Farming ChitChat Ploughs On To Five

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

I wish we had rabbits here. Only hares.

No wait, I don't want rabbits, I know what would happen with the mini assassins that lie in this house.

Yeah well who's the cult leader

Reggie.

Base price wrote: »

Tut tut, Reggie and Kovu who are now my sworn enemies

Ah your easily defeated sure all I have to do is put a damp bog entrance in your way and your stalled

C0N0R

.Kovu. wrote: »

I wish we had rabbits here. Only hares.

No wait, I don't want rabbits, I know what would happen with the mini assassins that lie in this house.

We are absolutely overrun with rabbits, shot over 100 one night. Your welcome to send the assassins up my way for a holiday to experience new food types!!

Damo810

Reggie. wrote: »

Oversized tyres are a gift on the bog tho

I mean more in regards of circumference rather than the width. All our tractors always had wide tires. Tis wanted at times.

Reminds me of a discussion I heard last night in the pub, a rather, substantial woman came in, one fella turns and says, look at yer wan! Straight away his friend turns to him and say, jaysus, ya wouldn't bring her in on soft ground

Kovu

C0N0R wrote: »

We are absolutely overrun with rabbits, shot over 100 one night. Your welcome to send the assassins up my way for a holiday to experience new food types!!

Grand, they like the right side of the bed

C0N0R

.Kovu. wrote: »

Grand, they like the right side of the bed

So ur a left side fox then!! I'm sure the rabbits aint fussy what side of the bed the cats prefair!

Kovu

C0N0R wrote: »

So ur a left side fox then!! I'm sure the rabbits aint fussy what side of the bed the cats prefair!

Well what remains of them doesn't care! Neither do I.......so long as they're not in the bed with me.

tanko

Visited a French farm last week, these lads were being fattened for the pot.

Kovu

tanko wrote: »

Visited a French farm last week, these lads were being fattened for the pot.

Must have been Jean de Florette's place.

tanko

.Kovu. wrote: »

Must have been Jean de Florette's place.

It had some similarities alrite;)

Kovu

tanko wrote: »

It had some similarities alrite;)

A lady dancing in the nip with some goats cavorting about?

Well I'll be.....:pac:

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

A lady dancing in the nip with some goats cavorting about?

Well I'll be.....:pac:

What the hell goes through your head....

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

What the hell goes through your head....

not alot , by the looks of some of those replies;)

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

not alot , by the looks of some of those replies;)

tanko

.Kovu. wrote: »

A lady dancing in the nip with some goats cavorting about?

Well I'll be.....:pac:

Dunno what you're drinking but I'll have three or four:D

Kovu

Reggie. wrote: »

What the hell goes through your head....

The film Jean de Florette, arguably the most famous French film ever made, where a rabbit farmer is trying to survive. In the follow up film, his daugher is a goat farmer and she wants revenge.......

Ah forget it!!

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

The film Jean de Florette, arguably the most famous French film ever made, where a rabbit farmer is trying to survive. In the follow up film, his daugher is a goat farmer and she wants revenge.......

Ah forget it!!

Thats heavy stuff right there missus

Base price

.Kovu. wrote: »

The film Jean de Florette, arguably the most famous French film ever made, where a rabbit farmer is trying to survive. In the follow up film, his daugher is a goat farmer and she wants revenge.......

Ah forget it!!

Remember seeing it once upon a time. Gerard Depardue was one of the actors. Great actor too.
Anyway heading to bed with a hole in my head re the Beef Crises thread.
Actually that reminds me of a song in the 80's - Hole In My Shoe - horrid thing.
Feck, I wish I didn't remember the tune as it will be going around and round and round in my head tonight :mad:

Zr105

Greengrass1 wrote: »

And hills.
I've none thank god. Must have been good in a past life

Yes and no, wide tires can screw you over in a split second on wet grass. Especially stubble or after grass. Have 600's on tractor here and when on tanker in spring their a gift, one run with the other tractor on 18.4's and you'd be convinced to swap the tractors, for the wide tired! but turning across a bank with fert spreader on the 600's you can hear them squealing as they slide

td5man

First day at playschool for the twins should be fun, other 2 were up at 7 don't think that's going to last.

_Brian

td5man wrote: »

First day at playschool for the twins should be fun, other 2 were up at 7 don't think that's going to last.

All go here too.
One for Seniors and the other for 6th class.

Reggie.

Best of luck to ye all. Any tears yet

td5man

Reggie. wrote: »

Best of luck to ye all. Any tears yet

Yep, of joy. Peace and quiet at last.

Reggie.

td5man wrote: »

Yep, of joy. Peace and quiet at last.

Horrible horrible man

td5man

Reggie. wrote: »

Horrible horrible man

They'll be back in 3hrs.

Reggie.

td5man wrote: »

They'll be back in 3hrs.

And job lined up for them already I bet

whelan2

td5man wrote: »

First day at playschool for the twins should be fun, other 2 were up at 7 don't think that's going to last.

i got up extra early as mine where heading back today, brakes stuck on on jeep and i didnt get started milking til 7.15:mad: mood was fantastic....having a big mug of coffee now

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

i got up extra early as mine where heading back today, brakes stuck on on jeep and i didnt get started milking til 7.15:mad: mood was fantastic....having a big mug of coffee now

Deep breath whelan

lakill Farm

my half was back in school tuesday and back with kids last wednesday

im still confused about this 1st Sept start date

Reggie.

lakill Farm wrote: »

my half was back in school tuesday and back with kids last wednesday

im still confused about this 1st Sept start date

They bring some kids back early to wean them into school I think

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

They bring some kids back early to wean them into school I think

ye but august is way to early.

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

ye but august is way to early.

Suppose but better to bring them back on their own without the other kids. They could be leaving it a little later tho

lakill Farm

Reggie. wrote: »

Suppose but better to bring them back on their own without the other kids. They could be leaving it a little later tho

no the whole school was back, - primary

OH has baby infants but i get given out to for calling them because since 1987 when i started school, baby infacts have somewhere along the lines decided that they have the right to be called Junior infants. :rolleyes:

td5man

Reggie. wrote: »

Horrible horrible man

Wait until you have 4 you'll be glad to see them going back to school too.

Reggie.

td5man wrote: »

Wait until you have 4 you'll be glad to see them going back to school too.

Not planning on 4 here td

td5man

Reggie. wrote: »

And job lined up for them already I bet

Nope they have everything done, might have 16 acres of stones ready to be picked on Saturday though. ☺

td5man

Reggie. wrote: »

Not planning on 4 here td

Neither was I.😰

td5man

whelan2 wrote: »

i got up extra early as mine where heading back today, brakes stuck on on jeep and i didnt get started milking til 7.15:mad: mood was fantastic....having a big mug of coffee now

Problem solved. http://m.toyota.ie/models/hilux/

visatorro

just out of interest what broadband provider do most of you use. o2 mobile in the home place. sometimes wonderful, sometimes useless

Farrell

lakill Farm wrote: »

no the whole school was back, - primary

OH has baby infants but i get given out to for calling them because since 1987 when i started school, baby infacts have somewhere along the lines decided that they have the right to be called Junior infants. :rolleyes:

You started School in 1987! Must be a typo there:P

Reggie.

visatorro wrote: »

just out of interest what broadband provider do most of you use. o2 mobile in the home place. sometimes wonderful, sometimes useless

We use sky

Reggie.

td5man wrote: »

Nope they have everything done, might have 16 acres of stones ready to be picked on Saturday though. ☺

Small army picking stones eh

Reggie.

Farrell wrote: »

You started School in 1987! Must be a typo there:P

Ah he likes to think he's that young

lakill Farm

Farrell wrote: »

You started School in 1987! Must be a typo there:P

im 1983

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

We use sky

Wi max/ imagine

Reggie.

lakill Farm wrote: »

im 1983

You wish

lakill Farm

whelan2 wrote: »

Wi max/ imagine

house is eircom

office is vodafone

both come off the one telecome pole, both companies have terrible customer care.

visatorro

lakill Farm wrote: »

house is eircom

office is vodafone

both come off the one telecome pole, both companies have terrible customer care.

when i lived in the local town i was with upc. i had to send them an email explaining how i was sick of dealing with a sub standard company with sub standard products and sub standards employees. they are absolutely hateful to deal with. im getting it hard to get half decent broadband with no land line.

lakill Farm

Reggie. wrote: »

You wish

I fecking am . for years i wanted to be older when i was been saddled by insurance companies :mad:

Im 1983

the house is 1883 :eek:

whelan2

td5man wrote: »

Problem solved. http://m.toyota.ie/models/hilux/

i may ask santa for one of those