jersey101 wrote: » never give your real name im have about 20 names by now ha
moy83 wrote: » I remember three big commemara men coming into a site we were working on a few years ago looking for a mickey rourke one time :rolleyes: They didnt find him that time but it ony took a few days to get the right name and he is paying up his maintenance since
jersey101 wrote: » ah i wouldn't be that bad now. I suppose it'll come back on me some day when i meet one of em out and then im screwed never been caught yet doh
hugo29 wrote: » You could go as bob Charles,
hugo29 wrote: » Good man mickey, sorry moy
Lastin wrote: » Ya would be safer using your own name than Bob s god only knows what you would be hung for
jersey101 wrote: » https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=469849623114240&id=113279268771279&set=a.469848569781012.1073741837.113279268771279&refid=17 Looks like ill be missing the ploughing
stanflt wrote: » is bad bobs still open- oh the memories preachers- muldoons- masons
TEAT SQUEEZER wrote: » college in waterford stan???
stanflt wrote: » business degree-loved it
bob charles wrote: » just happened upon a few invoices from 2007 CAN 220 18-6-12 270 Maize meal 200 '00' rapemeal 200 all up around €50 a ton in price today or 25% inflation except the 18-6-12 which is up €130 or 50%
whelan1 wrote: » went for cows, decided to walk it was dark, knew by the sounds of the fresh ones that they where not where they where supposed to be... they broke the wire to next paddock, was about 1800 in that and gap was open to let them to the next one on from that which had about 2000 in it... feck sake , plenty of fooks, they where stuffed, could hardly walk. Anyways i am off shopping, first month that i can actually enjoy my milk cheque
moy83 wrote: » I was straightening out a lever in the bulldozer with the old lad there and didnt he burn the inside of my arm with the gas , the sudocream doesnt seem to be doing me much good , a dirty little dose :mad:
whelan1 wrote: » went for cows, decided to walk it was dark, knew by the sounds of the fresh ones that they where not where they where supposed to be... they broke the wire to next paddock,
Midlandsman80 wrote: » Hi Bob, Are you getting quotes for €250 per tonne for Maize meal? best I can do, but it was two weeks ago was €295
Kovu Murr wrote: » http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REMCIrxML8w#t=16:D Skipped class today. Rest of them are learning animal behaviorism, as in learning how to approach a cow:rolleyes: I have to do work experience on Mondays, would be interested in a dairy option but open to all offers. PM me if you would like a helper:cool:
Kovu Murr wrote: » Yes.......they broke it.....I wasn't there at all....:rolleyes:
hugo29 wrote: » you seem to be more suited to being the lecturer on that course and not the student
Sharpshooter82 wrote: » at it again i see
Kovu Murr wrote: » I was yapping so much she said I could be aat it! Fighting? No. Just recalling a lot of work I've done.
