Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

darragh_haven

whelan2 wrote: »

Was at one of the kids games to day in an astroturf pitch-indoors- there was an american football team training before our game, great to watch them

Been to a couple of games in America, both NFL and college football. Its a showpiece for 8 or 10 hours. I love it

Waffletraktor

darragh_haven wrote: »

Been to a couple of games in America, both NFL and college football. Its a showpiece for 8 or 10 hours. I love it

Fook that, it's sooooooo boring
30 seconds play 2 min break and repeat.

ganmo

A mate of mine plays on one of the Irish American football teams, I went to watch them play a match once...the St. John's ambulance had to make 4 trips to the hospital

orm0nd

ganmo wrote: »

A mate of mine plays on one of the Irish American football teams, I went to watch them play a match once...the St. John's ambulance had to make 4 trips to the hospital

something like the local junior b team so, only we load them into a hiace

Limestone Cowboy

orm0nd wrote: »

something like the local junior b team so, only we load them into a hiace

I had to drive myself to hospital 3 times last year after bangs at football training. We could do with a hiace!

Water John

My usual form was to traipse along to the hospital after I got the cows milked Monday morning. The walking/crawling wounded.

darragh_haven

Waffletraktor wrote: »

Fook that, it's sooooooo boring
30 seconds play 2 min break and repeat.

The play is secondary to the showpiece and beer

CHOPS01

Small lady had her birthday party at a trampolining place in Limerick yesterday.
Place with indoor pitch and all that stuff.
Flock of women doing "rollerskating derby"
Weird looking sport. From what I could see a load of pushing and shoving on rollerskates.
Some of em were fine and strong too.
Suppose it takes all kinds

Kevhog1988

Was home for the weekend, Spent the whole weekend doing improvements. Got all the dung spread too. Cousin bought a small spreader that fits on 3 point linkage. Fierce handy for both of us who only flute around with a few acres (at the moment ).

lakill Farm

theemigrant wrote: »

Was home for the weekend, Spent the whole weekend doing improvements. Got all the dung spread too. Cousin bought a small spreader that fits on 3 point linkage. Fierce handy for both of us who only flute around with a few acres (at the moment ).

Would you load one of them with a 4ft grading bucket on digger turned around to standard position? Save the graip/fork work

Username John

CHOPS01 wrote: »

Small lady had her birthday party at a trampolining place in Limerick yesterday.
Place with indoor pitch and all that stuff.
Flock of women doing "rollerskating derby"
Weird looking sport. From what I could see a load of pushing and shoving on rollerskates.
Some of em were fine and strong too.
Suppose it takes all kinds

ha ha, was it terrible to watch Chops

rangler1

lakill Farm wrote: »

Would you load one of them with a 4ft grading bucket on digger turned around to standard position? Save the graip/fork work

You can get some that are self loading.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvbItOYBJg4

TITANIUM.

CHOPS01 wrote: »

Small lady had her birthday party at a trampolining place in Limerick yesterday.
Place with indoor pitch and all that stuff.
Flock of women doing "rollerskating derby"
Weird looking sport. From what I could see a load of pushing and shoving on rollerskates.
Some of em were fine and strong too.
Suppose it takes all kinds

You sound so concerned about there safety god bless you.

TITANIUM.

rangler1 wrote: »

You can get some that are self loading.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvbItOYBJg4

What would one of those yokes set you back I wonder? Grand for that dry stuff he's spreading but I wonder what it would be like wet mucky straw and ****e.

Lady Haywire

We have lift off! Pottering about the pen now and cow back in with him.

pedigree 6

What name are you going to give this one LH or will you wait a few more weeks before naming it?

Lady Haywire

pedigree 6 wrote: »

What name are you going to give this one LH or will you wait a few more weeks before naming it?

Waiting to see how he gets on with the cow but he's just being called Mouse for the moment though seeing as the limo letter is M it might stick!

Genghis Cant

Lady Haywire wrote: »

We have lift off! Pottering about the pen now and cow back in with him.

Great to see him goin ahead. Did I miss how many days she carried him and what's he by?

Lady Haywire

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Great to see him goin ahead. Did I miss how many days she carried him and what's he by?

Carried him for 258 days, she would have just been nine months on the 6th of Feb. Queenshead Altea calf, sure maybe I can market him as short gestation for a Lim

whelan2

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Carried him for 258 days, she would have just been nine months on the 6th of Feb. Queenshead Altea calf, sure maybe I can market him as short gestation for a Lim

Will you put her in calf again?

Lady Haywire

whelan2 wrote: »

Will you put her in calf again?

Hmm, I might give her one try and if she holds first time she may stay. She's a great breeder and a super cow to work with but if the same thing happened again I'd be very annoyed. I guess i'll see how they take to each other, he's just not sucking yet but the way he's acting it's only a matter of time. But he has an annoying habit of running under the cow just when I get him to the teat, the little shít!

KatyMac

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Hmm, I might give her one try and if she holds first time she may stay. She's a great breeder and a super cow to work with but if the same thing happened again I'd be very annoyed. I guess i'll see how they take to each other, he's just not sucking yet but the way he's acting it's only a matter of time. But he has an annoying habit of running under the cow just when I get him to the teat, the little shít!

Great to see him getting on and if mum is keen on him your work there is done!

KatyMac

Had 'one of those days' today. Tractor died on me on the road while heading with a bale to the cows. Had to pester neighbours to get it home. Unidentified fuel problem as far as we can see. Think bottom of diesel tank may have dirt in it. Don't know where I'd be without good neighbours!

Buford T. Justice XIX

KatyMac wrote: »

Had 'one of those days' today. Tractor died on me on the road while heading with a bale to the cows. Had to pester neighbours to get it home. Unidentified fuel problem as far as we can see. Think bottom of diesel tank may have dirt in it. Don't know where I'd be without good neighbours!

It's better to keep in with your neighbours than your family. Neighbours will always be around, family might not.

charolais0153

Is rare breed on

tanko

charolais0153 wrote: »

Is rare breed on

Nope.

whelan2

tanko wrote: »

Nope.

Watched eastenders instead, crazy stuff

jimmy G M

whelan2 wrote: »

Watched eastenders instead, crazy stuff

Now thats a rare breed.

Odelay

whelan2 wrote: »

Watched eastenders instead, crazy stuff

Eastenders sends me into depression.

tractorporn

rangler1 wrote:

Looks like it alright, Actually asked that question in Athlone information meeting

You didn't really get an answer either.