Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Farrell · 23-02-2017 10:56PM

whelan2 wrote: »

OH had doe on the lorry today, he failed as there were no bolts holding the engine on on the lorry :eek: He brought it to mechanic and they had a fooker of a job to get 4 bolts in. Brought it back to test centre for a visual retest and it passed. Not bad for a 1994 lorry. He was glad they found that fault

How much is a test for a lorry, is it the same as a van?

Bullocks · 23-02-2017 11:08PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Go and boil yer head, you with your electricity and boxsets :pac:

I was thinking of getting a smart watch aswell to be right trendy like

Base price · 24-02-2017 01:50AM

Farrell wrote: »

How much is a test for a lorry, is it the same as a van?

Depends on the gvw and number of axles.
http://www.murphystrucks.ie/truck-vtn-doe-test-dublin-p.asp?ART_ID=80

Parishlad · 24-02-2017 11:08AM

Parishlad wrote: »

3rd one just calved. ZAG heifer calf. Already trying to stand. Happy days.

Another calved this morning around 10am. BIL was there to keep an eye on her and she calved away grand on her own.

I said · 24-02-2017 03:34PM

Muckit https://www.donedeal.ie/view/14747108
What every farm needs.

Grueller · 24-02-2017 06:43PM

I said wrote: »

Muckit https://www.donedeal.ie/view/14747108
What every farm needs.

Tell kollegeknight. Every classroom needs one as well.

Muckit · 24-02-2017 06:55PM

I said wrote: »

Muckit https://www.donedeal.ie/view/14747108
What every farm needs.

There's a lad always trying to sell them out in the Ballinasloe mart car park. There must be money in them!

Mooooo · 24-02-2017 07:46PM

http://m.independent.ie/videos/have-you-seen/watch-scientists-create-labgrown-burgers-would-you-try-one-35480140.html

They have investment from a beef processor.....Larry be in a lab coat next

Buford T. Justice XIX · 24-02-2017 08:00PM

Mooooo wrote: »

http://m.independent.ie/videos/have-you-seen/watch-scientists-create-labgrown-burgers-would-you-try-one-35480140.html

They have investment from a beef processor.....Larry be in a lab coat next

Is it organic?:pac:

ELP · 24-02-2017 10:00PM

Any of ye know how to kill leather jackets?
They are in my lawn the crows have it ripped apart. I know the sprays were banned last year.
Any other remedy? I would put up pics if I could any way I can?

blue5000 · 24-02-2017 10:27PM

ELP wrote: »

Any of ye know how to kill leather jackets?
They are in my lawn the crows have it ripped apart. I know the sprays were banned last year.
Any other remedy? I would put up pics if I could any way I can?

When you are making a reply to a post, scroll down the page and click on 'manage attachments'

A new window opens, it's small so you need to slide all the way over to the right after you click on 'choose file'

Try it and we'll see how it goes.

Waffletraktor · 24-02-2017 10:43PM

ELP wrote: »

Any of ye know how to kill leather jackets?
They are in my lawn the crows have it ripped apart. I know the sprays were banned last year.
Any other remedy? I would put up pics if I could any way I can?

There isn't much of an instant fix unless your cool for some recreational cultivation for the next few months, but you can get a certain nematode in a packet.
Cover the worst areas in a polythene sheet for a few days is meant to draw them to the surface for the crows atleast...

ELP · 24-02-2017 11:07PM

Can't seem to find that just now but will look at it better tomorrow.
I was looking at the nematode but would be expensive.
will let you know how I get on and post pics of destruction. Thanks

Reggie. · 24-02-2017 11:13PM

Note to self. Don't eat a full packet of cheese doritos in one go

Sweet jaysus

Waffletraktor · 24-02-2017 11:15PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Note to self. Don't eat a full packet of cheese doritos in one go

Sweet jaysus

Coward.
Go for the chilli heatwave now

Lady Haywire · 24-02-2017 11:29PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Note to self. Don't eat a full packet of cheese doritos in one go

Sweet jaysus

Wuss. That's a starter

A packet of them, spicy minced beef, sour cream, guacamole and lots of melted cheese....hubba hubba.

Reggie. · 24-02-2017 11:33PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Wuss. That's a starter

A packet of them, spicy minced beef, sour cream, guacamole and lots of melted cheese....hubba hubba.

That wouldn't be too bad but I ate them raw

Reggie. · 24-02-2017 11:34PM

Waffletraktor wrote: »

Coward.
Go for the chilli heatwave now

Are you ****ing mad

orm0nd · 24-02-2017 11:36PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Wuss. That's a starter

A packet of them, spicy minced beef, sour cream, guacamole and lots of melted cheese....hubba hubba.

ah jaysus you'd give a rennie indigestion

Lady Haywire · 24-02-2017 11:38PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Are you ****ing mad

Or the roulette ones!

orm0nd wrote: »

ah jaysus you'd give a rennie indigestion

I do go through a lot of them :pac:

Waffletraktor · 24-02-2017 11:49PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Are you ****ing mad

There is a reason i'm 16stone and a bit from over wintering.:pac:
Tyrells do nice crisps other wise the english brands are stodgy, oily shyte like walkers. ""SHUDDERS""

Base price · 25-02-2017 12:42AM

Waffletraktor wrote: »

There is a reason i'm 16stone and a bit from over wintering.:pac:
Tyrells do nice crisps other wise the english brands are stodgy, oily shyte like walkers. ""SHUDDERS""

You've got to get a pack of Keogh's crisps, they are proper crisps. Grown and cooked locally here in NCD

http://www.keoghs.ie/

Reggie. · 25-02-2017 12:53AM

Base price wrote: »

You've got to get a pack of Keogh's crisps, they are proper crisps. Grown and cooked locally here in NCD
http://www.keoghs.ie/

Shameless plug right there

Base price · 25-02-2017 12:58AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Shameless plug right there

Now, now I don't want any more anti Dublin rhetoric from you

Buford T. Justice XIX · 25-02-2017 01:26PM

I thought I'd stick this up here, about the internment of Japanese emigrants and their Japanese-American children during WWII.

http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2017/02/19/515822019/farming-behind-barbed-wire-japanese-americans-remember-wwii-incarceration

I have a personal interest in the story. My Great Granduncle was a priest in California and used to visit hospitals as part of his ministry. Anyway, in one hospital, a Japanese-American kid took quite a shine to him during his visits and eventually pestered my Great Granduncle to baptise him. He was baptised something like Patrick Aloysious Xavier Morita, a real old combination of traditional Irish saint names.

You might be more familiar with him as Mr Kesuke Miyagi from the original Karate Kid movies:)

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pedigree 6 · 25-02-2017 03:25PM

Pedigree decides to watch "The Karate Kid" tonight to see if Mr.Miyagi had a Kerry accent.

whelan2 · 25-02-2017 06:55PM

Good win in the rugby and Wales bet too

Farrell · 25-02-2017 07:54PM

Need assistance
Have excel docs for farming saved on OneDrive, which I then access from phone or laptop.
Recently I had an issue with storage on iPhone & noticed if I cleared recent history it reduced memory.
I deleted in recent lastnight & now the files are not on OneDrive.
Are these permanently gone or is the something I can do to get back?

Farrell · 25-02-2017 07:57PM

Farrell wrote: »

Need assistance
Have excel docs for farming saved on OneDrive, which I then access from phone or laptop.
Recently I had an issue with storage on iPhone & noticed if I cleared recent history it reduced memory.
I deleted in recent lastnight & now the files are not on OneDrive.
Are these permanently gone or is the something I can do to get back?

Found them in the recycle bin on OneDrive on laptop.
Panic over

ELP · 25-02-2017 08:36PM

Have been trying again to upload pics but can't find link to manage attachments.
Was at a cattle sale today any nice colour bull or hiefer was good trade. £2 per kilo plus £100 to £150 for 300 or 400kg

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