F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

Lady Haywire · 09-05-2018 11:05PM

Say my name wrote: »

I know ^^ that's a language but I can't figure out which one?
It's kind of similar to English.

Leitrim is a very funny place sir....:D

Base price wrote: »

Yep it's called a sheugh cause a gripe is a colic pain in your tummy. Every Mammy and Daddy knows what gripe water is ��

I once asked my aunt why she bought gripe water when there was lots in the gripe outside. Wasn't the brightest child back then

gozunda · 09-05-2018 11:12PM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Do you not say gripe??

I bet you're one of them fookers that calls it a sprong too!!

And where a spong is not a sprong

Say my name · 09-05-2018 11:21PM

gozunda wrote: »

And where a spong is not a sprong

You're drunk Gozunda.

foxy farmer · 09-05-2018 11:42PM

God almighty wouldn't lads just call a thing just what it does. It drains water so therefore it's a drain. Sheughs (shoes) are for the feet. Shook is how i feel and a gripe is a pain cured by a good fart.
So some young fella drove a tractor into a drain. He should be lobbed into it after that.:)
Let the debate begin.

MeTheMan · 09-05-2018 11:43PM

I'm still not sure what a gripe is. Like a ditch? Or a drain. Or a drain-ditch? Not even sure how to pronounce sheugh?

Lady Haywire · 09-05-2018 11:49PM

MeTheMan wrote: »

I'm still not sure what a gripe is. Like a ditch? Or a drain. Or a drain-ditch? Not even sure how to pronounce sheugh?

It's a ditch basically, but one that has a hedge over it so divides fields.
Pronounced like the start of siopa (as gaeilge) but with an Ulster accent. :pac:

MeTheMan · 09-05-2018 11:57PM

That clears that up for me. I'm sat here saying siopa like Gerry Adams.

I says · 10-05-2018 12:00AM

MeTheMan wrote: »

That clears that up for me. I'm sat here saying siopa like Gerry Adams.

Partiality in a norn iron accent

gozunda · 10-05-2018 12:03AM

Say my name wrote: »

You're drunk ....

No stone cold sober

What's a sprong when it's not attached to a fork?

Just to confuse matters I found this

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057045035

So is it a sprong a grape or greap?

Mines a fork or a sprong on a rake ....

Say my name · 10-05-2018 12:07AM

gozunda wrote: »

No stone cold sober

What's a sprong when it's not attached to a rake?

What's a sprong when it's not attached to a rake?
Hmm??
I think I know this one.

It's a Swagbot moving cattle in Australia.

https://youtu.be/oxpZ1c7TsPI

Lady Haywire · 10-05-2018 12:07AM

MeTheMan wrote: »

That clears that up for me. I'm sat here saying siopa like Gerry Adams.

:D:D

I dunno how else to describe it!! It's a guttural sort of sound. Like saying the start of the name Shaughnessy maybe, but without the a, so shough, with a real emphasis on the ugh?

So like shugh.
Someone else help me out here!

gozunda · 10-05-2018 12:10AM

Say my name wrote: »

What's a sprong when it's not attached to a rake?
Hmm??
I think I know this one.

It's a Swagbot moving cattle in Australia.

https://youtu.be/oxpZ1c7TsPI

Edit: that should have read fork

But I reckon you're completely gargled after posting that above. What are ye on man?

Lady Haywire · 10-05-2018 12:11AM

Aaaaah here! https://www.thefreedictionary.com/shough

But only the american version sounds like what we say.

Base price · 10-05-2018 12:12AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Never got much benefit out of the gripe water here

I can guarantee that you (and your parents) did when you were a little one.

Say my name · 10-05-2018 12:13AM

gozunda wrote: »

Edit: that should have read fork

But I reckon you're completely gargled after posting that above. What are ye on man?

YouTube.

gozunda · 10-05-2018 12:18AM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

:D:D

I dunno how else to describe it!! It's a guttural sort of sound. Like saying the start of the name Shaughnessy maybe, but without the a, so shough, with a real emphasis on the ugh?

So like shugh.
Someone else help me out here!

Shough pronounced

- Shuck -

Nothing worse than getting stuck in a shough hiy!

Say my name · 10-05-2018 12:19AM

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Aaaaah here! https://www.thefreedictionary.com/shough

But only the american version sounds like what we say.

Go away with your shee ock!

As for a Sprong however.
Even the urban dictionary recognizes it.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sprong
Go on the urban dictionary.

gozunda · 10-05-2018 12:19AM

Say my name wrote: »

YouTube.

Ye can get a cream for that you know

Lady Haywire · 10-05-2018 12:22AM

Say my name wrote: »

Go away with your shee ock!

As for a Sprong however.
Even the urban dictionary recognizes it.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sprong
Go on the urban dictionary.

That's the way it's said here! So can't vouch for ye midlanders stealing our words and abusing them

I'll show ye where to put your sprong, it's a horrible work, reminds me of spork.

gozunda · 10-05-2018 12:22AM

Say my name wrote: »

Go away with your shee ock!

As for a Sprong however.
Even the urban dictionary recognizes it.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sprong
Go on the urban dictionary.

How dare ya - I'm in no way 'urban' - ye skite ya!

Its a fork I know but what has that got to do with a gripe or a sheugh?

Put down the keyboard and back slowly away

Say my name · 10-05-2018 12:28AM

gozunda wrote: »

How dare ya - I'm in no way 'urban' - ye skite ya!

Its a fork I know but what has that got to do with a gripe or a sheugh?

I'll have you know sprongs are very trendy now in downtown New York.

Shoughs not so much.

gozunda · 10-05-2018 12:30AM

Say my name wrote: »

I'll have you know sprongs are very trendy now in downtown New York.

Shoughs not so much.

You and your trendy downtown New York Sprong! You're way too fancy for the likes of us!

Careful don't fall into that shough though - they have a nasty habit of having no bottom in them ...

MeTheMan · 10-05-2018 07:00AM

Fork. Long handle 2/3 prongs.
Grape. Short handle 4/5 prongs.

whelan2 · 10-05-2018 09:15AM

A gripe here is a deep ditch. The lad driving is the same age as me so no spring chicken. Digger ran out of diesel going up the hill on the rescue mission. He was rolling brambles along the gripe as the front wheel went in he hit the brakes which were split and the back wheel went in too

White Clover · 10-05-2018 09:50AM

whelan2 wrote: »

A gripe here is a deep ditch. The lad driving is the same age as me so no spring chicken. Digger ran out of diesel going up the hill on the rescue mission. He was rolling brambles along the gripe as the front wheel went in he hit the brakes which were split and the back wheel went in too

Why had he the brakes split for a job like rolling?
Split brakes are very dangerous if one forgets that they're split.

whelan2 · 10-05-2018 10:17AM

Dunno but wtf was he at rolling the briars,?

White Clover · 10-05-2018 10:19AM

whelan2 wrote: »

Dunno but wtf was he at rolling the briars,?

Maybe he got cut by a briar sometime?!!

whelan2 · 10-05-2018 10:21AM

He got a fair fright.

White Clover · 10-05-2018 10:25AM

whelan2 wrote: »

He got a fair fright.

He'll probably faint the next time he sees a briar !!

whelan2 · 10-05-2018 11:24AM

The words that no farmer should ever mention "everything is going grand"

F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

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