No quitten we're whelan on to chitchat 11

_Brian

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Dislocated my shoulder years ago at football, it bothers me in cold snaps
Rubbed some on, tingling for a moment but shoulder loosen

Potien and olive oil.
Good for aching joints

Hard Knocks

_Brian wrote: »

Potien and olive oil.
Good for aching joints

Thanks Brian
I’ll try it sometime

Water John

Played rugby many years ago. Some fellas had fierce homemade concoctions.
Had a frozen shoulder, one course of treatment with acupuncture and electrodes sorted it.

gozunda

Say my name wrote: »

I tried it on my shoulder today.

It went cold and that was it. Put it on my legs this evening and I think I've become immune to it.
Didn't wash my hands of it yet and my nose thinks I but a dolp of Vicks under each nostril.

Am expecting koala bears to start arriving any time.

Word of warning. Wash your hands after using it and especially before a visit to the toilet. You've been warned!

jimini0

gozunda wrote: »

Word of warning. Wash your hands after using it and especially before a visit to the toilet. You've been warned!

Ice blue leg cooler gel is great for aches. Have been using it on my back for the last few months. Its actually designed for horses

Water John

Water John wrote: »

Played rugby many years ago. Some fellas had fierce homemade concoctions.
Had a frozen shoulder, one course of treatment with acupuncture and electrodes sorted it.

Getting dry needle therapy at the moment, works great.

If she brings out electrodes I . Am. Outta. There. :eek:

gozunda

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Had an 2004 cow here and thought it was time to get rid of her. Didn't put her back in calf last year. Was about to take her to the mart when another younger cow calved a dead calf. She was hard to get in calf, so decided to sell both together.
Had them booked into mart and a few days before, younger one gets lame. Waited a few weeks and when she was fine, booked them again. All set to go today and yesterday found older one lame. That's twice booked and didn't bring them.
You'd want the patience of Jobe at this farming lark.

Reminds me of a story about a great grand uncle - who as a young lad many years ago went to get the boat to America. Setting out for Queenstown (as it was then) - he was met with the news that the ship he was to be sailing on - had been lost with all hands in a storm just days before it was due to arrive at port.

A year later he again purchased a ticket and was happy to learn that the ship had docked safety and was due for departure in a couple of days. Unhappily for him - later that same night the ship caught fire and was badly damaged and once again his hopes of emigration were dashed.

Yet again he headed back home where he declared his intention of sailing for the new world just as as soon as he had saved up enough money for the price of a new ticket. At which point my great great grandmother grabbed him by the ear and told him he was going nowhere as the good lord obviously had other plans.

Patsy - I think you're meant to keep those cows :pac:

_Brian

Just leave this oddness here.
https://youtu.be/yCNVUbIj_HA

NcdJd

_Brian wrote: »

Just leave this oddness here.
https://youtu.be/yCNVUbIj_HA

Canadians ?

_Brian

NcdJd wrote: »

Canadians ?

No idea and honestly I’m intentionally not watching it again.

Say my name

_Brian wrote: »

No idea and honestly I’m intentionally not watching it again.

Why are they friends of yours?

_Brian

Say my name wrote: »

Why are they friends of yours?

Worms are everyone’s friends

orm0nd

took time off this morning to make a few phone calls and sort out a few issues

!!!!! jeeez .....give me a calf house with a foot of sh1t and a dung fork any day ,

Say my name

_Brian wrote: »

Worms are everyone’s friends

Pity their argument about slurry and corporates being bad for the soil is getting redundant with dribble bars and shiny new tankers. :pac:
A dung beetle doing a line of slurry would probably send them off the edge altogether.

Reggie.

Say my name wrote: »

Pity their argument about slurry and corporates being bad for the soil is getting redundant with dribble bars and shiny new tankers. :pac:
A dung beetle doing a line of slurry would probably send them off the edge altogether.

Snorting it

Grueller

_Brian wrote: »

Potien and olive oil.
Good for aching joints

Drink the poitín, then rub in the olive oil. More poitín than olive oil is the key to this cure.

gozunda

_Brian wrote: »

Worms are everyone’s friends

Except when you're dosing

whelan2

gozunda wrote: »

Except when you're dosing

Or the kids have them :eek:

straight

Say my name wrote: »

Pity their argument about slurry and corporates being bad for the soil is getting redundant with dribble bars and shiny new tankers. :pac:
A dung beetle doing a line of slurry would probably send them off the edge altogether.

I often wonder where do worms come from. They seem to turn up everywhere and anywhere. Opening the silage pit, underneath tyres stored on concrete, underneath pallets. I have bales on concrete 2 years that I'm using these days and their covered in earthworms

gozunda

straight wrote: »

I often wonder where do worms come from. They seem to turn up everywhere and anywhere. Opening the silage pit, underneath tyres stored on concrete, underneath pallets. I have bales on concrete 2 years that I'm using these days and their covered in earthworms

By any chance are they the strippy lads that you see in manure heaps or the usual brown ones you see whilst tilling?

I have a manure heap for horse manure- and those strippy lads can be found in droves inside in it.

NcdJd

gozunda wrote: »

By any chance are they the strippy lads that you see in manure heaps or the usual brown ones you see whilst tilling?

I have a manure heap for horse manure- and those strippy lads can be found in droves inside in it.

Only ever seen the strippy lads in manure. Easier to get than the lob worms when collecting for going fishing.

gozunda

NcdJd wrote: »

Only ever seen the strippy lads in manure. Easier to get than the lob worms when collecting for going fishing.

The strippy lads move around as well. I've found them under old tires and just about anywhere there's a bit of cover or old hay etc

wrangler

Lynsey bennet is on the Late Late show tonight, I went out with her mother for a while. a lovely person. (at least I thought so anyway)
She died young enough with cancer too, maybe in her 50s
Base price, did you know the family

Say my name

Can anyone put in "polish agricultural machinery market" into Google search on their phone and come back with what the first result is?

straight

Say my name wrote: »

Can anyone put in "polish agricultural machinery market" into Google search on their phone and come back with what the first result is?

https://www.trade.gov/market-intelligence/poland-agricultural-machinery-market

emaherx

straight wrote: »

https://www.trade.gov/market-intelligence/poland-agricultural-machinery-market

Same as

Say my name

Just me then.




Must be in the centre isle..

whelan2

See fbd lost the judgement about paying out for loss of earnings due to covid by vintners.

Base price

wrangler wrote: »

Lynsey bennet is on the Late Late show tonight, I went out with her mother for a while. a lovely person. (at least I thought so anyway)
She died young enough with cancer too, maybe in her 50s
Base price, did you know the family

I know of them but don't know them personally.

carrollsno1

whelan2 wrote: »

See fbd lost the judgement about paying out for loss of earnings due to covid by vintners.

Good enough for them