what grinds your gears
- Thread starter roscoe erf
- Start date
christ narrow it down a bitSome muppet from Leics way.....
pat kcotnit
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- Location
- Oot and aboot
I take it you are meaning staff that consume them. We have a young lad here who seems to live off them. Fly's off the handle at the least small thing that is said to him. Often wondered if these drinks made him moody or he is just being a tw*t.
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
Problem on old Db stuff was top link hanging down and when you lifted arms you broke top of casing off when link caught pick up hitch surround ,habit hard to break on newer machines
I was out running yesterday and got attacked by a buzzard
I was merrily running alone, when suddenly something hit the back of my head. At first i thought it was a branch falling from a tree or maybe a bird had accidentally crashed into me, but after the third or fourth hit I managed to catch sight of a large buzzard swooping down towards me. At first I thought I just had a few small cuts on my head, as the bleeding seemed only slight and to stop fairly quickly. But when I got home I found I had a trail of dried blood down my hair and neck. Upon further checking by my wife, I have a couple of deepish cuts and several smaller cuts.
I was merrily running alone, when suddenly something hit the back of my head. At first i thought it was a branch falling from a tree or maybe a bird had accidentally crashed into me, but after the third or fourth hit I managed to catch sight of a large buzzard swooping down towards me. At first I thought I just had a few small cuts on my head, as the bleeding seemed only slight and to stop fairly quickly. But when I got home I found I had a trail of dried blood down my hair and neck. Upon further checking by my wife, I have a couple of deepish cuts and several smaller cuts.
betweenthelines
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- Location
- southwest
serves you right for wearing a lambskin cap!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Waited all day to spray minerals on the beet, sprayer calibrated perfectly etc. Got it done. Parked up back in shed and noticed jug of wetter still on the side. I'd been busy washing the empty wetter container out into the induction bowl and forgotten to put the main amount from the jug in.
Still, looking at the news tonight it's insignificant. Words fail me.
Still, looking at the news tonight it's insignificant. Words fail me.
What’s happening in the news,?haven’t seen or heard any today!
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
I imagine @DrWazzock could be refering to this: https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/two-days-to-shoot-pigeons.283496/
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Don't worry I've done that before too!
- Location
- Near Colchester
Slightly annoying to see this earlier today.
A recently fledged Sparrowhawk in the cattle pen.
I thought that I would rescue it, only 2 cattle in that pen, a 350 kg yearling at the back and a 1,2 tonne bull in the foreground.
The bull demonstrated his displeasure of the scheme, I withdrew, the baby Sparrowhawk will have to take his chances.....
A recently fledged Sparrowhawk in the cattle pen.
I thought that I would rescue it, only 2 cattle in that pen, a 350 kg yearling at the back and a 1,2 tonne bull in the foreground.
The bull demonstrated his displeasure of the scheme, I withdrew, the baby Sparrowhawk will have to take his chances.....
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Was referring to the unbelievably evil horrific deeds in Sri Lanka but Nuff said. Speaks for itself, so I won't comment further.
Can't believe the pigeon shooting fiasco. The country has gone mad.
Finished spraying for today, this time with everything in the tank! Minerals on my spring barley.
Some rain would be nice. It's getting tiresome driving the sprayer through dust and struggling crops.
primmiemoo
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- Location
- Devon
That [] clot who drives along the road in his telehandler with the oversized grain bucket and gouges out MY ROAD HEDGE at a corner because he cannot be bothered to steer his vehicle!!
He won't drive through a hamlet on the shortest way from his A to B because he knows there'll be hell to pay if there's so much as a suggestion of scratching second home owners's cars, of those of long-term inhabitants (or their holiday let visitors), but thinks it's completely fine to vandalise somebody's property that isn't a box on four wheels
] clot who drives along the road in his telehandler with the oversized grain bucket and gouges out MY ROAD HEDGE at a corner because he cannot be bothered to steer his vehicle!!He won't drive through a hamlet on the shortest way from his A to B because he knows there'll be hell to pay if there's so much as a suggestion of scratching second home owners's cars, of those of long-term inhabitants (or their holiday let visitors), but thinks it's completely fine to vandalise somebody's property that isn't a box on four wheels
- Location
- South wales
Sink an rsj in the bank that will wake him upThat [
He won't drive through a hamlet on the shortest way from his A to B because he knows there'll be hell to pay if there's so much as a suggestion of scratching second home owners's cars, of those of long-term inhabitants (or their holiday let visitors), but thinks it's completely fine to vandalise somebody's property that isn't a box on four wheels
primmiemoo
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- Location
- Devon
That's very tempting
I'll try to find a way of doing something like that without risk either to the hedge or to a pedestrian.
The London marathon. It's certainly a marathon watching it. Rather invite Chris Packham round for tea......