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woo hoo, not snowing here yet:D

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naughto

Reggie. wrote: »

These were waiting on the table when I got in from the yard

We have the same ones

whelan2

Genghis Cant wrote: »

:eek:

Strangly enough I drove past your local inside the last hour, I should have called in for the chat!

ya could have dropped me home would have saved me getting a lift:D local farmer was telling me in pub his quad was robbed the other night, they drove it across fields and out on road, he has a security barrier, insurance company wanted 2 sets of keys to show keys hadnt been left in ignition, he is with aviva

Odelay

whelan2 wrote: »

ya could have dropped me home would have saved me getting a lift:D local farmer was telling me in pub his quad was robbed the other night, they drove it across fields and out on road, he has a security barrier, insurance company wanted 2 sets of keys to show keys hadnt been left in ignition, he is with aviva

He should give em two keys, they will have some job finding the ignition to fit them. Bit like Cinderela and the shoe.

moy83

Odelay wrote: »

He should give em two keys, they will have some job finding the ignition to fit them. Bit like Cinderela and the shoe.

Good thinking

Greengrass1

Dog here has really gotten unfit.
Used to be able to catch rabbits goodo and turn hares and catch squirrels too.
Today a rabbit was sitting in the field and ran across the field and even knocked himself out off a stake and he didn't catch him.
Very disapointed

Farrell

Greengrass1 wrote: »

Dog here has really gotten unfit.
Used to be able to catch rabbits goodo and turn hares and catch squirrels too.
Today a rabbit was sitting in the field and ran across the field and even knocked himself out off a stake and he didn't catch him.
Very disapointed

Too well fed, probably all them steak dinners

moy83

Greengrass1 wrote: »

Dog here has really gotten unfit.
Used to be able to catch rabbits goodo and turn hares and catch squirrels too.
Today a rabbit was sitting in the field and ran across the field and even knocked himself out off a stake and he didn't catch him.
Very disapointed

Don't be too down on him yet . Maybe he was up all night trying to figure out how to turn off the power washer and was just wrecked today

Mac Taylor

what a flippen day today. Was at work, in a meeting, came out 9 missed calls. Wife decided to climb ladder to put a net on basket ball hoop and fell off it. 10ft up, landed on her head/shoulder. Ambulance called and off to hospital. Very lucky nothing broken but loads of tissue damage and liagments. Kids nearly died with shock. Thanks to neighbours and family. I'l kill her tomorrow.

Conmaicne Mara

Very lucky to not be more serious Mac, she'll be sore in the morning! Hope she makes a quick recovery.

C0N0R

whelan2 wrote: »

a nice cold pint of heineken:p:p:p

Stop your putting a thirst on me, five weeks and I'll be able to taste proper stout again

have2flushtwice

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Very lucky to not be more serious Mac, she'll be sore in the morning! Hope she makes a quick recovery.

Very luky lady. Friend of mine had similar fall, bit higher, 6 weeks later he came round... im v cautious now.

moy83

Mac Taylor wrote: »

what a flippen day today. Was at work, in a meeting, came out 9 missed calls. Wife decided to climb ladder to put a net on basket ball hoop and fell off it. 10ft up, landed on her head/shoulder. Ambulance called and off to hospital. Very lucky nothing broken but loads of tissue damage and liagments. Kids nearly died with shock. Thanks to neighbours and family. I'l kill her tomorrow.

Thankfully it wasnt too serious . I like your style though , "I'll kill her tomorrow " - bit like Brendan Grace " don't come running to me when you break your two legs "

have2flushtwice

whelan2 wrote: »

ya could have dropped me home would have saved me getting a lift:D local farmer was telling me in pub his quad was robbed the other night, they drove it across fields and out on road, he has a security barrier, insurance company wanted 2 sets of keys to show keys hadnt been left in ignition, he is with aviva

Was it in a locked shed?

whelan2

have2flushtwice wrote: »

Was it in a locked shed?

not sure, i could go back to pub and ask him, great excuse

have2flushtwice

whelan2 wrote: »

not sure, i could go back to pub and ask him, great excuse

Mine locked in shed but ud never know. Driven across the field, some planning went into it.

Nekarsulm

have2flushtwice wrote: »

Mine locked in shed but ud never know. Driven across the field, some planning went into it.

Friggin' Google maps and Google Earth, you could plot you way out any man's land/pass/yard.
Plus all those "boyos" calling about gates/pressure washing/painting, save your location on the sat-nav. and anyone can go straight to your yard.

PS Who on here has read the Forum Rules, and removes any sat nav. co-ordinates encoded in photos before up loading?

Genghis Cant

Mac Taylor wrote: »

what a flippen day today. Was at work, in a meeting, came out 9 missed calls. Wife decided to climb ladder to put a net on basket ball hoop and fell off it. 10ft up, landed on her head/shoulder. Ambulance called and off to hospital. Very lucky nothing broken but loads of tissue damage and liagments. Kids nearly died with shock. Thanks to neighbours and family. I'l kill her tomorrow.

That was a close one and could have been a disaster. I assume it was concrete or tar she fell on. Some bang to get. Horrid fright for the kids too. I hope she has a speedy recovery!

Mac Taylor

moy83 wrote: »

Thankfully it wasnt too serious . I like your style though , "I'll kill her tomorrow " - bit like Brendan Grace " don't come running to me when you break your two legs "

I'm just happy she is ok, but I will have a proper word with her over the next few days. I'm always cautious with ladders/heights due to a few nears misses in my youth.

Could not fault the hospital or staff but alot of people on trolleys. The only funny part of it all was at the traffic lights as she is very bruised, I was getting alot of funny looks!!!

Conmaicne Mara

Mac Taylor wrote: »

The only funny part of it all was at the traffic lights as she is very bruised, I was getting alot of funny looks!!!

Hide the frying pans there Charlo, eh I mean Mac!

Kovu

Mac Taylor wrote: »

I'm just happy she is ok, but I will have a proper word with her over the next few days. I'm always cautious with ladders/heights due to a few nears misses in my youth.

Could not fault the hospital or staff but alot of people on trolleys. The only funny part of it all was at the traffic lights as she is very bruised, I was getting alot of funny looks!!!

Arnica cream will help speed up the process of bruises healing. She is very lucky it's not more serious. I always have a couple of tubes of it around the place. My own father had a near miss, 20ft ladder slipped when spraying the hayshed roof, always been wary of them since.

Mac Taylor

Genghis Cant wrote: »

That was a close one and could have been a disaster. I assume it was concrete or tar she fell on. Some bang to get. Horrid fright for the kids too. I hope she has a speedy recovery!

Tell me about it. Yeah on tarmac. Youngest lad got biggest shock. The two older ones were stars. We are very lucky as we have great family and neighbours close by.
Thanks everyone.

have2flushtwice

Nekarsulm wrote: »

PS Who on here has read the Forum, and removes any sat nav. co-ordinates encoded in photos before up loading?

Never knew ya could.

Charliebull

Jayus, such a day

frazzledhome

Why is it that I set the alarm every night and feel like I've only gotten into bed when I wake, always before it goes

sea12

Charliebull wrote: »

Jayus, such a day

Tell us more!

Muckit

Reggie. wrote: »

These were waiting on the table when I got in from the yard

Ah nice loincloth. Kinky

visatorro

frazzledhome wrote: »

Why is it that I set the alarm every night and feel like I've only gotten into bed when I wake, always before it goes

The night goes quicker when your asleep, it's a long night when you're tossing and turning. Just shows your sleeping well!!

Charliebull

visatorro wrote: »

The night goes quicker when your asleep, it's a long night when you're tossing and turning. Just shows your sleeping well!!

Ud want to go easy on the tossing, you could go blind

visatorro

Once iv someone to toss with I'm not too bad. No fun on your own!

moy83

frazzledhome wrote: »

Why is it that I set the alarm every night and feel like I've only gotten into bed when I wake, always before it goes

What kind of dairy farmer uses an alarm clock ! The old lad woke me every morning at quarter to six with a shout outside the window and I still wake at that time now .
Its funny now when he rings in the early hours if there's a cow calfing or something wrong "are you at home " is the first thing he says . WTF else would I be at this hour like !