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[magicbastarder]

Nothing meaningful in life is achieved without some suffering.
The Buddha said that.




There's a really good trove of his stuff at fakebuddhaquotes.com

is that where moose got his "meat juice is not juiced meat' line?

 

[Space]

is that where moose got his "meat juice is not juiced meat' line?

I came up with that one all on my own.

 

[egg_]

You don't make eggs, chickens do, by fucking I think.

An egg is just a hen's period. Obvs if there's a rooster around some of them will have been fertillised, but you don't need sex for eggs

Source: been keeping chickens for 15 years. Sick of it now though, more or less just waiting for the last ones to die so I can give up

 

[Space]

An egg is just a hen's period. Obvs if there's a rooster around some of them will have been fertillised, but you don't need sex for eggs

Source: been keeping chickens for 15 years. Sick of it now though, more or less just waiting for the last ones to die so I can give up

I thought egg was the fruit of the hen?

 

[rettucs]

I just assume everyone on thumped is expert on what their name is

 

[Unicron]

I just assume everyone on thumped is expert on what their name is

Being an expert in backwards scutter doesn't sound like fun

 

[JohnnyRaz]

Being an expert in backwards scutter doesn't sound like fun

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[shitepipe]

Being an expert in backwards scutter doesn't sound like fun

I can help with that

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

I just assume everyone on thumped is expert on what their name is

It’s true in my case - I did a PhD on it!

 

[therealjohnny]

It’s true in my case - I did a PhD on it!

well now. I never considered goggling peoples' weird names until now

 

[pete]

I just assume everyone on thumped is expert on what their name is

i am

 

[rettucs]

Being an expert in backwards scutter doesn't sound like fun

not much fun but when it happens to you, you'll be grateful that there are experts like me

 

[flashback]

 

[therealjohnny]

 

[JohnnyRaz]

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[Cormcolash]

i am

Bogger

 

[Deadmanposting]

Source: been keeping chickens for 15 years. Sick of it now though, more or less just waiting for the last ones to die so I can give up

What???

How are the eggs?
How do you keep teh chickens pregs?
Is it expensive? Time-consuming?

 

[ernesto]

How are the eggs?

How do you keep teh chickens pregs?
Is it expensive? Time-consuming?

Chickens have chicks when pregs.
Eggs as we eat them are just unfertilised chicken periods

 

[seanc]

What???

How are the eggs?
How do you keep teh chickens pregs?
Is it expensive? Time-consuming?

Chickens seem real easy at first, each one lays an egg every day.
Then you get too many eggs. Then they start hiding eggs. then they stop laying altogether. So then you get a rooster to pep them up. They start laying again, now that they're gettin' some lovin', but then you've got an angry, hungry, noisy cockerel. Then he gets lazy so you get a second rooster, so there's a bit of competition.
At this stage you may find the occasional zygote (?) in your morning fry up.

And then there's always foxes and local dogs to worry about.


That's been my fams experience anyway.

The eggs were amazing, to answer that question. We never actually ate any of the chickens,which surprises me thinking about it. Sold them all to someone who's better at this than us. We have apple trees now.

 

[Deadmanposting]

Chickens seem real easy at first, each one lays an egg every day.
Then you get too many eggs. Then they start hiding eggs. then they stop laying altogether. So then you get a rooster to pep them up. They start laying again, now that they're gettin' some lovin', but then you've got an angry, hungry, noisy cockerel. Then he gets lazy so you get a second rooster, so there's a bit of competition.
At this stage you may find the occasional zygote (?) in your morning fry up.

And then there's always foxes and local dogs to worry about.


That's been my fams experience anyway.

The eggs were amazing, to answer that question. We never actually ate any of the chickens,which surprises me thinking about it. Sold them all to someone who's better at this than us. We have apple trees now.

Are the roosters as noisy as Hanna Barbera have led me to believe?