Turns out I needed 2 fillings instead of tooth out. Took 18 injections to stop me grabbing his hand. 40 mins of drilling, kept hitting a nerve. And I get to go back next week for another session. Think he's more nervous than me about it.
Went to kids First day at primary school straight after. Think young fella was ashamed of me as I stood in the classroom with other parents, with druel running out of the left side of my mouth.... Nothing like talking to a yummy mummy that you've never met before, with dribble running down your shirt.

Classy!

Genghis Cant

Lads, anyone know the holes you see built into stone walls. Like a creep gate! What are they called?

Charliebull

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Lads, anyone know the holes you see built into stone walls. Like a creep gate! What are they called?

Holes

moy83

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Lads, anyone know the holes you see built into stone walls. Like a creep gate! What are they called?

Style ?

freedominacup

First cut long in, bales made from any strong paddocks, back broken on the breeding, farm blanket spread over the weekend, calves dosed. I'd say it's that time again. I'll check in if they have wifi in the restaurant other than that that's all from me for 10 days.

Muckit

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Lads, anyone know the holes you see built into stone walls. Like a creep gate! What are they called?

Sheep holes or sheep smoots

Genghis Cant

moy83 wrote: »

Style ?

I dunno. Not many stone walls in our end of Offaly :-)
I'll have to take yer word for it. Is there an Irish term for these holes I wonder?

visatorro

freedominacup wrote: »

First cut long in, bales made from any strong paddocks, back broken on the breeding, farm blanket spread over the weekend, calves dosed. I'd say it's that time again. I'll check in if they have wifi in the restaurant other than that that's all from me for 10 days.

Enjoy your well earned break so