Farming Chitchat 10/10- Now VIRUS-FREE!

whelan2

I wonder is there much crime happening now during the pandemic?

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

I wonder is there much crime happening now during the pandemic?

Be more people at home so less opportunity maybe

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Be more people at home so less opportunity maybe

It might be the cause of more crime

The Rabbi

Heard on radio,domestic voilence calls to Gardai up 10% since March 14th

Reggie.

The Rabbi wrote: »

Heard on radio,domestic voilence calls to Gardai up 10% since March 14th

That is a possibility

wrangler

The Rabbi wrote: »

Heard on radio,domestic voilence calls to Gardai up 10% since March 14th

also over 200 prisoners released, probably is a connection there

whelan2

whelan2 wrote: »

What about fencing stuff? Barbed wire etc

Met a lad who works in local farm store this morning. He said to ring in what we want and they will load the goods into your vehicle

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Met a lad who works in local farm store this morning. He said to ring in what we want and they will load the goods into your vehicle

Oh that's heaven

carrollsno1

The Rabbi wrote: »

Heard on radio,domestic voilence calls to Gardai up 10% since March 14th

Supposed to be a similar situation out here whenever the All Blacks dont perform on tbe field.

ganmo

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/snowdonia-visitor-blocked-angry-locals-18000081?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar

I dont want be giving any of ye ideas

Lady Haywire

ganmo wrote: »

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/snowdonia-visitor-blocked-angry-locals-18000081?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar

I dont want be giving any of ye ideas

Oh I seen that on Twitter, he decided to go camping. A professor at a University no less :pac:

grassroot1

wrangler wrote: »

also over 200 prisoners released, probably is a connection there

More likely the scrotes that cant go to the pub every day are causing the domestic violence

Waffletraktor

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Oh I seen that on Twitter, he decided to go camping. A professor at a University no less :pac:

Last weekend Snowdonia and lake district had largest crowds for a few decades.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Myself and the two lads went fencing yesterday, I've sheepwire needing putting up with a while now. We set out and drove 65 stakes and have a single row of electric fence ready to put up. The second lad was keen to stay going but I said we'd stop and go milking.

Anyway, he fell asleep at 9 last night on the couch, made it to bed at some stage, got up at 11, ate dinner at 2 and fell asleep in his bed straight after:D

Now all I need are a few rolls of sheep wire and he won't wake till Christmas:cool:

Hard Knocks

Have been waiting on a Jan calver to come a bulling.
Showing some sign this evening, but put a white discharge
Does she need cleaning out? Or serve away when she shows standing heat?

Albert Johnson

A friend sent me a snapchat earlier of today's problems, it's safe to say he hadn't a relaxing Sunday. He has a few springer spaniel's and one of them seemingly attacked a stray cat this morning. Said cat took refuge in the engine compartment of the wife's car and the dog proceed to chew up the front passenger wing of the car in an attempt to get at the cat within.

The wing is all tooth and claw marks while the plastic fender is chewed to bits. To make a bad situation worse the cornered cat chewed through most of the wires under the bonnet during his imprisonment. I told him at least there's no place to go at the minute and it could have happened at a worse time but I don't think he got any great solace from that. Some day's just can't end quick enough in my experience.

Reggie.

Albert Johnson wrote: »

A friend sent me a snapchat earlier of today's problems, it's safe to say he hadn't a relaxing Sunday. He has a few springer spaniel's and one of them seemingly attacked a stray cat this morning. Said cat took refuge in the engine compartment of the wife's car and the dog proceed to chew up the front passenger wing of the car in an attempt to get at the cat within.

The wing is all tooth and claw marks while the plastic fender is chewed to bits. To make a bad situation worse the cornered cat chewed through most of the wires under the bonnet during his imprisonment. I told him at least there's no place to go at the minute and it could have happened at a worse time but I don't think he got any great solace from that. Some day's just can't end quick enough in my experience.

Holy ****

Esel

That's cat!

Albert Johnson

Esel wrote: »

That's cat!

That's even worse tbh.

Odelay

For those on lockdown here's an interesting trucking video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoxPOJ6Juao


Skip to 8:45 for the money shot.

Reggie.

Odelay wrote: »

For those on lockdown here's an interesting trucking video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoxPOJ6Juao


Skip to 8:45 for the money shot.

Fair reversing

Hard Knocks

Has anyone ever locked their tv remote?
Saw freeze come up on the screen & now can’t get it to work

I says

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Has anyone ever locked their tv remote?
Saw freeze come up on the screen & now can’t get it to work

Take out the batteries and press every button one at a time for three seconds it worked for me during the week when one of the kids stood on it.
Got the fix from u tube

Birdnuts

_Brian wrote: »

Saw first bumblebee of the year yesterday. When you haven’t seen one in a few months it looked just enormous and it was still quite sluggish.

Only the big assed queens make it through the winter;)

_Brian

https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0329/1127178-drowning-ballina-mayo/

There are no words to describe the absolute horror of this ☹️

Reggie.

_Brian wrote: »

https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0329/1127178-drowning-ballina-mayo/

There are no words to describe the absolute horror of this ☹️

Wish I didnt read that

Hard Knocks

I says wrote: »

Take out the batteries and press every button one at a time for three seconds it worked for me during the week when one of the kids stood on it.
Got the fix from u tube

Thanks tried it a few times even changing the battery
Then just came back

ruwithme

whelan2 wrote: »

It's dark.

Jaysus you were up early for a Sunday morning with clocks sprung forward and nowhere to go.

longgonesilver

That must have been one of the most painless time changes ever, maybe not for farmers but most other people had nowhere to go to. Wonder how many didn't even realise it happened and will be late tomorrow.

_Brian

longgonesilver wrote: »

That must have been one of the most painless time changes ever, maybe not for farmers but most other people had nowhere to go to. Wonder how many didn't even realise it happened and will be late tomorrow.

Well, with so fewer going to work at the moment it will be less late than ever before.