Farming Chit Chat

whelan1

jay gatsby wrote: »

Yowza!

early christmas present for ye!

pakalasa

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/rte-screens-wrong-winning-numbers-2967314.html

That's hilarious.

Muckit

reilig wrote: »

Can't even get the tractor up the gentle slope out of the yard. Just sits there with the 4 wheels spinning!

I always find a rougher finish left on concrete yards leaves better grip!!!!

polod

Any one know the date in which ya store FYM in a feild again for Zone B ?

All I know is that its some date in Jan

reilig

Muckit wrote: »

I always find a rougher finish left on concrete yards leaves better grip!!!!

Its SMA

Muckit

Bodacious wrote: »

Ella is off the charts !!!

There's an interview with the lovely Ella in the health &Lifestyle supplement of the Indo today for all you loyal Ella fans!!

bogman_bass

A cow I sold to a neighbour was on the telly tonight. She was on ICA Bootcamp.
So proud of her 15 seconds of fame!:D

bob charles

polod wrote: »

Any one know the date in which ya store FYM in a feild again for Zone B ?

All I know is that its some date in Jan

15th of Jan

bob charles

whelan1 wrote: »

anyone see ellamc sweeny on lotto draw, my husband said she didnt leave too much to the imagination:eek:

he must not get out much, nowadays little is lots

polod

bob charles wrote: »

15th of Jan

Thanks Bob

whelan1

cat got run over:o not by me, its dead... had just bought loads of cat food yesterday, my daughter loved the cat as she has a total fear of dogs after being attacked last year, will have to tell her now when she gets back from school, they had bought xmas presents for the cat:cool:

Rovi

whelan1 wrote: »

cat got run over:o not by me, its dead... had just bought loads of cat food yesterday, my daughter loved the cat as she has a total fear of dogs after being attacked last year, will have to tell her now when she gets back from school, they had bought xmas presents for the cat:cool:

Feck, that's unfortunate.

New cat for Christmas?

vanderbadger

whelan1 wrote: »

cat got run over:o not by me, its dead... had just bought loads of cat food yesterday, my daughter loved the cat as she has a total fear of dogs after being attacked last year, will have to tell her now when she gets back from school, they had bought xmas presents for the cat:cool:

not trying to dance on the poor cats grave but you wouldnt have to go too far to pick up a kitten or a small cat, sure every farm on the country is full of them, might soften the blow to have a new little fur ball ready

whelan1

this was a kitten , born during the summer, his brother got run over too.... will see how we go when she gets home, we have a good few wild cats around the farm but the mother rejected these 2 kittens and we took them in to the house

whelan1

phew, she said can we get another one a black one, i said after christmas, so alls well

who the fug

whelan1 wrote: »

phew, she said can we get another one a black one, i said after christmas, so alls well

Pragmatic Farmers daughter then

Kovu

whelan1 wrote: »

cat got run over:o not by me, its dead... had just bought loads of cat food yesterday, my daughter loved the cat as she has a total fear of dogs after being attacked last year, will have to tell her now when she gets back from school, they had bought xmas presents for the cat:cool:

Oh feck, that's not nice. Dunno what I'd do if my Kovu got run over.

bob charles

Karen112 wrote: »

Oh feck, that's not nice. Dunno what I'd do if my Kovu got run over.

its all part of the education of life for young kids nowadays as most are kept in cotton wool.

lakill Farm

I fully agree Bob charles. I have a 6 year old nephew and he is as hard as nails, up on till his pets are involved. Had to have a disposal sale of his goats a few weeks back:rolleyes:. He still thinks there out in one of the fields. is mother has to tell him

bob charles wrote: »

its all part of the education of life for young kids nowadays as most are kept in cotton wool.

vanderbadger

lakill Farm wrote: »

I fully agree Bob charles. I have a 6 year old nephew and he is as hard as nails, up on till his pets are involved. Had to have a disposal sale of his goats a few weeks back:rolleyes:. He still thinks there out in one of the fields. is mother has to tell him

i know I shouldnt but I laughed when I read this

whelan1

thats a bit like my sons maron cocks that we put in the skip... i told him a lad gave me €20 for them , he was dead chuffed, wanted to buy more with the money

lakill Farm

Laff away , you wount mind he made a profit on the goats, (650%) when he realises.

whelan1 wrote: »

thats a bit like my sons maron cocks that we put in the skip... i told him a lad gave me €20 for them , he was dead chuffed, wanted to buy more with the money

Muckit

'Did you hear the one about the mother that put the young lad's cock in the skip.....?'




Put your most imaginative punch lines on a post card and send to:

Whelan1
Co. Louth

:D

Birdnuts

Muckit wrote: »

'Did you hear the one about the mother that put the young lad's cock in the skip.....?'




Put your most imaginative punch lines on a post card and send to:

Whelan1
Co. Louth

:D

Its certainly up there with the "Spare Cocks" thread:D;)

Kovu

I'm leaving to go back home for Christmas today:D:D

Cannot wait to get back and throw the cat outside, put the feet up in front of the fire and eat Roses 'til they come out of my ears.
Happy Christmas to all ye Farming Boardsies, and hope we all stay safe over the Christmas period:)

whelan1

whelan1 wrote: »

phew, she said can we get another one a black one, i said after christmas, so alls well

my husband is gone to collect 2 new kittens , as a surprise for when kids get home

blue5000

Karen112 wrote: »

I'm leaving to go back home for Christmas today:D:D

Cannot wait to get back and throw the cat outside, put the feet up in front of the fire and eat Roses 'til they come out of my ears.
Happy Christmas to all ye Farming Boardsies, and hope we all stay safe over the Christmas period:)

Many happy returns, more of a Quality street man myself:D, they don't come out my ears though

whelan1

the guillotine (sp) door on the keenan feeder was bent ,so my husband and the lad that works here decided to go at it yesterday. Said it would only take an hour 5 hours later:) tempers where getting frayed , the bolt that holds the door in place in the middle was gone, got anew bolt , the bars of the inside of the feeder where hitting the bolt, they also had to weld the brackets that hold the door ...all fixed now:D the feed was coming out the door when filling etc.... say it would have cost a fair bit ti get keenans to fix it

whelan1

cows milked, 5 cubicle sheds sawdusted, silage troughs cleaned out, calves fed all before 9am, now to clean the house:o

Bizzum

Happy Christmas folks!
Thanks for the Opinions, Wisdom and Humour throughout the year.
Farming is 365 days of the year. Keep her lit and be safe out there:D