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F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

Buford T. Justice XIX

New thread, new beginnings.

Old thread....http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057621027

Sorry about the delay but all good now, the hamster had to do a stroke of work to prepare..

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Water John

And Fr. Jack, to you too.

whelan2

49 weeks until Christmas day

Water John

Programme, worth a watch, next Monday on RTE, on where our food comes from. All filmed in one day.

Genghis Cant

whelan2 wrote: »

I got one during milking from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

They must have been going to wish you a happy birthday :-)

whelan2

I says wrote: »

Fcuk sake my friends in Somalia are ringing me early

I got one during milking from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

wrangler

I says wrote: »

Was said in article

Being discussed here at the moment.

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/tesco-irish-beef-better-quality.207656/

Some interesting comments

I says

wrangler wrote: »

Only reason Tesco prefer Irish beef is that it's a good bit cheaper.

Was said in article

wrangler

I says wrote: »

Check this out on Agriland - British farmers lambaste Tesco for finding Irish beef ‘better quality’

Only reason Tesco prefer Irish beef is that it's a good bit cheaper.

I says

Check this out on Agriland - British farmers lambaste Tesco for finding Irish beef ‘better quality’

Reggie.

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

21 AGAIN

Supposedly

CloughCasey1

Reggie. wrote: »

Happy birthday Whelan

21 AGAIN

Reggie.

Happy birthday Whelan

Odelay

I says wrote: »

Fcuk sake my friends in Somalia are ringing me early

Ring them back, they may have a cow calving :0

dzer2

I says wrote: »

Fcuk sake my friends in Somalia are ringing me early

Sure its afternoon over there.:)

I says

Fcuk sake my friends in Somalia are ringing me early

foxy farmer

Trying to cover too many topics and in the end none got a great deal of coverage. 3 items would be plenty.

bogman_bass

Say my name wrote: »

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Jaysus we are being slaughtered by that Vegan dude on Claire Byrne.

Ah it wasn't that bad.
I thought it was very funny.

You could pick the vegans out in the audience based on looks alone.

Kent has the info but comes across a bit wishy washy and then can be opened up to ridicule but technically he was 100% in everything he said.
.

He was pulling "facts" out of his backside
He was a dream for the vegan lobby.

Reps in the audience left to try and bring some legitimacy back to our side and no time to do it

Say my name

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Its easy to see why they attract my age and younger. Very young and fresh where as anyone on our side only reminds the audience of a cranky old headmaster set in their ways and not open to change/modern thinking. We should send Lady H and her nose rings for earings on the next time. Lets start our own cult following. ☺

I've a better one for ya.

Send on Tadgh Furlong and Sean O'Brien against the vegans and see who comes out best.

CloughCasey1

Say my name wrote: »

Ah it wasn't that bad.
I thought it was very funny.

You could pick the vegans out in the audience based on looks alone.

Kent has the info but comes across a bit wishy washy and then can be opened up to ridicule but technically he was 100% in everything he said.
The vegan contributor tried to play on the emotional aspect of veganism.

You live you die. It's all the one journey for human and animal alike.
The animals raised in this country have a better life than a lot of humans in this world.

Its easy to see why they attract my age and younger. Very young and fresh where as anyone on our side only reminds the audience of a cranky old headmaster set in their ways and not open to change/modern thinking. We should send Lady H and her nose rings for earings on the next time. Lets start our own cult following. ☺

Water John

DG don't have any liquid milk. Sold CMP off, and down the river, years ago.

Say my name

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Jaysus we are being slaughtered by that Vegan dude on Claire Byrne.

Ah it wasn't that bad.
I thought it was very funny.

You could pick the vegans out in the audience based on looks alone.

Kent has the info but comes across a bit wishy washy and then can be opened up to ridicule but technically he was 100% in everything he said.
The vegan contributor tried to play on the emotional aspect of veganism.

You live you die. It's all the one journey for human and animal alike.
The animals raised in this country have a better life than a lot of humans in this world.

CloughCasey1

Jaysus we are being slaughtered by that Vegan dude on Claire Byrne.

davidk1394

I could have aggravated every cyclist in the cyclist forum over the comments on the late late

Say my name

cashcow wrote: »

George Lee would turn milk sour,at least he got stuck in with the dosing!

And some milking.
My point was the baker made a point of using local produce and ingredients and yet in mitchelstown the home of Dairygold opted for Avonmore.

cashcow

Say my name wrote: »

Great to see the baker in mitchelstown using lovely locally sourced Avonmore buttermilk on George Lee's brexit program.
You can't beat Glanbia.

(Well you can with a whisk).

George Lee would turn milk sour,at least he got stuck in with the dosing!

Say my name

Base price wrote: »

A dairy farmer that I know has a super smart collie. Every gate/shed door in the yard has a rope tied to it and the dog grabs the rope and opens the gate or slides the door - he closes them too. He (the dog) jumps out of the pit and grabs the rope of the exit gate in the parlour to let the cows out.
Your fella just needs a bit of training in the right direction

As long as he wouldn't let out the cows before I wanted him to.:p

He's actually not too bad with cattle.
Well he will bark when you want to move cattle. He's a Fox beagle.

wrangler

Say my name wrote: »

Great to see the baker in mitchelstown using lovely locally sourced Avonmore buttermilk on George Lee's brexit program.
You can't beat Glanbia.

(Well you can with a whisk).

Some good soundbites at the end, even Alan Matthews sounded a bit sympathetic, he wouldn't be a big supporter of subsidies

Base price

Say my name wrote: »

Anyone want a dog?

Bloody dog here is able to open the back door of the house. So now we have to lock it.
He's been trying the front door now for a while but hasn't succeeded yet. But you can see the dirty paw marks where he's trying it.
Now this evening I noticed muddy paw marks on the car door handle on the driver's door.

Aaagghhh!:eek:

A dairy farmer that I know has a super smart collie. Every gate/shed door in the yard has a rope tied to it and the dog grabs the rope and opens the gate or slides the door - he closes them too. He (the dog) jumps out of the pit and grabs the rope of the exit gate in the parlour to let the cows out.
Your fella just needs a bit of training in the right direction

Say my name

Great to see the baker in mitchelstown using lovely locally sourced Avonmore buttermilk on George Lee's brexit program.
You can't beat Glanbia.

(Well you can with a whisk).

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

Daughter got an iphone 6 For Christmas. It was an upgrade so wasn't too dear. She left it beside the bath last night while filling it and the condensation ruined the screen. I left it on the aga last night and it started working. Screen still wasn't great. She got the screen replaced this evening €55 she paid for it. There's still lines on the screen Any ideas?

I agree with Reggie the rice trick is good, or silica gel packets if you have any. Jar of rice, back on top of the aga again.

Now, the lines on the screen could also be a fault in the new screen so I wouldn’t rule out bringing it back to whom ever replaced the screen.