Daydream thread continues.....

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Oooh, yes please! The lilly is really big though, so needs to be a big'un.

i will go back prob monday as i stupidly "sawed " my hand this T time....:o spent 2 hrs in a&e, got to go to general 8am as they think iv maybe damaged/cut a ligament....:(
the numbing stuff is wearing off now so its a bit...:eek:

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Last few posts just made me think of mabel babies.

:eek::eek: knowing my luck she'd have 40 babies :eek: she's got the size capacity.....:D

i just know i couldnt part wiv em...:o end up with lots of names to remember...:rotfl:

alfie_1

RHIWI.... iv got some goodies for you....me finks you may be pleased...:D one is a cracker !

COOLTRIKERCHICK

alfie_1 wrote: »

i will go back prob monday as i stupidly "sawed " my hand this T time....:o spent 2 hrs in a&e, got to go to general 8am as they think iv maybe damaged/cut a ligament....:(
the numbing stuff is wearing off now so its a bit...:eek:

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

REALLY HOPE YOU HAVENT DONE ANY SERIOUS DAMAGE.....please take it easy.......


We have had a quick look at electric fences, but we thought as the pig paddock that is being done first is bordering the public footpath, it might be a no-no, but sod them:D as you say it might be worth having one on stand-by just incase we have some houdini's sp? :eek::rotfl:

Itismehonest

alfie_1 wrote: »

i know MABEL is the exception BUT i would recomend you have to hand an electric fence kit....:D she put her nose to the bottom of my original stock fence and post set up, and lifted it clean out of the ground...:eek: and then trotted off down the road after a group of cyclists ,who didnt know wether to pedal faster or stop...:rotfl::rotfl: they stopped and a neighbour [1/2 mile away] put her in thier garden...:eek::eek: and called me...i bribed her with cake and biscwits all the way home...:D

That's the problem, alfie. :rotfl:
Pigs are really intelligent.

I was once told a fully grown boar can happily run straight through a 9in block wall &, having seen the size & solidness of our boars' heads :eek:, I can well believe it. Luckily they never put it to the test

An ordinary fence is to a pig rather like a fly screen is to us particularly if there's something more interesting on the other side. :rotfl:

Itismehonest

alfie_1 wrote: »

i will go back prob monday as i stupidly "sawed " my hand this T time....:o spent 2 hrs in a&e, got to go to general 8am as they think iv maybe damaged/cut a ligament....:(
the numbing stuff is wearing off now so its a bit...:eek:

:eek: That's gotta hurt :(

lostinrates

Crikey alfie. Please please take care of it.

We should get a dreamers hospital really.

alfie_1

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

REALLY HOPE YOU HAVENT DONE ANY SERIOUS DAMAGE.....please take it easy.......


We have had a quick look at electric fences, but we thought as the pig paddock that is being done first is bordering the public footpath, it might be a no-no, but sod them:D as you say it might be worth having one on stand-by just incase we have some houdini's sp? :eek::rotfl:

borrow one, put about a foot inside the stock fence, let em know its there,;) then just use the tape [not connected to power but still inside yr fence] and i bet they wont go near it... mabels battery's not been on for 8 months...:D

alfie_1

Itismehonest wrote: »

:eek: That's gotta hurt :(

YEP !! but i have my own version of anesthetic/painkiller....;)

choille

Hope everything's okay with you Alfie.