Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

I said

Fcuking drink I'm as sick as a small hospital

Jb1989

whelan2 wrote: »

From a shed?

From a farmyard it says
http://fb.me/7KcoJlQoN

naughto

I said wrote: »

Fcuking drink I'm as sick as a small hospital

That I'll teach ya to be sniffing after young ones at your age and a belly full of beer.
Does any one have the calendar from last weeks journal that they could send me or where I could get it tried all the shops around here none have it.
Young lad every morning has to be lifted up to see the moo cows in the pics on the calendar

Username John

I said wrote: »

Fcuking drink I'm as sick as a small hospital

I hear ya...

Christmas party last night... And acourse there's always some fcuker with a camera... Disaster...

whelan2

Bought 10 lines for school christmas draw and we won 7 prizes:D

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

Bought 10 lines for school christmas draw and we won 7 prizes:D

Do the Euromillions tonight

Nekarsulm

whelan2 wrote: »

Bought 10 lines for school christmas draw and we won 7 prizes:D

Whose kids were pulling the tickets?

whelan2

we won nothing in the raffle last year. ALL angles are covered, wine, chocolate, biscuits, hairdresser voucher, garden centre voucher, laptop bag and smellies. None of us were at the raffle

Buford T. Justice XIX

This gave me a good laugh, a sheep that thinks she is a dog:D

https://i.imgur.com/VncSmtH.gifv

Limestone Cowboy

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

This gave me a good laugh, a sheep that thinks she is a dog:D

https://i.imgur.com/VncSmtH.gifv

Girlfriend had a pet lamb a few years ago that used to do the exact same thing. Always running around the lawn after the dogs.

Mac Taylor

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Girlfriend had a pet lamb a few years ago that used to do the exact same thing. Always running around the lawn after the dogs.

LC, did you see that your favourite Mart manager is moving to Clare Marts!!!

whelan2

At what age can you put one of your kids trough the books and how much can you put through for them, like is there a minimum or a maximum?

ganmo

whelan2 wrote: »

At what age can you put one of your kids trough the books and how much can you put through for them, like is there a minimum or a maximum?

i'd say theres no max :P
not sure if there is a min

Limestone Cowboy

Mac Taylor wrote: »

LC, did you see that your favourite Mart manager is moving to Clare Marts!!!

Ya, A great find apparently :rolleyes: Don't think he'll be auctioneering/dropping cattle to his mates around the ring though.

whelan2

Spent the guts of an hour looking for my cheque book. Always leave it in same place . Rang oh. He put it away when he came home from pub last night in a safe place!

naughto

whelan2 wrote: »

Spent the guts of an hour looking for my cheque book. Always leave it in same place . Rang oh. He put it away when he came home from pub last night in a safe place!

Who brings a cheque book to the pub?

whelan2

naughto wrote: »

Who brings a cheque book to the pub?

It was in the place I normally leave it when he came home. He put it in the first aid box

naughto

whelan2 wrote: »

Spent the guts of an hour looking for my cheque book. Always leave it in same place . Rang oh. He put it away when he came home from pub last night in a safe place!

Who brings a cheque book to the pub?

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

It was in the place I normally leave it when he came home. He put it in the first aid box

Well it was a safe place if ya couldn't find it :P

A cow called Daisy

For the soccer followers amongst us, Jimmy Hill death from alzheimers has just been announced. RIP.

Reggie.

Just in from a run and the sweat is hopping off me. The heat out there is not right

whelan2

Just read there an 8 year old died in a farm accident in Galway . Rest in peace. So sad so close to Christmas

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

Just read there an 8 year old died in a farm accident in Galway . Rest in peace. So sad so close to Christmas

Unimaginable

patsy_mccabe

whelan2 wrote: »

Bought 10 lines for school christmas draw and we won 7 prizes:D

Congrats. Usually when a sentence starts with 'Bought 10 lines..', it normally doesn't end well.

Reggie.

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Congrats. Usually when a sentence starts with 'Bought 10 lines..', it normally doesn't end well.

Ya have to be caught first

Base price

Just home from Christmas "work" party with OH and two local guys who do a bit of p/t work.
I'm staying in bed tomorrow - all day if necessary

A cow called Daisy

Base price wrote: »

Just home from Christmas "work" party with OH and two local guys who do a bit of p/t work.
I'm staying in bed tomorrow - all day if necessary

Last year there were proposals of a boards Christmas party. What happened this year

Bullocks

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Last year there were proposals of a boards Christmas party. What happened this year

Will you travel for it Daisy ? Everyone I'm meeting seems to have 2 or 3 Christmas parties this year and Im having nothing myself

Reggie.

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Last year there were proposals of a boards Christmas party. What happened this year

No one would commit so we scrapped the idea

orm0nd

whelan2 wrote: »

Just read there an 8 year old died in a farm accident in Galway . Rest in peace. So sad so close to Christmas

I know his dad, I'm stuck for words

A cow called Daisy

Bullocks wrote: »

Will you travel for it Daisy ? Everyone I'm meeting seems to have 2 or 3 Christmas parties this year and Im having nothing myself

Ah that's sad. At least I have one planned for me and the dog. It a surprise so don't tell her

Reggie. wrote: »

No one would commit so we scrapped the idea

Think we all afraid to be 'found out'. I'm not like what yous might think

whelan2

We could have an online party, I have a gazillion cracker joke I havent told yis yet:D

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

We could have an online party, I have a gazillion cracker joke I havent told yis yet:D

PASS

Reggie.

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Ah that's sad. At least I have one planned for me and the dog. It a surprise so don't tell her



Think we all afraid to be 'found out'. I'm not like what yous might think

Don't know why people do be so afraid to meet up.

Kovu

Reggie. wrote: »

No one would commit so we scrapped the idea

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Last year there were proposals of a boards Christmas party. What happened this year

Christmas time is always a bit hectic with everyone having parties. I could float the idea again in Jan if there is actually interest for it. Or would all the dairy people be calving.


Aaaand a man with a ladder just walked by the kitchen window. WTF.

Edit- It's my builder uncle with a hat on, putting a cap on the chimney to stop rain getting in.

Reggie.

Kovu wrote: »

Christmas time is always a bit hectic with everyone having parties. I could float the idea again in Jan if there is actually interest for it. Or would all the dairy people be calving.


Aaaand a man with a ladder just walked by the kitchen window. WTF.

Edit- It's my builder uncle with a hat on, putting a cap on the chimney to stop rain getting in.

You'll always find Kovu that farmers will find some reason not to attend. Time has to be made for these things

Mr_Muffin

Do you realistically have to left a farm/have a farm in the family in order to become a farmer these days?

I would imagine the start up cost for a normal Joe would be very high. I am just curious.

whelan2

In queue for Santa for the last hour

Reggie.

Mr_Muffin wrote: »

Do you realistically have to left a farm/have a farm in the family in order to become a farmer these days?

I would imagine the start up cost for a normal Joe would be very high. I am just curious.

Nope. I started from scratch 4 years ago. As in built a shed each year to where I am now. I'm a very small farm tho

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

In queue for Santa for the last hour

Ya going to sit on his knee whelan? :P

I said

whelan2 wrote: »

In queue for Santa for the last hour

He's probably scuttered as well

I said

Mr_Muffin wrote: »

Do you realistically have to left a farm/have a farm in the family in order to become a farmer these days?

I would imagine the start up cost for a normal Joe would be very high. I am just curious.

Marry a laying hen lol

Bullocks

whelan2 wrote: »

In queue for Santa for the last hour

Was in the local centra a couple of weeks ago and they had him there on a Friday evening so got it done for free and the boys were happy enough with it, twas damn handy !

whelan2

Was 5 Euro per child. Photo and present and was a good Santa too. Didn't sit on his knee I might have squashed him

ford 5600

Reggie. wrote: »

Nope. I started from scratch 4 years ago. As in built a shed each year to where I am now. I'm a very small farm tho

Under 5 ft ??

Reggie.

ford 5600 wrote: »

Under 5 ft ??

Just over 5 acres

Muckit

A farmer elf

Reggie.

Muckit wrote: »

A farmer elf

Nah somewhere between and elf and santa himself

Muckit

l heard he has a yoke around 14' long with a drawbar for you..... if you've been good!

longgonesilver

Base price wrote: »

Just home from Christmas "work" party with OH and two local guys who do a bit of p/t work.
I'm staying in bed tomorrow - all day if necessary

Base price surface yet??:rolleyes:

She had quite a night and day planned. Didn't think that she would be into that sort of thing.