Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

kollegeknight

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Ribeye is three weeks old today! She's got that anaconda butt, that's for sure.

Protein shakes?

Base price

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Same bull again, plough on hah! :)

Hope you have the halter on her.

Hard Knocks

Pidae.m wrote: »

Just the live vac.

Are they not all live?

Hard Knocks

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Ribeye is three weeks old today! She's got that anaconda butt, that's for sure.

Who's the daddy

Lady Haywire

Base price wrote: »

Hope you have the halter on her.

Definitely!

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Who's the daddy

Ecolo, a culard charolais.

ganmo

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Are they not all live?

some are dead in that the cells are killed rather than weakened cells in live ones

Hard Knocks

ganmo wrote: »

some are dead in that the cells are killed rather than weakened cells in live ones

I actually thought both are live

Buford T. Justice XIX

My latest stray, lost since yesterday morning and finally caught her tonight under a bucket. Not sure she'll do but we'll see in a few days.



She made enough noise that I thought there was 2 or 3 wandering around.

pedigree 6

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

My latest stray, lost since yesterday morning and finally caught her tonight under a bucket. Not sure she'll do but we'll see in a few days.



She made enough noise that I thought there was 2 or 3 wandering around.

You may change your username to Dr.Doolittle.;)

pedigree 6

An "incident" in London tonight.

A van ploughed into people on London Bridge.

It seems there could be other "incidents" in the city ongoing.

Sometimes I think you're better not knowing the news.

Base price

Hard Knocks wrote: »

I actually thought both are live

Vet told me once years ago that the live vaccine is more effective and in most cases give lifetime immunity but they can become useless if the virus's mutates e.g. avian influenza H5N1 in the 90's to the more recent H7N9. Live vaccines need to be stored in a fridge and when mixed need to be administered within hours.
Dead or inactivated vaccines are used where short time partial immunity is required e.g. rabies vaccine when travelling over younder.
I'm sure greysides or someonelse can give a better explanation.

Buford T. Justice XIX

pedigree 6 wrote: »

You may change your username to Dr.Doolittle.;)

Tis the OH I have pity for, she must be a saint.

I must have a look at the news, the world's gone crazy.

Base price

pedigree 6 wrote: »

You may change your username to Dr.Doolittle.;)

Aww. Far better than a rat with no tail and easier fed than a pony.

pedigree 6

Base price wrote: »

Aww. Far better than a rat with no tail and easier fed than a pony.

I have a rat here that visits the bird feeders. Trouble is he's after telling two more of his mates where he goes to lunch.
If I could catch him I'd gladly make him tail less.
I'd even post him down to Kerry.:)

pedigree 6

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Tis the OH I have pity for, she must be a saint.

I must have a look at the news, the world's gone crazy.

The news stations are obviously going to big it up and the country is under attack.

People coming out of pubs and clubs are walking towards police lines with hands on heads.

You're better going to bed.
You'll hear the full story tomorrow morning.

Base price

pedigree 6 wrote: »

I have a rat here that visits the bird feeders. Trouble is he's after telling two more of his mates where he goes to lunch.
If I could catch him I'd gladly make him tail less.
I'd even post him down to Kerry.:)

A true story... A friend competes in clay pigeon shooting at a high level, however she has never shot anything in the field.
One Winters evening her husband returned home and as he drove around the back of the house he saw a rat eating on the bird table. He ran into the house and asked her for her o/u as she was only home from a training session and he knew she would be cleaning her gun before putting it into the gun safe. When he told why he wanted it she refused. Her own words recounting the story to me at the time "Base, the barrels would curl back if pointed at an animal"
After weeks seeing the rat eating the birds food she plugged the fecker and the barrels didn't curl.

Shannon757

https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/john-deere-7810/15675376?campaign=3
Big big money for a 14 year old 9000 hour Deere.

Base price

Shannon757 wrote: »

https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/john-deere-7810/15675376?campaign=3
Big big money for a 14 year old 9000 hour Deere.

As a matter of interest can the hours on a tractor be altered?
The nct/cvrt test on cars/commercial vehicles records the mileage between each test. I know there is a question over the mileage of of some imported vehicles. There are websites that you can pay to view previous history but does it apply to tractors.
BTW I'm not referring too or casting any negative conucations to the link you posted.

Shannon757

Base price wrote: »

As a matter of interest can the hours on a tractor be altered?
The nct/cvrt test on cars/commercial vehicles records the mileage between each test. I know there is a question over the mileage of of some imported vehicles. There are websites that you can pay to view previous history but does it apply to tractors.
BTW I'm not referring too or casting any negative conucations to the link you posted.

It can be done. Much easier on older tractors. I think the newer ones record the hours on the ECU so even if you alter the dash you can't change the ECU. A diagnostics machine at a dealership could get the genuine hours.

Buford T. Justice XIX

pedigree 6 wrote: »

I have a rat here that visits the bird feeders. Trouble is he's after telling two more of his mates where he goes to lunch.
If I could catch him I'd gladly make him tail less.
I'd even post him down to Kerry.:)

Thanks but we already have ones with tails here.

I prefer ones missing the head myself:P

Water John

Ah, a lovely Phiskin.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Water John wrote: »

Ah, a lovely Phiskin.

Going cheap, John, even before F&F discount;)

kollegeknight

The mother is away in London this weekend. Will have to call her lucky.

I'm in ikea for my sins. OH planning the kitchen. I'm in the kids section driving pegs. Doubt I'll get to see hurling today.

Limestone Cowboy

kollegeknight wrote: »

The mother is away in London this weekend. Will have to call her lucky.

I'm in ikea for my sins. OH planning the kitchen. I'm in the kids section driving pegs. Doubt I'll get to see hurling today.

Won't make Thurles today either, after giving in and bought sky sports for 6 months against my will. It's do or die stuff for them today I think.

Muckit

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Ribeye is three weeks old today!

OMG.... only after seeing this now. That is one serious serious calf. Not all about his butt, it's the width of him all along. And look at that front shoulder, a leg in every corner. Have u a side shot, what's his length like? All has to do now is grow up!

Are u thinking of showing him?

kollegeknight

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Won't make Thurles today either, after giving in and bought sky sports for 6 months against my will. It's do or die stuff for them today I think.

Do or die is right. Is there many of the games on sky this year? I found it not great the last time I had it. Done in ikea- here since 9:30- oh happy out- got a kitchen design she is happy with so will be visiting a few kitchen places to get quotes

Lady Haywire

Muckit wrote: »

OMG.... only after seeing this now. That is one serious serious calf. Not all about his butt, it's the width of him all along. And look at that front shoulder, a leg in every corner. Have u a side shot, what's his length like? All has to do now is grow up!

Are u thinking of showing him?

He's a she

I dunno, haven't the time to train her really but might see how I go at weekends in July. Still has a slight limp so resting how how that heals up I reckon, just hope her tiddly little legs can hold the weight, she's piled it on since birth so prob not helping her bad leg having to carry so much weight.
Length is grand, the size of her arse makes her look short though.

patsy_mccabe

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Won't make Thurles today either, after giving in and bought sky sports for 6 months against my will. It's do or die stuff for them today I think.

I won't make it either. Seriously pissed off. Don't fancy going to the local pub to see it either. Last time I did that could hardly see it.
Fook Sky Sports and the GAA for selling their soul.
First time ever missing a Clare championship game.

Limestone Cowboy

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

I won't make it either. Seriously pissed off. Don't fancy going to the local pub to see it either. Last time I did that could hardly see it.
Fook Sky Sports and the GAA for selling their soul.
First time ever missing a Clare championship game.

I hate watching a game in a pub. Hopefully it'll be the last game I have to watch on Sky for the year

Kevhog1988

Kildare giving Laois a fair hiding!!