Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Bullocks · 17-04-2017 12:35PM

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Sounds like you blew um off in style. If I drink anything over 6 pints now I suffer fierce the next day. So if I have 7 pints it might aswell be 17, at least that's my excuse anyway.

I wouldnt say style exactly

It can be hit and miss if I get hungover or not

Username John · 17-04-2017 02:40PM

Bullocks wrote: »

I broke the spell last night , went for 2 pints with the wife but the music was good so stayed out for 12/13 and a kebab . We rounded it off there with a full irish and belgian waffles for the kids . I'm wedged
No harm to blow off the cobwebs every now and then

I had 5 pints last night, and am shook enough after it then... wrecked tired, even tho I was in bed around midnight...

Twas a good while since I had a few beers, but I wouldn't be in any mad rush to have more then...

Waffletraktor · 17-04-2017 03:51PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Poor wasp

F##k' EM.
Room will be in use come early summer wouldn't do to have a wasps nest in there.

Reggie. · 17-04-2017 03:57PM

Waffletraktor wrote: »

F##k' EM.
Room will be in use come early summer wouldn't do to have a wasps nest in there.

You misbehaving like myself?

darragh_haven · 17-04-2017 06:07PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Poor wasp

Dont judge the wasp killer. Just look at the atomomy of a wasp in the attached pic

Bullocks · 17-04-2017 06:19PM

darragh_haven wrote: »

Dont judge the wasp killer. Just look at the atomomy of a wasp in the attached pic

"Arse dagger " is a brilliant word . I dont know how I'm going to use it in conversation but I'll find a way

Bullocks · 17-04-2017 06:21PM

Username John wrote: »

I had 5 pints last night, and am shook enough after it then... wrecked tired, even tho I was in bed around midnight...

Twas a good while since I had a few beers, but I wouldn't be in any mad rush to have more then...

I think my saving grace was that we were home by 11 o clock

Reggie. · 17-04-2017 06:21PM

Bullocks wrote: »

"Arse dagger " is a brilliant word . I dont know how I'm going to use it in conversation but I'll find a way

I'm sure you'll manage it

Bullocks · 17-04-2017 06:22PM

Reggie. wrote: »

I'm sure you manage it

I think Ill just start calling people arse daggers

Nekarsulm · 17-04-2017 06:56PM

Bullocks wrote: »

I broke the spell last night , went for 2 pints with the wife but the music was good so stayed out for 12/13 and a kebab . We rounded it off there with a full irish and belgian waffles for the kids . I'm wedged
No harm to blow off the cobwebs every now and then

Went to hear a band last night in a pub in Belturbet. Lad I played a bit of ball with is lead guitar.
Great night, few pints to help, and stayed in a camper van down beside the Erne.
Woke up this morning, and I'm practically deaf. Loud drone in both ears.
Hope it goes away, sounds like a big Cummins diesel running nearby....

kollegeknight · 17-04-2017 07:22PM

Just back this morning from lanzarote.

Glad to be back. First thing- into knoxes for stew with mash and veg.

Kevhog1988 · 17-04-2017 07:25PM

first lamb born on the new land today

pedigree 6 · 17-04-2017 07:50PM

Bullocks wrote: »

I think Ill just start calling people arse daggers

Sounds like something a sheep farmer would use.

charolais0153 · 17-04-2017 09:10PM

Any body put any money on horses in the national today. One sister got first, another got 2nd and auld lad got 2nd and I got 3rd. A good day

TITANIUM. · 17-04-2017 09:38PM

charolais0153 wrote: »

Any body put any money on horses in the national today. One sister got first, another got 2nd and auld lad got 2nd and I got 3rd. A good day

I did and I lost as usual.
Your the man for the tips so.

charolais0153 · 17-04-2017 10:09PM

TITANIUM. wrote: »

I did and I lost as usual.
Your the man for the tips so.

And I pick by names usually:D

darragh_haven · 17-04-2017 10:13PM

Bullocks wrote: »

"Arse dagger " is a brilliant word . I dont know how I'm going to use it in conversation but I'll find a way

I'm sure it could be use when discussing the Mother-in-Law.....

Lady Haywire · 17-04-2017 10:28PM

Bullocks wrote: »

"Arse dagger " is a brilliant word . I dont know how I'm going to use it in conversation but I'll find a way

You could use it as an alternative name for butt plugs. Though then you'd need to start talking about butt plugs so that's probably just as difficult.

Bullocks · 18-04-2017 06:03AM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

You could use it as an alternative name for butt plugs. Though then you'd need to start talking about butt plugs so that's probably just as difficult.

Not as difficult as you think , we are on a safety kick at work and I keep having to remind the boys to wear their ear plugs ,sometimes called butt plugs just to grab their attention

orm0nd · 18-04-2017 08:32AM

kollegeknight wrote: »

Just back this morning from lanzarote.

Glad to be back. First thing- into knoxes for stew with mash and veg.

knox's, fanny o'deas, & the haven arms kilrush, always got great grub there,

visatorro · 18-04-2017 08:57AM

Fooking wrecked. Daddy day care here and I'd say I slept for two hours last night. It's not easy.

Reggie. · 18-04-2017 09:26AM

visatorro wrote: »

Fooking wrecked. Daddy day care here and I'd say I slept for two hours last night. It's not easy.

Are they running around yet

_Brian · 18-04-2017 10:15AM

Spent the weekend up on the Ards Peninsula there with the caravan.

Serious quality land there, lots of ploughing going on over the weekend and lush grass.
Was at an event yesterday and about 200 cars parked if a field, not so much as a tyre track to be seen in the evening when we were leaving.
It's a beautiful area that you never hear much about, could step outside the caravan and see down to the beach and Scotland across in the distance.

Nekarsulm · 18-04-2017 10:23AM

_Brian wrote: »

Spent the weekend up on the Ards Peninsula there with the caravan.

Serious quality land there, lots of ploughing going on over the weekend and lush grass.
Was at an event yesterday and about 200 cars parked if a field, not so much as a tyre track to be seen in the evening when we were leaving.
It's a beautiful area that you never hear much about, could step outside the caravan and see down to the beach and Scotland across in the distance.

Did you go down from Bangor, Millisle and on to Portaferry? Great spud and onion ground up there. Loads of lovely beaches and coves. What parks did you use? Any recommendations?

_Brian · 18-04-2017 10:32AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Did you go down from Bangor, Millisle and on to Portaferry? Great spud and onion ground up there. Loads of lovely beaches and coves. What parks did you use? Any recommendations?

We were staying just outside Ballywalter, Sandycove is the campsite, nice place about 40 pitches, quiet with direct access to the beach, no shop but you can walk up the beach 10 minutes to their sister site that has a shop and chipper which is handy.

Spent Sunday round Portaferry and Strangford going across on the wee ferry.

Herself and the girls are staying the week, I came home myself early this morning for work and I'll head back up and bring them home Saturday.

Buford T. Justice XIX · 18-04-2017 10:52AM

The BIL and his wife are separated and he is staying with a friend while he looks for somewhere to stay so we have the kids for 2 days while herself went off with her friends for a few days.

Anyway, I arrived in late yesterday evening just before the BIL left and the eldest belched every time the father spoke and wouldn't stop despite being told to. Anyway, nothing I could do so I fixed up some supper for myself and herself made something for the kids so we sat down for a bite and a chat before bed time as always.

Anyway, yer man decided to try the same thing with me, belching every time I said anything so I stood up and took his supper and put it in the oven and told him if his stomach was upset, he should head outside for half an hour until his stomach settled and I would reheat it then. I waited till he had left and sat down and finished my supper and he cam in after 10 minutes and behaved himself.

They were just up when I came in this morning and eating breakfast (cocopops because he won't eat anything else:rolleyes:) so I made a cup of tea and toast and sat down and he started the crap again. I said nothing, took his bowl and threw the cocopops out the door to the dogs and told him they didn't seem to be agreeing with his stomach so when he came back after his walk outside, there is porridge and rice crispies there for him, whichever one he wants.

The look of shock on his face is priceless. I hate throwing out food but in this case I don't mind. I'd say he isn't used to hearing no!:)

_Brian · 18-04-2017 10:57AM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

The BIL and his wife are separated and he is staying with a friend while he looks for somewhere to stay so we have the kids for 2 days while herself went off with her friends for a few days.

Anyway, I arrived in late yesterday evening just before the BIL left and the eldest belched every time the father spoke and wouldn't stop despite being told to. Anyway, nothing I could do so I fixed up some supper for myself and herself made something for the kids so we sat down for a bite and a chat before bed time as always.

Anyway, yer man decided to try the same thing with me, belching every time I said anything so I stood up and took his supper and put it in the oven and told him if his stomach was upset, he should head outside for half an hour until his stomach settled and I would reheat it then. I waited till he had left and sat down and finished my supper and he cam in after 10 minutes and behaved himself.

They were just up when I came in this morning and eating breakfast (cocopops because he won't eat anything else:rolleyes:) so I made a cup of tea and toast and sat down and he started the crap again. I said nothing, took his bowl and threw the cocopops out the door to the dogs and told him they didn't seem to be agreeing with his stomach so when he came back after his walk outside, there is porridge and rice crispies there for him, whichever one he wants.

The look of shock on his face is priceless. I hate throwing out food but in this case I don't mind. I'd say he isn't used to hearing no!:)

He's probably using the upset in the family to act up.
He's probably fairly upset behind the crap he's going on with but I think your right not to take it.

blue5000 · 18-04-2017 11:07AM

Snap election in UK for 8th May, interesting to see what this does for pound/euro.

whelan2 · 18-04-2017 11:11AM

_Brian wrote: »

He's probably using the upset in the family to act up.
He's probably fairly upset behind the crap he's going on with but I think your right not to take it.

I go with when you are in my house you go by my rules.....

I said · 18-04-2017 11:22AM

blue5000 wrote: »

Snap election in UK for 8th May, interesting to see what this does for pound/euro.

Nothing, Corbyn made a statement regarding it and made no mention of brexit so no alternative offered for the voters nothing will change in my humble opinion.

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