Things that make you go What the F**k?

[seafoid]

Ashley Madison the adultery website.  Says it no.longer uses Fembots which are "female" chat bots.  One tech website reckons it has 12000 female subscribers and 37 million male subscribers.

[armaghniac]

Exchange Liverpool with the Biffos?
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-lecturer-believes-we-should-swap-this-county-for-remainvoting-liverpool-34859252.html

We should give them Carlow, the GAA would never notice.

[seafoid]

Exchange Liverpool with the Biffos?
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-lecturer-believes-we-should-swap-this-county-for-remainvoting-liverpool-34859252.html

We should give them Carlow, the GAA would never notice.

Wicklow is closer

[armaghniac]

Exchange Liverpool with the Biffos?
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-lecturer-believes-we-should-swap-this-county-for-remainvoting-liverpool-34859252.html

We should give them Carlow, the GAA would never notice.

Wicklow is closer

The scenery is nice though, good for the tourists.

[laoislad]

Exchange Liverpool with the Biffos?
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-lecturer-believes-we-should-swap-this-county-for-remainvoting-liverpool-34859252.html

We should give them Carlow, the GAA would never notice.

We should pick a county no one likes.
Roscommon it is so.

[muppet]

Exchange Liverpool with the Biffos?
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-lecturer-believes-we-should-swap-this-county-for-remainvoting-liverpool-34859252.html

We should give them Carlow, the GAA would never notice.

We should pick a county no one likes.
Roscommon it is so.

Seconded!

[armaghniac]

Exchange Liverpool with the Biffos?
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-lecturer-believes-we-should-swap-this-county-for-remainvoting-liverpool-34859252.html

We should give them Carlow, the GAA would never notice.

We should pick a county no one likes.
Roscommon it is so.

Seconded!

Surely the British people have suffered enough?

[Keyboard Warrior]

https://www.rte.ie/news/2016/0706/800632-cattle-monaghan/

The Army acting on behalf of the banks to kill animals. F*cking ridiculous!

[Hereiam]

This is bad no matter how much debt the farmer was in. Where is Enda Kenny the stupid bollocks to bring these firms into check. 

[muppet]

I thought the same as you when I read the headline.

Then I read the report. It strongly suggests something different to simply shooting cows for banks.

[seafoid]

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/massive-surge-in-support-for-fianna-f%C3%A1il-poll-shows-1.2712814

[Keyboard Warrior]

I thought the same as you when I read the headline.

Then I read the report. It strongly suggests something different to simply shooting cows for banks.

It suggests to me that the farmer was hounding representatives of the bank when they tried to remove cattle of repossessed land. I don't know how that develops into, "Lets shoot them" let alone getting the army to carry it out.

[muppet]

I thought the same as you when I read the headline.

Then I read the report. It strongly suggests something different to simply shooting cows for banks.

It suggests to me that the farmer was hounding representatives of the bank when they tried to remove cattle of repossessed land. I don't know how that develops into, "Lets shoot them" let alone getting the army to carry it out.

Yip.

There is also this:

"He alleges that gate chains were repeatedly cut allowing cattle onto roads endangering the local community."

and this...

"it was carried out by trained army personnel in the interests of the animals, public safety, and to prevent the spread of TB in local livestock following consultations between himself, Department of Agriculture officials, An Garda Síochána and the Defence Forces."


Then this summarises the situation:

"As Official Assignee I have a duty to recover value from assets of bankruptcy estates and it is clearly not in my interests to kill cattle, nor would I do it, without firstly having exhausted every other possible avenue open to me to resolve the problem".


So in conclusion, at least according to the above, we are a long way from the banks blindly sending in the army to shoot cows.

[TabClear]

I thought the same as you when I read the headline.

Then I read the report. It strongly suggests something different to simply shooting cows for banks.

It suggests to me that the farmer was hounding representatives of the bank when they tried to remove cattle of repossessed land. I don't know how that develops into, "Lets shoot them" let alone getting the army to carry it out.

Yip.

There is also this:

"He alleges that gate chains were repeatedly cut allowing cattle onto roads endangering the local community."

and this...

"it was carried out by trained army personnel in the interests of the animals, public safety, and to prevent the spread of TB in local livestock following consultations between himself, Department of Agriculture officials, An Garda Síochána and the Defence Forces."


Then this summarises the situation:

"As Official Assignee I have a duty to recover value from assets of bankruptcy estates and it is clearly not in my interests to kill cattle, nor would I do it, without firstly having exhausted every other possible avenue open to me to resolve the problem".


So in conclusion, at least according to the above, we are a long way from the banks blindly sending in the army to shoot cows.

One case of foot and mouth in England and it will be open season for any moos in the border area.  The DUP will be telling anyone that will listen that their cows are irish and fully supportive of open borders and freedom of  movement.

[muppet]

I thought the same as you when I read the headline.

Then I read the report. It strongly suggests something different to simply shooting cows for banks.

It suggests to me that the farmer was hounding representatives of the bank when they tried to remove cattle of repossessed land. I don't know how that develops into, "Lets shoot them" let alone getting the army to carry it out.

Yip.

There is also this:

"He alleges that gate chains were repeatedly cut allowing cattle onto roads endangering the local community."

and this...

"it was carried out by trained army personnel in the interests of the animals, public safety, and to prevent the spread of TB in local livestock following consultations between himself, Department of Agriculture officials, An Garda Síochána and the Defence Forces."


Then this summarises the situation:

"As Official Assignee I have a duty to recover value from assets of bankruptcy estates and it is clearly not in my interests to kill cattle, nor would I do it, without firstly having exhausted every other possible avenue open to me to resolve the problem".


So in conclusion, at least according to the above, we are a long way from the banks blindly sending in the army to shoot cows.

One case of foot and mouth in England and it will be open season for any moos in the border area.  The DUP will be telling anyone that will listen that their cows are irish and fully supportive of open borders and freedom of  movement.

It always comes down to money.