F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

CloughCasey1 · 03-05-2018 06:52AM

Well done Muckit. I bet ya told us before the inlaws!! Congrats to both of ye. ☺

TITANIUM. · 03-05-2018 07:05AM

Muckit wrote: »

Well... I've 2 now.. will have to buy another farm of land!

The Heir and the Spare, Congratulations to yourself and the misses, well done misses Muckit.

Muckit · 03-05-2018 07:18AM

Jaysus l don't know if it's the farming background but l was nearly doing everything bar run for the ropes! God lve said it before but women are unreal and what they have to go through in childbirth.

visatorro · 03-05-2018 07:37AM

Muckit wrote: »

Jaysus l don't know if it's the farming background but l was nearly doing everything bar run for the ropes! God lve said it before but women are unreal and what they have to go through in childbirth.

You may snake in a pint or two today somewhere!

Remember mine were born had no sleep in 36 hours. Was meeting a friend of mine for a pint and staying in his house. Was that tired I nearly fell out of the car. Barman was outside, told me to go home I'd had enough!

patsy_mccabe · 03-05-2018 08:08AM

Muckit wrote: »

Proud as punch..... a baby boy!! All well with mother and baby.

Congrats. Ah, another little Muckit.

whelan2 · 03-05-2018 08:59AM

visatorro wrote: »

You may snake in a pint or two today somewhere!

Remember mine were born had no sleep in 36 hours. Was meeting a friend of mine for a pint and staying in his house. Was that tired I nearly fell out of the car. Barman was outside, told me to go home I'd had enough!

Imagine how your oh felt....

blue5000 · 03-05-2018 09:31AM

Congrats Muckit, is he going to be called piglet?:pac:

charolais0153 · 03-05-2018 03:12PM

blue5000 wrote: »

Congrats Muckit, is he going to be called piglet?:pac:

One way or anothet hell br called fückit :pac:

wrangler · 04-05-2018 07:15AM

Muckit wrote: »

Jaysus l don't know if it's the farming background but l was nearly doing everything bar run for the ropes! God lve said it before but women are unreal and what they have to go through in childbirth.

It's starting to look like if you're in trouble in an Irish maternity hospital nowadays you'd be better to call a vet.
What is wrong with the public service, I really feel for the parents that have lost babies without explanation and as for the cancer screening....sickening

I says · 04-05-2018 07:24AM

wrangler wrote: »

It's starting to look like if you're in trouble in an Irish maternity hospital nowadays you'd be better to call a vet.
What is wrong with the public service, I really feel for the parents that have lost babies without explanation and as for the cancer screening....sickening

No accountability in any walk of life with the politicians getting away everything eg.charley,the tribunals,Bertie the list goes on why do people think standards will be any better when the attitude of the country is a disaster anyway.

wrangler · 04-05-2018 08:31AM

I says wrote: »

No accountability in any walk of life with the politicians getting away everything eg.charley,the tribunals,Bertie the list goes on why do people think standards will be any better when the attitude of the country is a disaster anyway.

In the light of all these problems, Hospital workers have some cheek to look for more money from the public

Reggie. · 04-05-2018 09:04AM

wrangler wrote: »

In the light of all these problems, Hospital workers have some cheek to look for more money from the public

I don't agree with that. The young doctors there and nurses are the backbone. They should be looked after and given a reasonable wage

wrangler · 04-05-2018 09:18AM

Reggie. wrote: »

I don't agree with that. The young doctors there and nurses are the backbone. They should be looked after and given a reasonable wage

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they probably would be if everyone looked after their business....what is this latest scandal going to cost us......Private sector can't keep paying for much longer, every cent of tax originates from the private sector you know.

Reggie. · 04-05-2018 09:19AM

wrangler wrote: »

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they probably would be if everyone looked after their business....what is this latest scandal going to cost us......Private sector can't keep paying for much longer, every cent of tax originates from the private sector you know.

Explain if they looked after thier business?

I says · 04-05-2018 12:20PM

wrangler wrote: »

In the light of all these problems, Hospital workers have some cheek to look for more money from the public

Not cheek when you see the ****heads above in the dail giving themselves a rise and telling the rest of the country to tighten there belts and work zero hour contracts.
They work hard in the hospitals problem is the free medical expenses if half the cuts had to pay for drs or hospital visits it would soon sort it out.

patsy_mccabe · 04-05-2018 01:28PM

Got a call early this morning from a neighbour to help with a heifer calving. Didn't overdo it on the jack as I reckoned no way it was coming out the back door. Called the vet and ya a cesarian. Calf had her drank dry before vet left. Good to know I made the right call and didn't go mad on the jack. Neighbour reckons she went in calf at 6 months. Yikes.

wrangler · 04-05-2018 07:38PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Explain if they looked after thier business?

Exactly that, if I make a cock up on the farm I have to take the hit financially....apparently HSE can keep making cock ups and us tax payers take the hit and no one loses their job.
Terrible stories on Joe Duffy all week

naughto · 04-05-2018 07:52PM

wrangler wrote: »

In the light of all these problems, Hospital workers have some cheek to look for more money from the public

I said I wouldn’t but fu1ck me your not getting away with that.
Go in and do a days work in the front line and them see why more money is wanted it’s even worse for new inters.
All you hear is the bad about hospitals but there are many thousands very glad I be alive cos of the hse.

Iam not defending the sh1te management at the top and all the **** ups that happen.

grassroot1 · 04-05-2018 08:24PM

naughto wrote: »

I said I wouldn’t but fu1ck me your not getting away with that.
Go in and do a days work in the front line and them see why more money is wanted it’s even worse for new inters.
All you hear is the bad about hospitals but there are many thousands very glad I be alive cos of the hse.

Iam not defending the sh1te management at the top and all the **** ups that happen.

You bet me to it. I work in the HSE yes there are issues but remember that when your going into the ED at 3 in the morning.
You will find the same ones that will benefit from a tribunal will be the same ones that decided not to tell those unfortunate women and to fight them in the courts.
The legal profession have a lot to answer for.
Accountability and mentality are certainly a problem but there are people who are doing excellent work day in day out.

wrangler · 04-05-2018 08:35PM

naughto wrote: »

I said I wouldn’t but fu1ck me your not getting away with that.
Go in and do a days work in the front line and them see why more money is wanted it’s even worse for new inters.
All you hear is the bad about hospitals but there are many thousands very glad I be alive cos of the hse.

Iam not defending the sh1te management at the top and all the **** ups that happen.

Fair enough but I only expect people to do what they're paid to do.
Can't really blame the management for the maternity problems in Ballinasloe though and i doubt anyone will be disciplined either

Reggie. · 04-05-2018 08:37PM

wrangler wrote: »

Exactly that, if I make a cock up on the farm I have to take the hit financially....apparently HSE can keep making cock ups and us tax payers take the hit and no one loses their job.
Terrible stories on Joe Duffy all week

What's that got to do with the nurses and young doctors working massive hours for basic wage. What's your solution?? If they make a mistake hit them financially? That's a great way of dismantling the HSE from the inside.

Sure let's blame the workers at the coal face for the sins of the bosses in the office. What a riduclious statement

Buford T. Justice XIX · 04-05-2018 08:47PM

Mod note: Settle, folks. Everyone has an entrenched opinion on this subject and isn't likely to change it any time soon. Now might be a good time to move along to a different subject.

Anyone fancy a chat about the IFA?:pac:

Buford T. Justice

whelan2 · 04-05-2018 08:52PM

Well done Brighton

Lady Haywire · 04-05-2018 09:19PM

Odd-Ear's due today

She's already stolen my other blonde heifers' bull and is mothering him in a corner of the pen while the heifer is wondering if she should intervene or not give a shít :pac:

Base price · 04-05-2018 10:14PM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Mod note: Settle, folks. Everyone has an entrenched opinion on this subject and isn't likely to change it any time soon. Now might be a good time to move along to a different subject.

Anyone fancy a chat about the IFA?:pac:

Buford T. Justice

Do It, Do It

:D

Reggie. · 04-05-2018 10:43PM

Base price wrote: »

Do It, Do It :D

He hasn't the balls

ganmo · 04-05-2018 10:48PM

Base price wrote: »

Do It, Do It :D

They said they have to play 'god save the queen'

wrangler · 05-05-2018 05:47AM

Base price wrote: »

Do It, Do It :D

Haven't you heard, farming is going well now, great prices, generous CAP, we don't need IFA now.

whelan2 · 05-05-2018 01:13PM

Changed my phone today, had it for 15 months , a record for me

only reason I changed was it was getting hard to charge it. Had a case on it which I'd say saved its life about 50 times

carrollsno1 · 05-05-2018 01:25PM

All going to plan therell be about 2500 acres in the ground after teething issues and weather etc weve only been going a little over a week between two of us.
3 more weeks and ill finally be back to civilisation.

F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

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