Farming Chit Chat III

naughto · 12-01-2014 12:36AM

Kovu Murr wrote: »

Naughto, round here, you're lucky to actually see your neighbours house :rolleyes::D

a i see well my polish neighbours are having a argument at the minute if i could understand polish i would tell ye whats being said.if they wake my little man i will loose the rag

edit.he just took off in the car id say hes locked

Kovu · 12-01-2014 12:42AM

naughto wrote: »

a i see well my polish neighbours are having a argument at the minute if i could understand polish i would tell ye whats being said.if they wake my little man i will loose the rag

edit.he just took off in the car id say hes locked

Have a go at this. I've to check a cow at 2-3 so I'm trying to keep awake

http://www.findtheinvisiblecow.com/

Nekarsulm · 12-01-2014 12:57AM

Kovu, do Ciaracom teach down your end of the county? with them 2 years and they are pretty good. 28 euro s month and I have never reached the limit yet.

just do it · 12-01-2014 01:05AM

just do it wrote: »

Watching a cow calving on the camera at the moment. Don't know how I'd manage without it now!

All done. She spat out an EFZ bull calf. Put on my work clothes, went to shed, milked beastings and stomach tubed the calf. Gave her 4kg dairy nuts and good silage and back in home in 40mins

. Ain't it great when it all goes right!

Kovu · 12-01-2014 01:06AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Kovu, do Ciaracom teach down your end of the county? with them 2 years and they are pretty good. 28 euro s month and I have never reached the limit yet.

Our parish is mentioned on the website alright. We have the dish even set up down at the shed but we gave up on that after my brother moved to Finland. May consider getting it again after this contract runs out! Was just very handy for me travelling round the country.

Nekarsulm · 12-01-2014 01:14AM

with them you need line of sight. ok for me as there isn't a bush or a twig between the gable wall and Quinns windmills!

And on a different note, have you read any of Christopher Fowlers "bryant and may" series?

Kovu · 12-01-2014 01:25AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

with them you need line of sight. ok for me as there isn't a bush or a twig between the gable wall and Quinns windmills!

And on a different note, have you read any of Christopher Fowlers "bryant and may" series?

Can see Cairn hill, does that count?
As for those books, haven't even heard of them. Seems like the sort of thing I'd read though. But shush, my bookcases are already packed up and I've yet to figure out how to squash another one in:pac:

Bizzum · 12-01-2014 01:27AM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

And on a different note, have you read any of Christopher Fowlers "bryant and may" series?

I haven't read anything by him. Are they any good? I'm not so much into crime stuff, indeed I don't read as much now as I used to.

Nekarsulm · 12-01-2014 01:34AM

well i used to read a lot of crime tr iller stuff, but most deal with serial killers, and since i become a father can't stomach the dead kids in book any more. Have moved a bit towards slightly supernatural crime stuff. Phil Rickmann, Ben Aaronovich and Mike Shevdon . Just came across Fowler and really enjoyed it.

darragh_haven · 12-01-2014 04:49AM

Locked.com/gaa.dinner savage night. Not a sober person left in 10 miles radius

just do it · 12-01-2014 07:37AM

And a few hours later

just do it · 12-01-2014 08:31AM

just do it wrote: »

And a few hours later

young lad came in to me this morning. I asked him the time. "7 minutes past eight daddy". Great I thought. Unfortunately he's only learning to read the clock and it was 6.35

moy83 · 12-01-2014 08:33AM

just do it wrote: »

young lad came in to me this morning. I asked him the time. "7 minutes past eight daddy". Great I thought. Unfortunately he's only learning to read the clock and it was 6.35

Or maybe he knew it was too early to be up and just chanced a more acceptable time

just do it · 12-01-2014 10:33AM

moy83 wrote: »

Or maybe he knew it was too early to be up and just chanced a more acceptable time

He got an hour of angry birds so that kept the peace

biddy2013 · 12-01-2014 10:41AM

mechanic took 35 apart, took out pump, there is no filter on this model. Plenty of filings in the bottom of the sump

Dupont · 12-01-2014 10:43AM

biddy2013 wrote: »

mechanic took 35 apart, took out pump, there is no filter on this model. Plenty of filings in the bottom of the sump

Could be a stuck valve. Happened mine, lift was perfect then stopped. Or o ring on the stand pipe

Reggie. · 12-01-2014 10:51AM

biddy2013 wrote: »

mechanic took 35 apart, took out pump, there is no filter on this model. Plenty of filings in the bottom of the sump

ah sure ill still take it never mind that del lad

:D:D:D

moy83 · 12-01-2014 10:53AM

just do it wrote: »

He got an hour of angry birds so that kept the peace

Doodle jump is a good entertainer too , 4 pictures one word is pretty good aswell but it tends to throw up a few questions

biddy2013 · 12-01-2014 10:56AM

Dupont wrote: »

Could be a stuck valve. Happened mine, lift was perfect then stopped. Or o ring on the stand pipe

ORDERED a new pump should have it tomorrow

Reggie. · 12-01-2014 10:57AM

biddy2013 wrote: »

ORDERED a new pump should have it tomorrow

:D:D

biddy2013 · 12-01-2014 10:58AM

moy83 wrote: »

Doodle jump is a good entertainer too , 4 pictures one word is pretty good aswell but it tends to throw up a few questions

young lad is 5, he has a load of games downloaded on my phone, its very handy for keeping him quiet

naughto · 12-01-2014 11:08AM

On the tablet I play the Simpsons tapped out very good game.will post a link later

delaval · 12-01-2014 02:07PM

What a morning. On my own today so got up early to get milking done, feed and home for breakfast.

That was the plan.

Half milking done power went. Called spark but no answer. Went to out farm for generator but it was put in with the loader in a shed that the roof was too low for tractor. Back home for loader moved it, back for tractor and attach. Back milking got finished eventually. As I left yard for cuppa spark arrived to tell me it's a problem at other side of meter. Called ESB, they came 2 hrs later and took 1.5 hrs to sort it. Only home for brekky now.

Tell the truth if ESB the guy had all that was needed in the van, a real Aladdin's cave.

The best laid plans, my arse!!!!

Jesus Wept · 12-01-2014 02:09PM

well lads

Dupont · 12-01-2014 02:18PM

Awful day here. Got a couple of trees that were down with the wind cut up and fences fixed back up yesterday. My wee cousin got an I pad or whatever the children version is for Christmas last year she's 4 and in her bad temper (that we tell her mother comes from the other side) threw it again the wall and put it in #####

Reggie. · 12-01-2014 02:19PM

Our Year wrote: »

well lads

How are ya Joey

Dupont · 12-01-2014 02:19PM

Got my toe nail ripped off ahhhhhhhhhhh:(

biddy2013 · 12-01-2014 02:22PM

Dupont wrote: »

Awful day here. Got a couple of trees that were down with the wind cut up and fences fixed back up yesterday. My wee cousin got an I pad or whatever the children version is for Christmas last year she's 4 and in her bad temper (that we tell her mother comes from the other side) threw it again the wall and put it in #####

Jeeny if she was in my house her butt wouldn't leave the naughty step for a long time

Reggie. · 12-01-2014 02:22PM

Dupont wrote: »

Got my toe nail ripped off ahhhhhhhhhhh:(

Wasn't a gate was it :pac:

Dupont · 12-01-2014 03:22PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Wasn't a gate was it :pac:

Let a lump hammer fall on it couple of weeks back that blackened it and split it then caught it on a door last night and that done the rest

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