Uh Oh We're In Trouble.......

[wishbone]

. it was a gay old time i tell you.
must have been a different country?

Sounds like a different place to me .... not seen many 'gay times' going on..


I wish life was like the 'Darling Buds of May' round here...



Rob.

[goodcat]

we used to own a farm down in the New Forest that we would goto on the weekends.
there were daffidils and blue-bells, chickens, ponys and cows running around the place. it was a gay old time i tell you.
must have been a different country?

[wishbone]

Just get one of these, nobody bothers us.



Edit: We used to have two. R.I.P. Jess.

One of my favourite dogs (my mate had one called 'Sam').

Sadly my wife and I both work, and my missus is allergic to dogs and cats (and we do need a mouser in these parts )

Just have to rely on a dodgy looking 4x4 owner to scare the peeps away

Rob.



Last year on a summers day I was working on the truck. I'd popped into the garage. My garage door is opposite my back door. Both were open. My missus was standing at the back door talking to me (in the garage) when 3 people stood at the bottom of my drive (on my drive) staring at her while she talked to me..

She's looked at them and said 'can I help you' ? to which she got a ' oh, oh er , we were just admiring your beautiful house'. Now our house ain't that pretty....

My missus said ' yes it's lovely isn't it ? now can you bugger off ?'

They got really stroppy with her . The bloke there was giving it ' goodness how rude'. Yes mate how fxxking rude is it to stand on someones drive staring at them while they have a conversation.....

My missus lost it and approached them whilst shouting a lot of 'stuff'

As soon as I walked out the garage they 'buggered orf'

That's country living for you

[goodcat]

edit: yes they shouldve carried on.
plus it wouldve been more fun getting more stuck!
just let the landy go first to clear a path for the surfs

[JUDWAK]

I think I'm agreeing with that..

Rob.

well i see no problem other than they did not do has asked by the land owner
he gave them a way out they took a different route and tresspassed there way out
should not have done that
i posted earlyer about proving you knowingly tresspassed
and there it is they know and they made a choise not to do has asked

[BUSHWHACKER]

I don't think many people understand the vulnerability of living in the country. There are no neighbours to notice if you're being burgled / assaulted etc.. You have to be on your guard. When I 1st moved here I had random people knocking on windows / doors asking if Sid / Bob / John etc.. were in.. Just people trying to find out if the house was empty. After a couple months it died down. (and yes I know the names of the people who lived here before me)

Just get one of these, nobody bothers us.



Edit: We used to have two. R.I.P. Jess.

[wishbone]

i would have just carryed on myself
no matter how bad the track got if the farmer was happy to let them they should have gone that way
if its damage or scratchs you dont like
dont go green laning in the first place
damage you avoid i understand that bit but if your in a stickel like that and the land owner says that way out then its that way out no if or buts
cant do with ooohhh i dont want damage owt or scratch my paint work ?
why go out in the first place if you not willing to except it kills ya truck at times
i except it fully

I think I'm agreeing with that..

Rob.

[wishbone]

Bob is doing fine, just a little irate from all these bxstards banging on his door..



Rob

[JUDWAK]

i would have just carryed on myself
no matter how bad the track got if the farmer was happy to let them they should have gone that way
if its damage or scratchs you dont like
dont go green laning in the first place
damage you avoid i understand that bit but if your in a stickel like that and the land owner says that way out then its that way out no if or buts
cant do with ooohhh i dont want damage owt or scratch my paint work ?
why go out in the first place if you not willing to except it kills ya truck at times
i except it fully

[goodcat]

Why are they in need ? - they're just wandering uninvited onto private property. I'd tell them to fxxx off. If they stayed I'd use force.

Sorry, but if you'd lived where I live for the last 5 years we would not be having this conversation.

Rob.

Edit:

I don't think many people understand the vulnerability of living in the country. There are no neighbours to notice if you're being burgled / assaulted etc.. You have to be on your guard. When I 1st moved here I had random people knocking on windows / doors asking if Sid / Bob / John etc.. were in.. Just people trying to find out if the house was empty. After a couple months it died down. (and yes I know the names of the people who lived here before me)

how is Bob anyway?

[goodcat]

Why are they in need ? - they're just wandering uninvited onto private property. I'd tell them to fxxx off. If they stayed I'd use force.

Sorry, but if you'd lived where I live for the last 5 years we would not be having this conversation.

Rob.

well thats your opinion and i can understand that what with that list of things that has happend to you from one of your earlier posts.
however it doesnt quite sound the same case as this one does it?
they hardly just waltzed into their backyard whilst the farmer and his misses are having a BBQ and sunbathing nude.
they were on a track which the farmer had NO problem with them continuing down, it was only when they wanted to exit via his drive he put up a fuss.
he didnt careless about them struggling down a track which could damage their trucks, thu making him an arsshole.
if it were someones drive in a town then yeah id understand if he got the hump but he is out in the sticks where i doubt this kinda things happens for him on a daily basis.
its a bit byass to put your experiences as the same as his. for all we know this could be the first time it ever happend to the farmer.
to me living in the countryside couldnt be anymore British. so id expect people to act in a decent helpfull British manner.
understandable in your case tho. i wouldnt want people littering on my property.
but this case is different.
Jay

[wishbone]

if they were polite and explained id be TOTALLY fine.
why? wouldnt you be willing to help others in need?

Why are they in need ? - they're just wandering uninvited onto private property. I'd tell them to fxxx off. If they stayed I'd use force.

Sorry, but if you'd lived where I live for the last 5 years we would not be having this conversation.

Rob.

Edit:

I don't think many people understand the vulnerability of living in the country. There are no neighbours to notice if you're being burgled / assaulted etc.. You have to be on your guard. When I 1st moved here I had random people knocking on windows / doors asking if Sid / Bob / John etc.. were in.. Just people trying to find out if the house was empty. After a couple months it died down. (and yes I know the names of the people who lived here before me)

[JUDWAK]

if they were polite and explained id be TOTALLY fine.
why? wouldnt you be willing to help others in need?

funny that i had a a guy jump my back fence dog nearly ripped him to bits
i held the dog off and helped the guy
turned out he was running from some foren gangsta types (or so he said)
i helped him i evern took him to his mothers and gave him a bandage for his leg

if i was a farmer i would have shot him

[goodcat]

So Goodcat,

You'd be perfectly fine if you was in your back garden with the missus and 6 or 7 blokes wandered up your drive and into your back garden uninvited ?

Rob.

if they were polite and explained id be TOTALLY fine.
why? wouldnt you be willing to help others in need?

[wishbone]

So Goodcat,

You'd be perfectly fine if you was in your back garden with the missus and 6 or 7 blokes wandered up your drive and into your back garden uninvited ?

Rob.