No quitten we're whelan on to chitchat 11

kollegeknight

jimini0 wrote: »

Haha

This times 1000

whelan2

Anyone watch the Harry and Meghan ****e on tv last night. I went to bed.

kevthegaff

whelan2 wrote: »

Anyone watch the Harry and Meghan ****e on tv last night. I went to bed.

I was watching it with herself, had to leave after 30 mins!

kollegeknight

whelan2 wrote: »

Anyone watch the Harry and Meghan ****e on tv last night. I went to bed.

No I didn’t- zero interest in it. I wonder how long will the monarchy last in this woke society?

emaherx

jimini0 wrote: »

Haha

I just tie mine back, haven't been to a barber in years, I just get the wife to cut a few inches off when it starts to limit my ability to move my head if I'm lying on my back under a machine. :P

Reggie.

kevthegaff wrote: »

I was watching it with herself, had to leave after 30 mins!

See there's talk that Oprah had what looks like an ankle bracelet on her. Could see a bulge in on of her boots

laoch na mona

kollegeknight wrote: »

No I didn’t- zero interest in it. I wonder how long will the monarchy last in this woke society?

hopefully not much longer,


Why any irish person cares about the is beyond me. One week we're remembering someone who died fighting the brits the next we're gushing over the monarchy we fought to get rid.


One of the more bizarre parts of our post colonial mindset

straight

laoch na mona wrote: »

hopefully not much longer,


Why any irish person cares about the is beyond me. One week we're remembering someone who died fighting the brits the next we're gushing over the monarchy we fought to get rid.


One of the more bizarre parts of our post colonial mindset

Peoples obsession with "celebrities" always amaze me.

Kevhog1988

laoch na mona wrote: »

hopefully not much longer,


Why any irish person cares about the is beyond me. One week we're remembering someone who died fighting the brits the next we're gushing over the monarchy we fought to get rid.


One of the more bizarre parts of our post colonial mindset

Sure we all love the gossip 😂😂

Tig98

laoch na mona wrote: »

hopefully not much longer,


Why any irish person cares about the is beyond me. One week we're remembering someone who died fighting the brits the next we're gushing over the monarchy we fought to get rid.


One of the more bizarre parts of our post colonial mindset

I wouldn't think its that odd. I watched it to get an insight into what their life was like in the Royal family, and because I believe its the beginning of a huge and very public ****storm that will cost the monarchy a lot of support. It piggybacks nicely on the back of the black lives matter movement and we'll definitely be hearing some kind of rebuttal soon. They were already spooked before the interview aired and they released statements saying Meghan forced some PAs to quit and drove them near suicide...

roosterman71

Was spreading slurry yesterday and going the finest. I'd stopped in the shop for a cup of coffee and bought myself a packet of lemon bonbons. Been an absolute age since I'd had them and I treated myself.

I was nibbling away, 1 per load so as not to get fat. Once the lemon bit is gone, yer left with a hard centre. No problem, I have teeth. Was tipping across the field and must have hit a rabbit hole or something. Bit of the sweet left my gnashers and straight down my neck. And lodged. Holy moly did I panic.

Was failing to get it out so hopped off the tractor and bent over to try release it. No luck. In sheer desperation, I jumped and landed flat on my belly and the shock of it popped out my bonbon. I lay there for a minute. Then realised I'd jumped into ****e already spread. Not cool to be covered in ****e. Abandoned the tractor and walked back to the yard where the car was. I'd some running gear in that so gave myself a quick hose down and put on shorts and a t shirt then to finish the day.

Such a simple thing to happen

AntrimGlens

roosterman71 wrote: »

Was spreading slurry yesterday and going the finest. I'd stopped in the shop for a cup of coffee and bought myself a packet of lemon bonbons. Been an absolute age since I'd had them and I treated myself.

I was nibbling away, 1 per load so as not to get fat. Once the lemon bit is gone, yer left with a hard centre. No problem, I have teeth. Was tipping across the field and must have hit a rabbit hole or something. Bit of the sweet left my gnashers and straight down my neck. And lodged. Holy moly did I panic.

Was failing to get it out so hopped off the tractor and bent over to try release it. No luck. In sheer desperation, I jumped and landed flat on my belly and the shock of it popped out my bonbon. I lay there for a minute. Then realised I'd jumped into ****e already spread. Not cool to be covered in ****e. Abandoned the tractor and walked back to the yard where the car was. I'd some running gear in that so gave myself a quick hose down and put on shorts and a t shirt then to finish the day.

Such a simple thing to happen

Haha, Rooster I was laughing to myself reading that thinking you were about to say you got into the car and headed home for a change. I was thinking he'd sooner cover the car seats in sh*te than dirty the nice Fendt...
(In fairness so would I if I had it)

Say my name

Didn't watch Harry, Meghan and Oprah last night.

What breed of hens had they?

Castlekeeper

gozunda wrote: »

Don't know if this was posted in a while. Anyways posting it now because its after dinner on a Sunday

https://youtu.be/QchwVJAftyM

That did me good for one anyway.

Met a neighbour yesterday who took to driving late in life. When he was taking lessons the instructor asked him what he was most afraid of meeting on the road? "A lip reader" came the reply.

Base price

Say my name wrote: »

Didn't watch Harry, Meghan and Oprah last night.

What breed of hens had they?

A commercially bred Leghorn. They lay a white egg.

whelan2

Just in from tb testing and johnes testing. The vet had 2 student vets with her doing the bloods. I thought we would be all day but they sped up after a while.

patsy_mccabe

Castlekeeper wrote: »

That did me good for one anyway.

That line where he goes 'and they looked down the subs bench and no one there but me' had me in stitches. We've all been there.

Tig98

Base price wrote: »

A commercially bred Leghorn. They lay a white egg.

Yeah in America white eggs are normal, and people dislike brown. I remember getting plated up a bowl of scrambled egg out there and I genuinely thought the eggs must have gone off, it was good luck another Irish person at the table gave me a dig into the ribs and told me shut up and eat them before I said anything out loud.

Generally the food out there is very poor quality.

Water John

I think the white egg breeds tend to be about 10% more prolific. The system in America taught the consumer to like them.

kollegeknight

Tig98 wrote: »

Yeah in America white eggs are normal, and people dislike brown. I remember getting plated up a bowl of scrambled egg out there and I genuinely thought the eggs must have gone off, it was good luck another Irish person at the table gave me a dig into the ribs and told me shut up and eat them before I said anything out loud.

Generally the food out there is very poor quality.

We ate in a variety of restaurants over there and found quality to be inferior to here. Everything large too.

We were in a 4 star hotel and the oh decided to have fruit one morning and it was laced with sugar.

Reggie.

Nothing nicer than the sound of mouse traps going off in the attic at night.

I says

Reggie. wrote: »

Nothing nicer than the sound of mouse traps going off in the attic at night.

Ya might get to stroke the pussy now as a thanks.:):):)

gozunda

Reggie. wrote: »

Nothing nicer than the sound of mouse traps going off in the attic at night.

Hmm - so which character is you?

https://youtu.be/wbpAUNNxwuI

We've had one rat this winter which has managed to escape a resident mouser aka 'mean tom' plus live traps and bait..

I've ran out of ideas at this stage ...

laoch na mona

front page of the local paper is a story about dead calves being dumped, had a proplem with someone doing the same down the road from me a few years back.

some lads shouldn't have stock

liosnagceann75

laoch na mona wrote: »

front page of the local paper is a story about dead calves being dumped, had a proplem with someone doing the same down the road from me a few years back.

some lads shouldn't have stock

Lambs dumped in a river featuring in the news here

whelan2

Imagine the effort they have to go to to dump them.

Reggie.

Just had a big curried chips. God I feel like a fat bastard

foxy farmer

Tell me about it. I'm after polishing off a 12" meat pizza. I've a craving for something sweet now. Tea slice of brack and a few choc digestive will sort that.

Water John

Reggie. wrote: »

Just had a big curried chips. God I feel like a fat bastard

ooooh ahhhh.