Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

Kovu

Reggie. wrote: »

All the above too noisy lads. What ya need is a good sniper team

Bazooka

That poor wee baby calf, they all came up to beside the house last night, that's through three mucky (very mucky!) gaps and a rather steep hill.

It's panned out just in front of the kitchen window now.

_Brian

Got a bit of sunburn on the legs, this sun is tough work.

Reggie.

_Brian wrote: »

Got a bit of sunburn on the legs, this sun is tough work.

Well I ate too much for dinner so we are even

whelan2

Kovu wrote: »

Bazooka

That poor wee baby calf, they all came up to beside the house last night, that's through three mucky (very mucky!) gaps and a rather steep hill.

It's panned out just in front of the kitchen window now.

any sign of the dogs today?

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

any sign of the dogs today?

Nope. But I know my neighbour called up to the owner yesterday and said if he sees them near his horses again, they won't be coming home except in a bag :eek:
And I thought I had a temper!

ganmo

Kovu wrote: »

Nope. But I know my neighbour called up to the owner yesterday and said if he sees them near his horses again, they won't be coming home except in a bag :eek:
And I thought I had a temper!

That sounds reasonable to me.

Reggie.

ganmo wrote: »

That sounds reasonable to me.

+1

whelan2

boards is playing up again:mad:

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

boards is playing up again:mad:

Wouldn't let me attach stuff yesterday.

KatW4

Winter barley is being cut today. Happy faces everywhere (apart from a sunk trailer haha).

Charliebull

Half way through a world tour of Waterford , lismore and dungarvan is lovely part of the country, if only they would speak English it would be the perfect spot,

Bullocks

Charliebull wrote: »

Half way through a world tour of Waterford , lismore and dungarvan is lovely part of the country, if only they would speak English it would be the perfect spot,

I brought a waterford girl home one time and the father was convinced she was a traveller

Charliebull

Bullocks wrote: »

I brought a waterford girl home one time and the father was convinced she was a traveller

Nothing to do with her accent, he prob just thought she had to be a traveller to come home with you

Kovu

Welcome back! We didn't really miss you!

Bullocks

Charliebull wrote: »

Nothing to do with her accent, he prob just thought she had to be a traveller to come home with you

Nothing wrong with travellers. "Lob it in ta me boss "

visatorro

any one doing exciting for bank holiday? iv had a hectic last month so all quiet. am working later on + tomorrow

Reggie.

visatorro wrote: »

any one doing exciting for bank holiday? iv had a hectic last month so all quiet. am working later on + tomorrow

Heading to castlepollard vintage show today

Username John

visatorro wrote: »

any one doing exciting for bank holiday? iv had a hectic last month so all quiet. am working later on + tomorrow

Nah - it just started lashing here, and it's as dark.
It's not that cold, but still that miserable sort of day that you'd lite a fire nearly....

whelan2

visatorro wrote: »

any one doing exciting for bank holiday? iv had a hectic last month so all quiet. am working later on + tomorrow

cooking a quiche and chocolate cake forgot i turned cooker up and cake got burnt so doing it again now

farmersfriend

Heading up home to visit the parents, 2 hr drive but worth it for mammys dinner!!!

Kevhog1988

farmersfriend wrote: »

Heading up home to visit the parents, 2 hr drive but worth it for mammys dinner!!!

Nothing beats being home. I find the homesickness is the worst on the days i have feck all to do

Kevhog1988

Kildare game today. Strangelt i was in manchester when kildare beat kerry the last time in 1998

Odelay

theemigrant wrote: »

Kildare game today. Strangelt i was in manchester when kildare beat kerry the last time in 1998

And they won't be beating them again today! That's some pasting they're getting.

whelan2

hope the next game is a bit closer

orm0nd

looking for 4 (matching as close as possible) natural stone pillars for gate posts , would need to be about 7 foot ,

any pointers

thanks

Zr105

whelan2 wrote: »

cooking a quiche and chocolate cake forgot i turned cooker up and cake got burnt so doing it again now

Quiche and chocolate in a cake, what sort of a combination is that at all :P :P :P

dzer2

orm0nd wrote: »

looking for 4 (matching as close as possible) natural stone pillars for gate posts , would need to be about 7 foot ,

any pointers

thanks

Stick up a pic of what you are thinking of.

One piece or cut stone ones caps and stuff

Kevhog1988

Im off home to take off the jersey

Farrell

whelan2 wrote: »

hope the next game is a bit closer

Not looking good, to be fair they'd a massive challenge without the massive wind

I said

What a load of non competive bull the gaa in general has become.
Time for a rethink in structure in both codes.
Colm Parkinson's idea not to bad at least lads get games.

Nekarsulm

orm0nd wrote: »

looking for 4 (matching as close as possible) natural stone pillars for gate posts , would need to be about 7 foot ,

any pointers

thanks

http://www.donedeal.ie/buildingmaterials-for-sale/traditional-irish-limestone-gate-posts/9927110

whelan2

Zr105 wrote: »

Quiche and chocolate in a cake, what sort of a combination is that at all :P :P :P

Very chocolaty cake

White Clover

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Yep, going goodo.

Good man. Head gasket wasn't it ? 4240 ?

Nekarsulm

Only a 3140. Yeah head gasket.

Genghis Cant

Odelay wrote: »

And they won't be beating them again today! That's some pasting they're getting.

Great to see Darren O Sullivan back and fit. He still has the electric pace he always had.
The Gooch looks to be coming back to form too.

White Clover

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Only a 3140. Yeah head gasket.

Lad near here still has one of them and a 3640 drawing silage. Smooth runners.

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Very chocolaty cake

Keep me some

orm0nd

dzer2 wrote: »

Stick up a pic of what you are thinking of.

One piece or cut stone ones caps and stuff

one piece

Nekarsulm wrote: »

http://www.donedeal.ie/buildingmaterials-for-sale/traditional-irish-limestone-gate-posts/9927110

Thanks

something like the ad. I saw slate straight from the quarry & it looks very well, very hard to get in the length I want though

hope to get the old type blacksmith gates

Kevhog1988

orm0nd wrote: »

one piece





Thanks

something like the ad. I saw slate straight from the quarry & it looks very well, very hard to get in the length I want though

hope to get the old type blacksmith gates

What width? I have 2 old forge made gates at home. Would sell 1.

orm0nd

theemigrant wrote: »

What width? I have 2 old forge made gates at home. Would sell 1.

at least 12 foot , ,2 X 6 foot double something like example no 2 in the link (blacksmith gates) but with more design

http://www.built2last.ie/#!entrance-gates/c1jej

whelan2

Young lad spilt a glass of water over the laptop yesterday. It has just died

AP2014

whelan2 wrote: »

Young lad spilt a glass of water over the laptop yesterday. It has just died

Turn off straight away, open and let dry for at least 48 hours before attempting to turn on again.

orm0nd

AP2014 wrote: »

Turn off straight away, open and let dry for at least 48 hours before attempting to turn on again.

yep take off battery & smallest room available with doors closed & a dehumidifier to 40%

Kevhog1988

ive a serious migraine since i woke up. Id say were going to get a storm

Bullocks

theemigrant wrote: »

ive a serious migraine since i woke up. Id say were going to get a storm

We got fair wind and rain last night , the wife and one of the young lads were dying with sinuses the day before .
This is January weather we are getting

Kevhog1988

Bullocks wrote: »

We got fair wind and rain last night , the wife and one of the young lads were dying with sinuses the day before .
This is January weather we are getting

I usually get a bad migraine before a storm.

davidk1394

Made it back from galway in one piece. Did anyone else head up for a few days ?

Muckit

davidk1394 wrote: »

Made it back from galway in one piece. Did anyone else head up for a few days ?

Would you believe l have never set foot in ballybrit race course! Grumpy old man syndrome has developed over the years too and hate all the elbows and drinking out of plastic glasses on the streets! l hope you enjoyed it though

davidk1394

Muckit wrote: »

Would you believe l have never set foot in ballybrit race course! Grumpy old man syndrome has developed over the years too and hate all the elbows and drinking out of plastic glasses on the streets! l hope you enjoyed it though

There was racing aswell ??!!.. haha we only went racing the 1 day. Mighty craic.. 20 of us went up and stayed in student accommodation. 17 of us stayed in a 8 bedroom house. A fair bit of a squeeze

Kovu

As it's all cleared up with the garda now I can tell ye what happened to me sat night.
I was all alone in my place in dublin, roasted in the bed so my window was open. Only fooking woke up as a lad climbed in the window! ! So I grab the Leatherman, let a roar out of me and go after him. He trips over an extension cord that I have for the tablet and faceplants into the ground. Plenty of time for me to find the blade and dial 999 to get gardai.
He then leapt up and ran for it but unfortunately ran into the bathroom which has a Window he definitely wasn't squeezing out of. So it ended with me sitting outside the bathroom waiting for the guards, in my underwear, with my little Leatherman! Poor ****er. He was only about 17 id say.