Go on prove it, that your an actual farmer

redsloe

Member
Location
Cornwall
I must be one of the not many then, there is an overdraft facility on the account but I have never used it
Nothing wrong with that. We are the same.

The fact that 99% of the population think that it's ok to borrow money because it's cheap will ultimately bankrupt the country right now!
People don't get paid for one days work and they want compensation, a pretty bad state of affairs.
 
Wife just saw coppers driving about with a load speaker thingy on the roof. Not actively shouting at anyone but I've never seen that before..... Still seeing same people meet up on their cars for a dog walk.
I seen police at 4 am driving about and shes just seen them, not airport police either (can spot them as they got orange beacons) they are definitely on the lookout.....
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
Wife just saw coppers driving about with a load speaker thingy on the roof. Not actively shouting at anyone but I've never seen that before..... Still seeing same people meet up on their cars for a dog walk.
I seen police at 4 am driving about and shes just seen them, not airport police either (can spot them as they got orange beacons) they are definitely on the lookout.....

Seen a news update that Yorkshire police are using random checkpoints to try and stop non-essential journeys.
 

yellowbelly

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
N.Lincs
You could be a drug dealer with that offensive weapon beside the seat ;)
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What d'you need, Heptavac, Ivermectin, Pen-Strep??
 

brigadoon

Member
Location
Galloway
Plenty drive around in 4X4s plenty have a few acres and a sheep.
How would you prove if stopped you are a bonafide farmer?
collie dog in the back on a pile of empty feed bags and a selection of electric fence posts
a selection of used syringes and needles (covered)
A few lengths of baler twine ( mainly wrapped into dollies)
half a dozen more or less legible "lines" from the feed merchant
a couple of 0.243 brass (fired) along with some 20 bore shells
assorted bent nails, used staples, digger bucket pins
bloody good dent in the back door and a couple of smaller ones in the front wing
half a ton of mixed cowshit and clay in the drivers footwell
a well used halter behind the seat along with a claw hammer (only one claw left)
selection of hydraulic seals, lynch pins and R clips
couple of gate eyes with total of one nut..............................
plumbers grips with a selection of pipe connectors ( none complete)
Two lengths of alkathene
 

kmo

Member
Location
E. Wales
Passenger side foot well full of old market catalogues, plus a pile of fliers from farming companies that get left under the windscreen wiper during sales.
Length of Alkathene in the back for "persuading" cattle, along with a few lengths of chain for securing trailer back gates to loading bays.
Along with market boots and coat.
A bottle jack, a wrench, some bits of sleeper and some tyre sealant ready for when the trailer blows a tyre, along with a few cake bags to lie on
 

primmiemoo

Member
Location
Devon
Car encrusted with native earth. Collie that can't do flyball. No handbag when at work. Old copies of NSA magazines. Copy of RSPB Tractor Cab Guide to Farmland Birds. At this time of year, mingled scent of haylage, ewe milk replacer powder, Stockholm tar, and iodine. Monobrow. Blue or turquoise stained fingernails.
 

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