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Buford T. Justice XIX

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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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Reggie.

theemigrant wrote: »

Told a fairly high up lad in work today to go and **** himself... now i have a meeting with my manager tomorrow ðŸ™ˆ

Oh nice

orm0nd

any body know if any of the bin suppliers do repairs ?

I have an old 6 ton gravity feed here that could do with a new cone and hatch

Say my name

orm0nd wrote: »

any body know if any of the bin suppliers do repairs ?

I have an old 6 ton gravity feed here that could do with a new cone and hatch

Is it any particular brand of bin or a home made job?

Bullocks

theemigrant wrote: »

Told a fairly high up lad in work today to go and **** himself... now i have a meeting with my manager tomorrow ðŸ™ˆ

He might be just calling you in to shake your hand haha !

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

He might be just calling you in to shake your hand haha !

orm0nd

Say my name wrote: »

Is it any particular brand of bin or a home made job?

it's one of the old corrugated sheeting type, I think they were imported from Germany or Holland

Birdnuts

theemigrant wrote: »

Told a fairly high up lad in work today to go and **** himself... now i have a meeting with my manager tomorrow &#55357;&#56904;

I've come close to that a few times myself!!

Say my name

orm0nd wrote: »

it's one of the old corrugated sheeting type, I think they were imported from Germany or Holland

Condon engineering maybe might do it?

I know they make stuff for special orders.

You're going to be up against it though most companies will want to sell you a new complete bin and it might be the best solution in the medium/long run.

CloughCasey1

Anyone watching the history of british dairying on BBC4?

Burning Tires

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Anyone watching the history of british dairying on BBC4?

I am now.

Genghis Cant

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Anyone watching the history of british dairying on BBC4?

Good programme. Focusing on fruit and Veg this time next week.

CloughCasey1

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Good programme. Focusing on fruit and Veg this time next week.

What will be the changes in another 100yrs!!

Genghis Cant

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

What will be the changes in another 100yrs!!

Every house will have a cow to supply a drop of milk and a few chickens and a couple of pigs!

Or maybe there'll be one dairy farmer left.... Milking thousands of cows. :-)

Kevhog1988

Bullocks wrote: »

theemigrant wrote: »

Told a fairly high up lad in work today to go and **** himself... now i have a meeting with my manager tomorrow ðŸ™ˆ

He might be just calling you in to shake your hand haha !

I stand by what i said... I don't entertain people ringing me roaring down the phone when our department is already badly understaffed and im consistently doing 25% more hours than i should be. The recession is gone and jobs are more than plentiful.

Reggie.

theemigrant wrote: »

I stand by what i said... I don't entertain people ringing me roaring down the phone when our department is already badly understaffed and im consistently doing 25% more hours than i should be. The recession is gone and jobs are more than plentiful.

Are ya still employed

blue5000

theemigrant wrote: »

I stand by what i said... I don't entertain people ringing me roaring down the phone when our department is already badly understaffed and im consistently doing 25% more hours than i should be. The recession is gone and jobs are more than plentiful.

Working for Top Gear are you? Best of luck today, might as well get everything off your chest while you have the chance.

I says

Reggie. wrote: »

Are ya still employed

He can’t answer they took company phone and computer of him

:):)

Kevhog1988

Reggie. wrote: »

theemigrant wrote: »

I stand by what i said... I don't entertain people ringing me roaring down the phone when our department is already badly understaffed and im consistently doing 25% more hours than i should be. The recession is gone and jobs are more than plentiful.

Are ya still employed

my contract is only a weeks notice so not too bad if they are reading me the riot act. i was supposed to have a review meeting 2 weeks ago but that never happened as everyone is too busy to complete it. I guess this has forced the review anyway. The fella id the run in with would be constantly rareing on the other fella here but first time he tried it with me.

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theemigrant wrote: »

Bullocks wrote: »

theemigrant wrote: »

Told a fairly high up lad in work today to go and **** himself... now i have a meeting with my manager tomorrow ðŸ™ˆ

He might be just calling you in to shake your hand haha !

I stand by what i said... I don't entertain people ringing me roaring down the phone when our department is already badly understaffed and im consistently doing 25% more hours than i should be. The recession is gone and jobs are more than plentiful.

Rehired a guy until end of the year after he rang to have job sorted so he could unload on his bosses son.

Say my name

Some may find this article interesting/amusing.
For the heads up it's about biochar and an Aussie in the Peruvian jungle.

https://psmag.com/magazine/the-great-chaotic-biochar-experiment

Say my name

Just heard an idea there on radio 1.
A restaurant owns a farm and pays a farmer a wage to run it.
Closed loop.

whelan2

Waiting for a lad to come to do percolation test. This is the 4th time he was supposed to do it. Getting fed up now.

carrollsno1

Say my name wrote: »

Just heard an idea there on radio 1.
A restaurant owns a farm and pays a farmer a wage to run it.
Closed loop.

Heard on 2fm yesterday morning about an alpaca walking service in wicklow, all about supply and demand

Nekarsulm

whelan2 wrote: »

Waiting for a lad to come to do percolation test. This is the 4th time he was supposed to do it. Getting fed up now.

Time to get someone else ......

whelan2

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Time to get someone else ......

He's on his way apparently. Planner had words with him earlier. He's holding everything up.

Say my name

Just take out the issue and reason of the upcoming referendum vote for a second.

But is this campaign up to the vote not the most hilarious in the history of the state?

First as nekarsulm said you have the different factions going out at night in hi-vis jackets standing under poles guarding "their" posters.
Then there was a giant sign put up on Ben Bulbin in Sligo. Poor Ben never had a say on the matter. Although the sign disappeared that night.
Now there's another sign after appearing on the Dublin mountains.
This time however "there's a large bull in the field" to guard the sign.

Tis mad Dougal.

carrollsno1

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Time to get someone else ......

"Cant get us in cant get us out" was how i described a set up to a previous employer before.

whelan2

Say my name wrote: »

Just take out the issue and reason of the upcoming referendum vote for a second.

But is this campaign up to the vote not the most hilarious in the history of the state?

First as nekarsulm said you have the different factions going out at night in hi-vis jackets standing under poles guarding "their" posters.
Then there was a giant sign put up on Ben Bulbin in Sligo. Poor Ben never had a say on the matter. Although the sign disappeared that night.
Now there's another sign after appearing on the Dublin mountains.
This time however "there's a large bull in the field" to guard the sign.

Tis mad Dougal.

Radio is off here today. Sick of listening about it. Coral sherlock is from near here and some of the stuff she comes out with is unreal

ganmo

Say my name wrote: »

Just take out the issue and reason of the upcoming referendum vote for a second.

But is this campaign up to the vote not the most hilarious in the history of the state?

First as nekarsulm said you have the different factions going out at night in hi-vis jackets standing under poles guarding "their" posters.
Then there was a giant sign put up on Ben Bulbin in Sligo. Poor Ben never had a say on the matter. Although the sign disappeared that night.
Now there's another sign after appearing on the Dublin mountains.
This time however "there's a large bull in the field" to guard the sign.

Tis mad Dougal.

when i saw that sign last night I was tempted to put one on our hill saying VOTE

Say my name

ganmo wrote: »

when i saw that sign last night I was tempted to put one on our hill saying VOTE

Or could just be friendly and put up "Where's my bull?"