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F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

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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whelan2

Quote from Jim corr "speaking as a former foetus, I'm against the killing of babies, vote no"

older by the day

Muckit wrote: »

The main thing is to go out and vote whatever ur preference. The older demographic most certainly will.

U'd wonder now with many people registered on myGov that it couldn't be used to vote remotely and securely.

Is there any truth that 125000 foreign students got polling cards to vote with out looking for them. If so the voting will only be the start of this abortion battle

Muckit

The main thing is to go out and vote whatever ur preference. The older demographic most certainly will.

U'd wonder now with many people registered on myGov that it couldn't be used to vote remotely and securely.

Say my name

whelan2 wrote: »

Is there not normally a media ban on the day before a vote?

From 2pm today.

No such restrictions on the internet or social media.

naughto

whelan2 wrote: »

Is there not normally a media ban on the day before a vote?

2 o’clock today I think

whelan2

Is there not normally a media ban on the day before a vote?

Birdnuts

emaherx wrote: »

Feckin car burried in hedge of one of my fields. No Tax insurance or NCT and car stinks of booze.

Burried in ditch right after a 90° turn on a bothereen, must have been flying. Lucky no one was walking.

Some twonk left an old fiat down on the shore in front of my place in north Mayo last year - its still there rusting away:mad:

emaherx

orm0nd wrote: »

not very nice if they went up the shutesame here about 3 weeks ago, , plates off & disappeared the following night, Luckily I walked the field (closed for silage) found a headlight ,hubcaps and other bits fuked about 10 yards in from ditch

Unfortunately abondend cars are not unusual around here. We used to use old burnt out cars in gateways to prevent more appearing until the council errected pallasde fencing at the top of one of our lanes. I hit a burnt out motor cycle with the mower one year, didn't see it as grass had grown over it.

orm0nd

emaherx wrote: »

Feckin car burried in hedge of one of my fields. No Tax insurance or NCT and car stinks of booze.

Burried in ditch right after a 90° turn on a bothereen, must have been flying. Lucky no one was walking.

not very nice if they went up the shutesame here about 3 weeks ago, , plates off & disappeared the following night, Luckily I walked the field (closed for silage) found a headlight ,hubcaps and other bits fuked about 10 yards in from ditch

emaherx

Say my name wrote: »

If it has a number plate report it to the gardai.
Well report it to the guard's anyway but usually those pecker heads would have the number plate removed after such a situation.

Done already, plate and expired disks still on it. But it's probably not registered in their names.

Bullocks

whelan2 wrote: »

I thought they would be giving out small portions as it's cheap, got a fish the size of a cow :eek:

How am I only hearing about this now ?

It would have been a nice this evening instead of stew

Say my name

emaherx wrote: »

Feckin car burried in hedge of one of my fields. No Tax insurance or NCT and car stinks of booze.

Burried in ditch right after a 90° turn on a bothereen, must have been flying. Lucky no one was walking.

If it has a number plate report it to the gardai.
Well report it to the guard's anyway but usually those pecker heads would have the number plate removed after such a situation.

emaherx

Feckin car burried in hedge of one of my fields. No Tax insurance or NCT and car stinks of booze.

Burried in ditch right after a 90° turn on a bothereen, must have been flying. Lucky no one was walking.

Say my name

charolais0153 wrote: »

Need yes. Want no. Imo.

Ah it'll pass alright.

I doubt there's a citizen in this country that hasn't been someway affected by the rule.

I know of a woman lately that died from sepsis from carrying a dead baby and even in my own immediate area another woman that had to carry another dead baby.

Basket case of a country.
But it's still everyone's privilege to vote.

charolais0153

whelan2 wrote: »

John Bruton was on looking for a no vote. I dont care but if any woman needs an abortion why should they have to travel for it. Women have died due to this law. This country sucks , between this and the cervical scandal it's a total joke in this day and age

Need yes. Want no. Imo.

Nekarsulm

older by the day wrote: »

Sick of listening to it 3.. farmers on the radio looking for a yes vote, ex IFA president Downey I think, was he the fellow that gave a away all the members money

IIRC it was Tim O Leary opened his mouth and put his foot in it, leading on to the situation whereby Pat Smith received the severance package already in place.

That saga ran longer than this referendum ......

whelan2

older by the day wrote: »

Sick of listening to it 3.. farmers on the radio looking for a yes vote, ex IFA president Downey I think, was he the fellow that gave a away all the members money

John Bruton was on looking for a no vote. I dont care but if any woman needs an abortion why should they have to travel for it. Women have died due to this law. This country sucks , between this and the cervical scandal it's a total joke in this day and age

older by the day

Sick of listening to it 3.. farmers on the radio looking for a yes vote, ex IFA president Downey I think, was he the fellow that gave a away all the members money

Buford T. Justice XIX

Odelay wrote: »

Sick of listening to it too. If no win, we'll be back to vote again in a few years. If yes win, it'll go on for years with appeals and objections for years to come. Not to mention an inquiry into something or the other. I fear in ten years time it will still be going on...

It's been going on as long as I remember and I'll be long dead and it'll still be going on:(

Odelay

whelan2 wrote: »

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

Sick of listening to it too. If no win, we'll be back to vote again in a few years. If yes win, it'll go on for years with appeals and objections for years to come. Not to mention an inquiry into something or the other. I fear in ten years time it will still be going on...

whelan2

ganmo wrote: »

Queuing in the chipper as we speak

I thought they would be giving out small portions as it's cheap, got a fish the size of a cow :eek:

ganmo

Queuing in the chipper as we speak

whelan2

National fish and chip day, what's seldom is wonderful

whelan2

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

May have missed an update but wondering how is your dog

Improved a bit. Still scratching but not as much. If it is the food it will take a while for the itch to go

A cow called Daisy

whelan2 wrote: »

Whats the best for a dog with an itch. Used 2 pour on things from vet. Still scratching. Used a bit of spot on on her. Still scratching...

May have missed an update but wondering how is your dog

whelan2

Parishlad wrote: »

Not sure about insurance but I seem to recall being asked by the bank if I had planning for a new shed when going for a loan.

I went for approval from the bank before planning as there was no point continuing if I wasn't getting the money. That said the first thing the lad who is doing the plans asked me was there planning for everything that's already here

Parishlad

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

I wonder if buildings built without Planning Permission are insured if there is a claim put in relating to them?

Not sure about insurance but I seem to recall being asked by the bank if I had planning for a new shed when going for a loan.

Buford T. Justice XIX

I wonder if buildings built without Planning Permission are insured if there is a claim put in relating to them?

Nekarsulm

_Brian wrote: »

He can always ask for retention and if he builds with all planning requirements in mind he should have no problems.

It’s not 100% stress free route but as the old saying goes it’s often easier to ask forgiveness than get permission.

It would be a balls waiting for paperpushers to go over and back over the summer just to grant permission as the weather breaks in the back end of the year

Hopefully he has a strong enough power supply.
I know a farm that converted to dairying, parlour built etc and incalf heifers and cows bought , only to be told by ESB Networks that neither the transformer nor line to their farm was up to the job. Something like 4 months to update it, threw their plans into disarray.

whelan2

Would planning have to be legit to get the grants? I live on the edge of a village so planning has to be got