Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

darragh_haven · 15-03-2016 08:52AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Oh join the army they said....be fun they said. Bloody stupid o'clock starts

Ah Reggie. Loads of people start early and have a full days work to do. At least ye are paid well, have a golden pension and can retire in yer 40's. And bar a few trips abroad to sh1tholes it's a no pressure job, altho there might be a lot on atm for the 1916 rising commemorations.

Reggie. · 15-03-2016 04:17PM

darragh_haven wrote: »

Ah Reggie. Loads of people start early and have a full days work to do. At least ye are paid well, have a golden pension and can retire in yer 40's. And bar a few trips abroad to sh1tholes it's a pressure job, altho there might be a lot on atm for the 1916 rising commemorations.

40s me arse I'm retiring at 38

Reggie. · 15-03-2016 04:30PM

Bullocks wrote: »

Haha , do you see the irony of posting about early starts in thr F&F forum ? You wont get much sympathy here !

Bugger off. I'm allowed to bitch the odd time

darragh_haven · 15-03-2016 05:27PM

Reggie. wrote: »

40s me arse I'm retiring at 38

I've 2 cousins in the army and both will be retired before their 41st birthday. One says he doesn't intend doing a days work after he retires....... as he hasn't done a days work before he retires either.

Reggie. · 15-03-2016 05:37PM

darragh_haven wrote: »

I've 2 cousins in the army and both will be retired before their 41st birthday. One says he doesn't intend doing a days work after he retires....... as he hasn't done a days work before he retires either.

Now now behave you :P

Kovu · 15-03-2016 05:46PM

I have the tummy bug that's going round Cavan hospital, was up in Dublin and literally spent the night puking and the whole way back today trying to not puke. Kill me now.

darragh_haven · 15-03-2016 05:47PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Now now behave you :P

I not making a slight on you Reggie. But its what he says when I ever meet him (usually at family weddings/funerals)

whelan2 · 15-03-2016 06:27PM

Was at the rising of the flag at the school today they also read the proclaimation and sang a few songs, great to see everyone involved

_Brian · 15-03-2016 06:28PM

Kovu wrote: »

I have the tummy bug that's going round Cavan hospital, was up in Dublin and literally spent the night puking and the whole way back today trying to not puke. Kill me now.

Yea. Mrs says they always try and give it to the Leitrim folk to keep them away 😂

Reggie. · 15-03-2016 06:29PM

Kovu wrote: »

I have the tummy bug that's going round Cavan hospital, was up in Dublin and literally spent the night puking and the whole way back today trying to not puke. Kill me now.

Been there

naughto · 15-03-2016 06:37PM

Kovu wrote: »

I have the tummy bug that's going round Cavan hospital, was up in Dublin and literally spent the night puking and the whole way back today trying to not puke. Kill me now.

Check the lines not blue

Reggie. · 15-03-2016 06:52PM

naughto wrote: »

Check the lines not blue

Oh you had to go there :eek:

Kovu · 15-03-2016 06:52PM

naughto wrote: »

Check the lines not blue

Hahaha. It'd be a modern day immaculate conception then!

Nekarsulm · 15-03-2016 07:18PM

Shame, and me heading to the Chinese in Carrigallen later, and would have stood ya a feed.
Oh well, I'll leave some flat 7up for ya....... &#55357;&#56872;

Kovu · 15-03-2016 07:25PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Shame, and me heading to the Chinese in Carrigallen later, and would have stood ya a feed.
Oh well, I'll leave some flat 7up for ya....... ��

That's a good Chinese, they do an excellent Kung Pao. I had some swiss cheese soup, that'll keep me alive for now!

Reggie. · 15-03-2016 07:30PM

Kovu wrote: »

That's a good Chinese, they do an excellent Kung Pao. I had some swiss cheese soup, that'll keep me alive for now!

Mmmm what to have for tea

ganmo · 15-03-2016 07:40PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Mmmm what to have for tea

Black bean stir fry

Reggie. · 15-03-2016 07:46PM

ganmo wrote: »

Black bean stir fry

Excellent choice ganmo but just informed it is pasta

Nekarsulm · 15-03-2016 07:52PM

Good man Ganmo. Going for Beef in a black bean sauce, with egg fried rice. Got two bottles of Lidl's Irish Red Ale to help it down.

Kovu · 15-03-2016 07:57PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Good man Ganmo. Going for Beef in a black bean sauce, with egg fried rice. Got two bottles of Lidl's Irish Red Ale to help it down.

Mmmm food. I'll have to get a chinese once I'm back to myself. Not a fan of just beef though, I either get a house special or just mix veg.

Was in an asian supermarket yesterday too, oh all the weird and wonderful things I bought!

Dried squid anyone?

pedigree 6 · 15-03-2016 08:06PM

Kovu wrote: »

I have the tummy bug that's going round Cavan hospital, was up in Dublin and literally spent the night puking and the whole way back today trying to not puke. Kill me now.

Aparently apple cider vinegar and vitamin B6 are good at combating the effects of norovirus (stomach bug).

http://www.earthclinic.com/cures/norovirus.html

Get well soon.:P

_Brian · 15-03-2016 08:10PM

Kovu wrote: »

Mmmm food. I'll have to get a chinese once I'm back to myself. Not a fan of just beef though, I either get a house special or just mix veg.

Was in an asian supermarket yesterday too, oh all the weird and wonderful things I bought! Dried squid anyone?

Be in a few Aisan supermarkets soon myself. Flying out to China for two weeks hols.

Kovu · 15-03-2016 08:12PM

_Brian wrote: »

Be in a few Aisan supermarkets soon myself. Flying out to China for two weeks hols.

:eek:

Get me weird food things!!

Pedigree, think I'm past the worst of it. Apple cider vinegar doesn't sound too appealing either tbh......although I made my own here with a vinegar 'mother'.

Nekarsulm · 15-03-2016 08:17PM

Kovu wrote: »

Mmmm food. I'll have to get a chinese once I'm back to myself. Not a fan of just beef though, I either get a house special or just mix veg.

Was in an asian supermarket yesterday too, oh all the weird and wonderful things I bought! Dried squid anyone?

Have you ever tried eating in that basement level food hall just off Parnell street? Some variety of national cuisine. Some very odd people there, last time I was there, a 25stone English bloke in his sixties was trying to convince a little Vietnamese woman who ran a food stall to let him leave money behind the counter so her very young daughter could buy herself a meal.....
Took his photo while pretending to text, cause he was seriously sleazy.......

Kovu · 15-03-2016 08:21PM

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Have you ever tried eating in that basement level food hall just off Parnell street? Some variety of national cuisine. Some very odd people there, last time I was there, a 25stone English bloke in his sixties was trying to convince a little Vietnamese woman who ran a food stall to let him leave money behind the counter so her very young daughter could buy herself a meal.....
Took his photo while pretending to text, cause he was seriously sleazy.......

I know the place you're on about but never ate there, used to live quite near it. You should really try the asian market just at the Jervis luas stop, the whole peking ducks cooked on site are to die for!

Kevhog1988 · 15-03-2016 08:28PM

Kovu wrote: »

I know the place you're on about but never ate there, used to live quite near it. You should really try the asian market just at the Jervis luas stop, the whole peking ducks cooked on site are to die for!

Can you still eat in cathal brugha street college? in the place where the cookery students work in the canteen?.

Kovu · 15-03-2016 08:33PM

theemigrant wrote: »

Can you still eat in cathal brugha street college? in the place where the cookery students work in the canteen?.

I think so, used to go down round 6 when they used to wheel out the dessert trolley. Was great, have like three or four free desserts for dinner.

Kevhog1988 · 15-03-2016 08:38PM

Kovu wrote: »

I think so, used to go down round 6 when they used to wheel out the dessert trolley. Was great, have like three or four free desserts for dinner.

Haha its a wonder i dont know you considering we lived on the same street at the same time.

Kovu · 15-03-2016 08:39PM

theemigrant wrote: »

Haha its a wonder i dont know you considering we lived on the same street at the same time.

I know!! Like one of those comedy films. I was in Aungier st though so maybe that's where I was most of the time. Was only in your college on the sports sign up days with the mountaineering stand.

Kevhog1988 · 15-03-2016 08:43PM

Kovu wrote: »

I know!! Like one of those comedy films. I was in Aungier st though so maybe that's where I was most of the time. Was only in your college on the sports sign up days with the mountaineering stand.

Bolton st was 90% male... Aungier street had a lot better views lol

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