Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Shannon757 · 18-09-2016 08:27PM

charolais0153 wrote: »

Here we go again. Mayo4sam

If Mayo win the replay will Kenny give us the day off, like a bank holiday?

davidk1394 · 18-09-2016 08:33PM

Their happy with a draw they said

Butcher Boy · 18-09-2016 10:21PM

checked there now money in for ANC, up on agfood ,

Lady Haywire · 19-09-2016 11:33AM

Cows are doing very well here since I gave them Zanil. And for a fella who claims to have never heard of rumen fluke or the dose for it, Dad is telling men left, right and centre that it's the only job for cows! He already has me signed up to do all the cows for a fella down the road.

*sarcastic cheer* \o/

Buford T. Justice XIX · 19-09-2016 11:48AM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Cows are doing very well here since I gave them Zanil. And for a fella who claims to have never heard of rumen fluke or the dose for it, Dad is telling men left, right and centre that it's the only job for cows! He already has me signed up to do all the cows for a fella down the road.

*sarcastic cheer* \o/

He's only trying to keep you out of trouble.

Or is the lad down the road single:pac:

Lady Haywire · 19-09-2016 11:58AM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

He's only trying to keep you out of trouble.

Or is the lad down the road single:pac:

Nope, married, BlessUsAndSaveUs I'd be a horrid desperate case if the father was matchmaking!!

Shannon757 · 19-09-2016 12:12PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Nope, married, BlessUsAndSaveUs I'd be a horrid desperate case if the father was matchmaking!!

And you're not already?

:rolleyes:

Lady Haywire · 19-09-2016 12:37PM

Shannon757 wrote: »

And you're not already?

:rolleyes:

https://i.imgur.com/k0wXIfV.gif

A cow called Daisy · 19-09-2016 01:08PM

Just had Lakeland encouraged (or 2 cent/litre penalty if not) Bord Bia audit. Got 95%. Yet man say you need 80% to pass. When I at school you only needed 40%.

Had no beware of bull($hit) sign, no container for needles, couple entries not in remedies book and no map of where rat bait is. Tried to explain thst my rats can't read maps but he wouldn't listen.. ..And he not notice I not have them in blue book either🐁

Welding Rod · 19-09-2016 02:42PM

Drove past new Liffymills place in Ennis last Saturday. Went in for a peek. Bloody fine shop and yard. They must be expecting plenty of business. Don't know about their prices. Weanling ration expensive enough I thought when bough by the bag at least.

orm0nd · 19-09-2016 04:08PM

Welding Rod wrote: »

Drove past new Liffymills place in Ennis last Saturday. Went in for a peek. Bloody fine shop and yard. They must be expecting plenty of business. Don't know about their prices. Weanling ration expensive enough I thought when bough by the bag at least.

where is that yard, is it out the gort road ?

I draw a lot of stuff from their nenagh branch, even in busy times always loaded promptly , unlike another local outlet here.

Limestone Cowboy · 19-09-2016 04:09PM

orm0nd wrote: »

where is that yard, is it out the gort road ?

I draw a lot of stuff from their nenagh branch, even in busy times always loaded promptly , unlike another local outlet here.

Ya across from the Toyota garage.

Welding Rod · 19-09-2016 04:36PM

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Ya across from the Toyota garage.

Anyway it's more competition for the other yards in Ennis.
Can't be a bad thing I suppose.

blue5000 · 19-09-2016 05:18PM

I hear they're having bother with the neighbours in the area?

whelan2 · 19-09-2016 07:17PM

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Just had Lakeland encouraged (or 2 cent/litre penalty if not) Bord Bia audit. Got 95%. Yet man say you need 80% to pass. When I at school you only needed 40%.
Had no beware of bull($hit) sign, no container for needles, couple entries not in remedies book and no map of where rat bait is. Tried to explain thst my rats can't read maps but he wouldn't listen.. ..And he not notice I not have them in blue book either🐁

There was a guy in vets today getting vpa's for everything from calcium to dosing. I'd say he has alot of paperwork ahead of him

The man in red and black · 19-09-2016 07:27PM

Met a lad today for the first time doing work for him...I said hello, nice to meet you, shook his hand. He said "I suppose it might be nice but you never know we could be fighting in a few minutes..." I said I doubted it would end up like that, he asked if I could tell that by looking at someone...

Such a way to start a conversation?! I've never come across something like it before. Needless to say one of his cows decided to go upside down in the crush and I, not-so-surprisingly given his opening statement, got the blame on me. Some people are cracked! You get all sorts!

ganmo · 19-09-2016 07:38PM

The man in red and black wrote: »

Met a lad today for the first time doing work for him...I said hello, nice to meet you, shook his hand. He said "I suppose it might be nice but you never know we could be fighting in a few minutes..." I said I doubted it would end up like that, he asked if I could tell that by looking at someone...

Such a way to start a conversation?! I've never come across something like it before. Needless to say one of his cows decided to go upside down in the crush and I, not-so-surprisingly given his opening statement, got the blame on me. Some people are cracked! You get all sorts!

some ppl like making ppl feel uneasy.

Parishlad · 19-09-2016 09:38PM

blue5000 wrote: »

I hear they're having bother with the neighbours in the area?

Understatement of the year there Blue!!

Icelandicseige · 19-09-2016 10:05PM

The man in red and black wrote: »

Met a lad today for the first time doing work for him...I said hello, nice to meet you, shook his hand. He said "I suppose it might be nice but you never know we could be fighting in a few minutes..." I said I doubted it would end up like that, he asked if I could tell that by looking at someone...

Such a way to start a conversation?! I've never come across something like it before. Needless to say one of his cows decided to go upside down in the crush and I, not-so-surprisingly given his opening statement, got the blame on me. Some people are cracked! You get all sorts!

You were working for a farmer was it? Some farmers are absolute bell ends...

Lady Haywire · 19-09-2016 10:13PM

Icelandicseige wrote: »

You were working for a farmer was it? Some farmers are absolute bell ends...

Red & Black is a vet so it's a pity to see a farmer being a d1ck to him.

Icelandicseige · 19-09-2016 10:22PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Red & Black is a vet so it's a pity to see a farmer being a d1ck to him.

Ahrite... Definitely out of order so.

Nekarsulm · 19-09-2016 10:25PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Red & Black is a vet so it's a pity to see a farmer being a d1ck to him.

Severe interpretation on the next test, so ......
He's gonna badmouth you anyway.

Dawggone · 19-09-2016 10:27PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Red & Black is a vet so it's a pity to see a farmer being a d1ck to him.

I owe Red and Black a huge debt of gratitude...

Best advice I've ever got on this forum...

tractorporn · 20-09-2016 09:06AM

Nekarsulm wrote:

Severe interpretation on the next test, so ...... He's gonna badmouth you anyway.

I can hear it now. Farmer gets clear test, tells all the lads down the local:

"Sure that hoor put down 10 of me best cows in the test"

TITANIUM. · 21-09-2016 11:18AM

Massive downpour here in South kerry. If it makes its way to the ploughing people will have to be airlifted outta there.

Shannon757 · 21-09-2016 01:34PM

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Massive downpour here in South kerry. If it makes its way to the ploughing people will have to be airlifted outta there.

And it's hit them.

davidk1394 · 21-09-2016 03:40PM

Lashing rain at the ploughing. Time to hit the seamus Moore tent

Shannon757 · 21-09-2016 03:52PM

davidk1394 wrote: »

Lashing rain at the ploughing. Time to hit the seamus Moore tent

It's a lovely evening here in limerick.

The man in red and black · 21-09-2016 04:16PM

Icelandicseige wrote: »

You were working for a farmer was it? Some farmers are absolute bell ends...

I was out to a cow with redwater and the blood donor was the one that ended up upside down in the crush. The cow was very far gone but we got her treated and when I called for an update the next day the redwater cow was coming around and he was in much better form funnily enough. Have heard since he has a peculiar manner so to speak. He might be more calm the next day!

Genghis Cant · 21-09-2016 06:10PM

I put it off as long as I could.... But..... I'd to light the stove this evening.

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