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grassroot1

Say my name wrote: »

Nothing to do with what's posted above but sometimes you'd have to wonder about humanity and what's the point of some people's motivation.

Semi rant over.

Well unburden yourself dont leave us guessing

Say my name

grassroot1 wrote: »

Well unburden yourself dont leave us guessing

Just one of those evenings. :rolleyes:
I'd be banned if I did.

MickeyShtyles

Say my name wrote: »

Just one of those evenings. :rolleyes:
I'd be banned if I did.

Have ya not been thinking up a new username?
I’m having one of those evenings meself, loose lips sink ships!

Reggie.

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Have ya not been thinking up a new username?
I’m having one of those evenings meself, loose lips sink ships!

What did she say to ya now

CloughCasey1

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Have ya not been thinking up a new username?
I’m having one of those evenings meself, loose lips sink ships!

V good Mickey. Should set up a thread like whelans phone going awol, for a list of names for Ped. I think EarthwormJim is a good one.

Say my name

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

V good Mickey. Should set up a thread like whelans phone going awol, for a list of names for Ped. I think EarthwormJim is a good one.

https://youtu.be/gT9xuXQjxMM

Water John

The Cow Book By John Connell wins Irish Book non Fiction Award.

ganmo

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

V good Mickey. Should set up a thread like whelans phone going awol, for a list of names for Ped. I think EarthwormJim is a good one.

Oh what about peter puppy?

MickeyShtyles

Reggie. wrote: »

What did she say to ya now

Not enough for the hair. Haha

Buford T. Justice XIX

Water John wrote: »

The Cow Book By John Connell wins Irish Book non Fiction Award.

A good book, interesting view on the whole farming lark from a lad almost from the outside looking in.

Reggie.

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

Not enough for the hair. Haha

I knew it

whelan2

Off this evening with the eldest lad to Liverpool. Can't wait to get away. Merseyside Derby on Sunday. 5 milkings off

whelan2

If a farmer locked up with tb wants to buy a stock bull from you, this bull was tested in March, the bull has to be tested before he can buy it. Who should pay for the testing?

Say my name

whelan2 wrote: »

If a farmer locked up with tb wants to buy a stock bull from you, this bull was tested in March, the bull has to be tested before he can buy it. Who should pay for the testing?

If it's just a condition that the bull has to be tested before he and only he can buy it.
I'd say that buyer.
You could always throw that in for luck though.

CloughCasey1

Say my name wrote: »

If it's just a condition that the bull has to be tested before he and only he can buy it.
I'd say that buyer.
You could always throw that in for luck though.

Was just about to say luck penny. ☺

White Clover

whelan2 wrote: »

If a farmer locked up with tb wants to buy a stock bull from you, this bull was tested in March, the bull has to be tested before he can buy it. Who should pay for the testing?

If it's a dairy farmer purchasing, he can pay. If it's a beef farmer, you should probably pay as he wouldn't be able to afford it I'd say!

CloughCasey1

White Clover wrote: »

If it's a dairy farmer purchasing, he can pay. If it's a beef farmer, you should probably pay as he wouldn't be able to afford it I'd say!

I hear you're a racist now father!

wrangler

whelan2 wrote: »

If a farmer locked up with tb wants to buy a stock bull from you, this bull was tested in March, the bull has to be tested before he can buy it. Who should pay for the testing?

He wants him tested, he should pay, you have the hassle of getting it done

naughto

whelan2 wrote: »

If a farmer locked up with tb wants to buy a stock bull from you, this bull was tested in March, the bull has to be tested before he can buy it. Who should pay for the testing?

Add the price of the test to the price that your are selling the bull plus vat for hassle

wrangler

When trailer licenses became necesary FBD said they'd cover drivers in jeeps and trailers while they getting the test.
A senior guy from FBD said last night that they are actually still covering drivers with no trailer license.

148multi

wrangler wrote: »

When trailer licenses became necesary FBD said they'd cover drivers in jeeps and trailers while they getting the test.
A senior guy from FBD said last night that they are actually still covering drivers with no trailer license.

That's what they told our group as well.

Say my name

A fairly big "chop shop" is after been raided in Longford.
Seemingly it was a joint effort between Irish and British police agencies that led to this.
I wonder is this a result of our new Garda Commissioner?

https://www.rte.ie/news/leinster/2018/1130/1014383-longford/

whelan2

Everyone all set for the toy show?

Say my name

You have to love The Carlow Nationalist. :pac:
Page 2.

whelan2

Good news. Next bps payment is showing under payments due in financial self services

Buford T. Justice XIX

whelan2 wrote: »

Good news. Next bps payment is showing under payments due in financial self services

No, it's not:(

whelan2

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

No, it's not:(

Not on the financial services front page, click the amounts due on the tab...

Buford T. Justice XIX

whelan2 wrote: »

Not on the financial services front page, click the amounts due on the tab...

WHEEEEEEEEEEEE:D


Doubt it will see Tuesday here:)

gozunda

Say my name wrote: »

A fairly big "chop shop" is after been raided in Longford.
Seemingly it was a joint effort between Irish and British police agencies that led to this.
I wonder is this a result of our new Garda Commissioner?

https://www.rte.ie/news/leinster/2018/1130/1014383-longford/

Was this where the stolen Toyotas were being routed by any chance?

whelan2

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

WHEEEEEEEEEEEE:D


Doubt it will see Tuesday here:)

It will help me enjoy Liverpool

Say my name

gozunda wrote: »

Was this where the stolen Toyotas were being routed by any chance?

I'm not really sure.

That group were all the one family with links to the Kinahan's.

Buford T. Justice XIX

whelan2 wrote: »

It will help me enjoy Liverpool

3 points will help me enjoy Liverpool:)


Enjoy, I'm jealous, my first year in a hell of a long time not making it over for a match:(

Base price

whelan2 wrote: »

Everyone all set for the toy show?

When the lads were still living here I used to cook party food and we would watch it

ganmo

Say my name wrote: »

A fairly big "chop shop" is after been raided in Longford.
Seemingly it was a joint effort between Irish and British police agencies that led to this.
I wonder is this a result of our new Garda Commissioner?

https://www.rte.ie/news/leinster/2018/1130/1014383-longford/

Anyone else find it strange they’re not saying where in longford it is

foxy farmer

ganmo wrote: »

Anyone else find it strange they’re not saying where in longford it is

There was one raided hereabouts back in 2016. Case came up in july this yr and the only paper that covered it was the Farmers Journal. Another court date back in September but more news outlets had it. Yer man is getting free legal aid. A good share of land has been sold and hes still getting custom from another respected business that he runs. I know a few lads who had tractors taken off them and 2 more who bought cars which were also taken back.
Some dose to hand over money for something and the state bodies to come calling after a few yrs saying what you bought is stolen or parts of it are stolen and they take it away. One lad had a tractor taken but got it back minus the engine.

Base price

ganmo wrote: »

Anyone else find it strange they’re not saying where in longford it is

We thought that too although I noticed that the daily spotlight ads for transit van parts for sale in Longford on DD have disappeared today.

whelan2

Base price wrote: »

When the lads were still living here I used to cook party food and we would watch it

Left 2 surprise treat boxes and fluffy Christmas pyjamas for my youngest 2. They were delighted when they found them

Base price

Base price wrote: »

When the lads were still living here I used to cook party food and we would watch it

I sent both lads a whatsapp message earlier today to remind them that the Toy Show was on tonight. I got messages from them in the last hour saying that they are watching it.
Eldest is watching it in Melbourne with 3 other Irish lads and youngest is watching it off the Cork coast on the Explorer.

It just shows the impact that the Toy Show has

ganmo

Base price wrote: »

I sent both lads a whatsapp message earlier today to remind them that the Toy Show was on tonight. I got messages from them in the last hour saying that they are watching it.
Eldest is watching it in Melbourne with 3 other Irish lads and youngest is watching it off the Cork coast on the Explorer.

It just shows the impact that the Toy Show has

See attached

Base price

ganmo wrote: »

See attached

Feck it although it's late I'm going to whatsapp them with that

Base price

Base price wrote: »

Feck it although it's late I'm going to whatsapp them with that

Oops just remembered the Explorer is a dry ship - my bad

Say my name

If ye''re hearing some strange loud planes crossing the country right now.

Don't worry it's just 2 Antonov Ukrainian propeller planes overhead.

Hard Knocks

Say my name wrote: »

If ye''re hearing some strange loud planes crossing the country right now.

Don't worry it's just 2 Antonov Ukrainian propeller planes overhead.

Actually went over us there awhile ago

Say my name

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Actually went over us there awhile ago

The Ukrainian Air Alliance.
Noisy yokes heading for Iceland.

You'd know they were strange when you could hear them above the television.

Say my name

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Actually went over us there awhile ago

Here's one of those 2 planes on the ground.

https://youtu.be/TtpLigFcgEg

Reggie.

Say my name wrote: »

Here's one of those 2 planes on the ground.

https://youtu.be/TtpLigFcgEg

Ah thought it was the big one

Say my name

Reggie. wrote: »

Ah thought it was the big one

Them boys tonight do runs for the U.N. you know.
It's big and noisy enough. Big enough for a tank or whatever you fancy yourself.

I says

Say my name wrote: »

Them boys tonight do runs for the U.N. you know.
It's big and noisy enough. Big enough for a tank or whatever you fancy yourself.

Heard them as well not long after your first post about them

Say my name

I says wrote: »

Heard them as well not long after your first post about them

I was just thinking last night, if that's what large propeller planes sound like overhead, it must have been some dose in WW2 hearing large squadrons of bombers flying overhead.
The noise enough would send you loopy without even having a bomb dropped on your head.
Night time with the calm and quietness and then this sound starts rumbling the house would make it even more sinister.

ganmo

Say my name wrote: »

I was just thinking last night, if that's what large propeller planes sound like overhead, it must have been some dose in WW2 hearing large squadrons of bombers flying overhead.
The noise enough would send you loopy without even having a bomb dropped on your head.
Night time with the calm and quietness and then this sound starts rumbling the house would make it even more sinister.

I had a great aunt that lived in England during ww2, she said that the sound of the doodlebugs(v1) was horrible but kind of comforting because it only fell when the engine stopped.