Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

_Brian · 14-08-2015 10:41PM

Putting away the bottle here.
Just set the alarm fr five, have an airport run in the mornin

Blackgrass · 14-08-2015 10:43PM

_Brian wrote: »

Putting away the bottle here.
Just set the alarm fr five, have an airport run in the mornin

Dislike.

Jb1989 · 14-08-2015 10:44PM

Blackgrass · 14-08-2015 10:46PM

Kovu wrote: »

Used to love playing pool while skiving off school. Monday and Tuesday afternoons, plus all day Friday after lunch.
No tricky shots for me tonight, have a dress on Now where's the freaking chalk so I can look all knowing and like I know what I'm at while chalking the cue.

Does the chalk do anything?
Master of the miss the stupidly easy but slot the 2 balls after bouncing off 3 sides wonder shot master ,flukey f**ker myself, smash it in the vague direction then hope.

Kovu · 14-08-2015 10:49PM

Blackgrass wrote: »

but slot the 2 balls after bouncing off 3 sides wonder shot master ,flukey f**ker myself, smash it in the vague direction then hope.

OH COME ON

:D

Blackgrass · 14-08-2015 10:57PM

Kovu wrote: »

OH COME ON :D

You havent seen funny until you see a nearly bald man contemplate riping out his remaining hair after such an event. Miss straight forward shots as hit too hard and ping pongs off corner of the pocket then to some how pocket 2 from a hit and hope'er :cool:

Kovu · 14-08-2015 10:58PM

Blackgrass wrote: »

You havent seen funny until you see a nearly bald man contemplate riping out his remaining hair after such an event. Miss straight forward shots as hit too hard and ping pongs off corner of the pocket then to some how pocket 2 from a hit and hope'er :cool:

Hit and hope! Was always caught with the black ball and the rules around it, pick a pocket and stay on it, no back table shots etc etc.

Blackgrass · 14-08-2015 11:10PM

Kovu wrote: »

Hit and hope! Was always caught with the black ball and the rules around it, pick a pocket and stay on it, no back table shots etc etc.

Everyone has their own rules, normally pop up at convenient times to who ever's on 'home ground'. Night, don't embarrass too many folk :cool:

whelan2 · 15-08-2015 05:12AM

There's a few I can think of that are not on the list http://ow.ly/QULAj

have2flushtwice · 15-08-2015 12:19PM

I saw roundup and Gallup bio for sale yesterday,
both were a gallon each.

35.50 each. good or bad value?

Buford T. Justice XIX · 15-08-2015 04:18PM

Dry cattle broke out yesterday through 3 gates I had closed and tied after spreading fert 2 weeks ago.
Today I left the cows into aftergrass after bales and the water trough was working fine 6 weeks ago. No water in the trough as the fast flow valve was turned at a right angle.

I'm starting to think some tool is messing around at night.

Bullocks · 15-08-2015 05:21PM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Dry cattle broke out yesterday through 3 gates I had closed and tied after spreading fert 2 weeks ago.
Today I left the cows into aftergrass after bales and the water trough was working fine 6 weeks ago. No water in the trough as the fast flow valve was turned at a right angle.

I'm starting to think some tool is messing around at night.

Same thing happened me yesterday evening with two gates I had tied together opened and heifers gone into a meadow I was thinking of keeping for hay .
The week before the other gate was opened and they were out on a (quiet ) road .
Wondering is someone up to devilment

Kovu · 15-08-2015 06:17PM

Might be those pesky cow poltergeists :P

Buford T. Justice XIX · 15-08-2015 06:36PM

Bullocks wrote: »

Same thing happened me yesterday evening with two gates I had tied together opened and heifers gone into a meadow I was thinking of keeping for hay .
The week before the other gate was opened and they were out on a (quiet ) road .
Wondering is someone up to devilment

The drop in milk wasn't as bad as i thought. The older cows walked back a bit up the road and drank from another trough. The first calvers hadn't the cop-on to follow though:(

Kovu · 15-08-2015 07:12PM

Hate catching calves in the field to tag them, usually starts with a BAAAAAAAA from the calf and next thing you're surrounded by cows and the calf is doing the riverdance on your toes. Elf n' safety how are ya.

whelan2 · 15-08-2015 07:19PM

Kovu wrote: »

Hate catching calves in the field to tag them, usually starts with a BAAAAAAAA from the calf and next thing you're surrounded by cows and the calf is doing the riverdance on your toes. Elf n' safety how are ya.

if we dont do them on the first day we run them in to yard let cows back out. Tag calf and let it back out. Alot safer all round

Kovu · 15-08-2015 07:21PM

whelan2 wrote: »

if we dont do them on the first day we run them in to yard let cows back out. Tag calf and let it back out. Alot safer all round

Wouldn't come in for us today so said fcuk it and nabbed the little fella when he was asleep. Something not right with him, had the tag in him withing about 15 seconds of catching him and he lay down as if he had a weak heart or something. Left him with just the one in.

whelan2 · 15-08-2015 07:23PM

Kovu wrote: »

Wouldn't come in for us today so said fcuk it and nabbed the little fella when he was asleep. Something not right with him, had the tag in him withing about 15 seconds of catching him and he lay down as if he had a weak heart or something. Left him with just the one in.

we always do the bvd tag first that way if the calf does bawl at least you have that one in. Its always a **** a brick moment tagging them

Kovu · 15-08-2015 07:26PM

whelan2 wrote: »

we always do the bvd tag first that way if the calf does bawl at least you have that one in. Its always a **** a brick moment tagging them

Yea that's the one he has in. Will see how he goes, if he still looks a bit iffy I'll leave off dehorning him. Better to have a live calf with horns than a dead one with a clean head.

Bullocks · 15-08-2015 07:48PM

Kovu wrote: »

Hate catching calves in the field to tag them, usually starts with a BAAAAAAAA from the calf and next thing you're surrounded by cows and the calf is doing the riverdance on your toes. Elf n' safety how are ya.

I caught a calf like that for the vet to check a few weeks ago and she said abort the mission and run them up to the shed after all the cows gathered in for a look . It was annoying but she was right in fairness

whelan2 · 15-08-2015 07:59PM

kids stayed up with my sister in Dublin last night, first thing out of eldest lad when he came home was that she had ragwort in her garden and he couldnt leave without pulling them:)

Base price · 16-08-2015 04:41PM

What a game, I was on the edge of my seat for most of it.
Fair play to Galway but I think a draw on the day would have been a fairer result.

patsy_mccabe · 16-08-2015 04:44PM

C'mon Galway. The game of hurling really needed that.

orm0nd · 16-08-2015 04:45PM

Base price wrote: »

What a game, I was on the edge of my seat for most of it.
Fair play to Galway but I think a draw on the day would have been a fairer result.

without doubt game of the year so far , think tipp were a little too casual & thinking ahead to the all ireland

good weekend for Galway Gaa , 3 nice wins

Blackgrass · 16-08-2015 06:07PM

orm0nd wrote: »

without doubt game of the year so far , think tipp were a little too casual & thinking ahead to the all ireland

good weekend for Galway Gaa , 3 nice wins

Half of Tipps forwards had dreams of September

CloughCasey1 · 16-08-2015 06:09PM

Blackgrass wrote: »

Half of Tipps forwards had dreams of September

It's dreaming they'll be....Gaillimh Abu.

selectamatic · 16-08-2015 06:24PM

Johnny Coen did some job on Bubbles O'dwyer, I'd say the man near died of suffocation he was marked that tight.

I said · 16-08-2015 06:25PM

On the way home from the game **** me that's hurling

patsy_mccabe · 16-08-2015 07:32PM

selectamatic wrote: »

Johnny Coen did some job on Bubbles O'dwyer, I'd say the man near died of suffocation he was marked that tight.

Ya, he didn't get to blow many bubbles today.

Base price · 16-08-2015 07:55PM

I said wrote: »

On the way home from the game **** me that's hurling

+1
A game full of passion and a credit to both teams, neither let up till the final whistle.
I am not a hurling buff, I come from a non hurling county which it is slowly but surely making its presence felt

I cannot understand why hurling is not more recognised on the world stage especially after a game like the senior semi final today.

Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

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