Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

whelan2 · 09-03-2017 08:54PM

Ah it's just the mindset that they can park were they like. Wonder do they park in disabled spots elsewhere. My sister has ms . Luckily she doesn't need to use her parking permit often at the moment

Odelay · 09-03-2017 09:19PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Ah it's just the mindset that they can park were they like. Wonder do they park in disabled spots elsewhere. My sister has ms . Luckily she doesn't need to use her parking permit often at the moment

It's an terrible example to be setting, not like they have to be in very early. Car park is busy at my work at 6:30am, leaving only spaces a along way form the door, but if anyone parked in the disabled spaces near the door they would be hauled over the coals immediately.
Piss poor example they are setting

ganmo · 09-03-2017 10:52PM

the guards had an operation on ppl parking in disabled parking spots... would they be interested or would it be considered a 'private matter'

A cow called Daisy · 09-03-2017 11:27PM

Heard disabled person recently on the radio having similar experience about a person constantly parking in a disabled person parking place despite them them not being disabled. Can't remember if it was at work or a school or shop or what. So she let the air out of the four tyres on the car and put a note on the windscreen saying 'you're disabled now'
Problem solved

whelan2 · 10-03-2017 09:23AM

Odelay wrote: »

It's an terrible example to be setting, not like they have to be in very early. Car park is busy at my work at 6:30am, leaving only spaces a along way form the door, but if anyone parked in the disabled spaces near the door they would be hauled over the coals immediately.
Piss poor example they are setting

This the approach we are going to take, there are plenty of other parking spaces there. Thanks all for the input . Will bring it up at next parents council meeting, if principal is in attendance I will ask her to leave while we discuss it

Lady Haywire · 10-03-2017 12:19PM

Was moving horses just now and one very lame, checked her out and a small stone stuck right into it, removed it and a gush of pus arced across the field, bleuuuugh, smells like death.

Muckit · 10-03-2017 12:25PM

She's a quite one!

Lady Haywire · 10-03-2017 12:28PM

Muckit wrote: »

She's a quite one!

She's the old breeding mare, prob about 12 or 13 at this stage, only quiet one he has haha. Farrier did them last week and seems to have been very rough on them.:(

pedigree 6 · 10-03-2017 08:02PM

Go Ireland.
Roof closed.
Hot house.
Breathing smoke.
Greasy pitch.
Should make a good game.:D

I said · 10-03-2017 08:05PM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Go Ireland.
Roof closed.
Hot house.
Breathing smoke.
Greasy pitch.
Should make a good game.:D

Forgot the bulldozers was on tonight

charolais0153 · 10-03-2017 08:27PM

**** ya north .

White Clover · 10-03-2017 08:32PM

I said wrote: »

Forgot the bulldozers was on tonight

Used go to an odd game a few years ago, would hardly watch it on the telly now. It's gone too physical. "bumper cars"

ganmo · 10-03-2017 08:37PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Look at this tool in donegal

Ya take a trip to the northwest?

Reggie. · 10-03-2017 08:38PM

Look at this tool in donegal

Buford T. Justice XIX · 10-03-2017 08:47PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Look at this tool in donegal

Efficient:rolleyes:

Reggie. · 10-03-2017 08:48PM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Efficient:rolleyes:

And we wonder why we have a bad rep

Lady Haywire · 10-03-2017 08:53PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Look at this tool in donegal

Not gonna lie, I was legitimately expecting a photo of a hammer up a mountain or something

whelan2 · 10-03-2017 08:53PM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Efficient:rolleyes:

He could have put another couple of bales on it

Reggie. · 10-03-2017 09:05PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Not gonna lie, I was legitimately expecting a photo of a hammer up a mountain or something

You have a bad opinion of me missus

Lady Haywire · 10-03-2017 09:08PM

Reggie. wrote: »

You have a bad opinion of me missus

You're so smart

pedigree 6 · 10-03-2017 09:12PM

charolais0153 wrote: »

**** ya north .

He's on fire tonight.

Bullocks · 10-03-2017 09:34PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Look at this tool in donegal

Photoshopped my 11 yr old just told me ! He might be right too , I see the front of the trailer in against the back door of the jeep . He wouldnt turn many corners like that

Reggie. · 10-03-2017 09:39PM

Bullocks wrote: »

Photoshopped my 11 yr old just told me ! He might be right too , I see the front of the trailer in against the back door of the jeep . He wouldnt turn many corners like that

I certainly hope so

pedigree 6 · 10-03-2017 09:40PM

Bullocks wrote: »

Photoshopped my 11 yr old just told me ! He might be right too , I see the front of the trailer in against the back door of the jeep . He wouldnt turn many corners like that

I don't know it looks like it's a specially made trailer for the job.
Well it has creels.
There's obviously weight on the towbar of the dahaistu.

Bullocks · 10-03-2017 09:44PM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

I don't know it looks like it's a specially made trailer for the job.
Well it has creels.
There's obviously weight on the towbar of the dahaistu.

The father had one of those fourtraks , it was a miller to pull

pedigree 6 · 10-03-2017 10:03PM

That's it then.
We can't win em all.
Tough game.

Grueller · 10-03-2017 10:04PM

A lad just told me there that bps can be claimed by a "farmer" with all grassland yet absolutely no stock in his/her herd number at any stage during the year. Surely he is wrong on this?

ganmo · 10-03-2017 10:17PM

Grueller wrote: »

A lad just told me there that bps can be claimed by a "farmer" with all grassland yet absolutely no stock in his/her herd number at any stage during the year. Surely he is wrong on this?

hes right
bps is for maintaining the land, not farming it

Odelay · 10-03-2017 10:24PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Was moving horses just now and one very lame, checked her out and a small stone stuck right into it, removed it and a gush of pus arced across the field, bleuuuugh, smells like death.

Keep it clean, stick on a poultice and if there is any heat in the morning call the vet. Lost one similar to that.

Lady Haywire · 10-03-2017 10:33PM

Odelay wrote: »

Keep it clean, stick on a poultice and if there is any heat in the morning call the vet. Lost one similar to that.

Not my mare so can't order him to put her in I'm afraid

But I checked her at 5 or so and she was putting a lot more weight on it and it had stopped oozing. She's in a clean field with lots of moss, only moved into it today so best I can do for the moment.

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