Funny Farming Pics

foxy farmer · 17-11-2018 3:31am

https://9gag.com/gag/aBxKK82

wrangler · 17-11-2018 8:47am

foxy farmer wrote: »

https://9gag.com/gag/aBxKK82

Interesting comments after......not too many sympathisers

Sacrolyte · 17-11-2018 9:38am

Ignorant internet troll morons

foxy farmer · 24-11-2018 8:54am

Hiyaaa

Buford T. Justice XIX · 04-12-2018 3:02pm

Beric Dondarrion wrote: »

From YLYL9, so we can figure out what's attacking our bales:D

emaherx · 10-12-2018 7:33pm

Say my name · 11-12-2018 10:03pm

Ian Laking (@IHLaking) Tweeted:
i can honestly say i did not expect that https://t.co/RhGN7acHHq https://twitter.com/IHLaking/status/1072526899098910720?s=17

Say my name · 11-12-2018 10:04pm

Now turn your phone upside down and watch it again.

ganmo · 13-12-2018 11:27am

the cow has a black calf drawn on its face

Buford T. Justice XIX · 16-12-2018 11:00pm

Buford T. Justice XIX · 16-12-2018 11:01pm

gozunda · 16-12-2018 11:53pm

Buford T. Justice XIX · 25-12-2018 6:23pm

Buford T. Justice XIX · 26-12-2018 6:59pm

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

freedominacup · 28-12-2018 8:48pm

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

The second lad and the big "Ahh" head on him. He knows there's something wrong with the picture but he can't quite put his finger on it.

Albert Johnson · 29-12-2018 6:02pm

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

A house up the road from us was sold recently, it's derelict as long as I can remember and only 4 walls and an iron roof. The purchaser is seemingly an avid DIYer and no doubt will get lots of opportunities to showcase his talent within his new abode.

He has a Toyota auris and a single axel trailer, it looks to be a 6×3 trailer. I seen him passing by our lane before Xmas on route from the Co Op. He had a load of the Corry drainage pipes, the handy molded plastic one's that come in 20 foot lenghts of various diameters.

I can only assume that he was going joining them at 90" degrees angles as the last 2 foot of the bottom one's were dragging the road. He had only another mile of a trek home and I'm guessing the ends were well beveled with the tar by then. They had to be touching the ground from when he loaded them, the few euros extra for delivery would probably have been money well spent.

Bullocks · 29-12-2018 10:27pm

Albert Johnson wrote: »

A house up the road from us was sold recently, it's derelict as long as I can remember and only 4 walls and an iron roof. The purchaser is seemingly an avid DIYer and no doubt will get lots of opportunities to showcase his talent within his new abode.

He has a Toyota auris and a single axel trailer, it looks to be a 6×3 trailer. I seen him passing by our lane before Xmas on route from the Co Op. He had a load of the Corry drainage pipes, the handy molded plastic one's that come in 20 foot lenghts of various diameters.

I can only assume that he was going joining them at 90" degrees angles as the last 2 foot of the bottom one's were dragging the road. He had only another mile of a trek home and I'm guessing the ends were well beveled with the tar by then. They had to be touching the ground from when he loaded them, the few euros extra for delivery would probably have been money well spent.

I might be just nostalgic but I love to see lads using small cars like that

In saying that those corry pipes are'nt cheap to be wearing them down like that

mayota · 29-12-2018 10:43pm

Bullocks wrote: »

I might be just nostalgic but I love to see lads using small cars like that In saying that those corry pipes are'nt cheap to be wearing them down like that

When we were building the house here I went to builders merchant and got 7 3metre sewer pipes, l had them sticking out the sunroof of the Carina E and the lad at the security hut said ‘be jaysus you’re like a Syrian rebel’.

Bullocks · 29-12-2018 10:45pm

mayota wrote: »

When we were building the house here I went to builders merchant and got 7 3metre sewer pipes, l had them sticking out the sunroof of the Carina E and the lad at the security hut said ‘be jaysus you’re like a Syrian rebel’.

They must've been fairly high

Albert Johnson · 29-12-2018 11:37pm

I helped a mart regular and all round character load three cows into the back of a transit a few weeks back. We had to build the half tonne of coal that was inside the back doors against the bulkhead first to make room.

The same man always regails me with the story that he started out dealing with a van and trailer. He's downsized to just a van for as long as I know him so business must not be too good.

It's amazing what you'll see around mart yards and builders providers. My own father managed for years with a fiesta so it can be done, there's a certain satisfaction in getting by with the bare minimum I suppose.

foxy farmer · 29-12-2018 11:48pm

Albert Johnson wrote: »

I helped a mart regular and all round character load three cows into the back of a transit a few weeks back. We had to build the half tonne of coal that was inside the back doors against the bulkhead first to make room.

The same man always regails me with the story that he started out dealing with a van and trailer. He's downsized to just a van for as long as I know him so business must not be too good.

It's amazing what you'll see around mart yards and builders providers. My own father managed for years with a fiesta so it can be done, there's a certain satisfaction in getting by with the bare minimum I suppose.

3 cows and a half tonne of coal in the back of a Transit. Now that's a pic I want to see.

Ken. · 29-12-2018 11:58pm

Albert Johnson wrote: »

I helped a mart regular and all round character load three cows into the back of a transit a few weeks back. We had to build the half tonne of coal that was inside the back doors against the bulkhead first to make room.

The same man always regails me with the story that he started out dealing with a van and trailer. He's downsized to just a van for as long as I know him so business must not be too good.

It's amazing what you'll see around mart yards and builders providers. My own father managed for years with a fiesta so it can be done, there's a certain satisfaction in getting by with the bare minimum I suppose.

foxy farmer wrote: »

3 cows and a half tonne of coal in the back of a Transit. Now that's a pic I want to see.

What a waste of diesel. Only half loading the van on a day out.

Nekarsulm · 30-12-2018 12:35am

Bullocks wrote: »

I might be just nostalgic but I love to see lads using small cars like that In saying that those corry pipes are'nt cheap to be wearing them down like that

Back in the 70's my Uncle had a Beetle.
Never was a car better designed for carrying a cwt of meal or coal on each corner.
As kids, we thought it was great craic to climb over the back seat into the little cubby above the engine.
No worries about seat belts in those days!

gozunda · 30-12-2018 2:33am

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Back in the 70's my Uncle had a Beetle.
Never was a car better designed for carrying a cwt of meal or coal on each corner.
As kids, we thought it was great craic to climb over the back seat into the little cubby above the engine.
No worries about seat belts in those days!

My mother had a succession of these. Two children in the pocket area at the back above the engine. 3 - 4 in the back seat and up to 2 in the passenger seat - to and from school with neighbours, friends etc.
No child seats , no seat belts. Nada. Whenever a freshly killed pheasant or where a lorry had dropped turf etc was spotted on the road, the car came to a rapid halt and a child was dispatched to pick it up and add to the load ...

How did we survive! :pac:

Lady Haywire · 30-12-2018 2:42am

Lady Haywire · 31-12-2018 10:00pm

Irelands next top jumps jockey in the making!

Odelay · 31-12-2018 10:08pm

Super photo!

Muckit · 31-12-2018 10:11pm

Gutsey little horse and rider!

Odelay · 31-12-2018 10:56pm

Muckit wrote: »

Gutsey little horse and rider!

I do a some hunting, it’s always great to see kids out enjoying getting out too. Does them the world of good.

gozunda · 31-12-2018 11:09pm

Brave little lad. Love the size of the pony and rider versus the size of that bank and ditch

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