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post #341 of 372
5/29/12 at 4:12pm

That's really ingenious CockerDoodleDuo! Thanks for sharing the pic. yuckyuck.gif

 

Cheers,

Gold Coaster

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"If I could do one thing with the world, I'd turn the entire human race into empaths. Make everybody feel everyone's pain. If we could all truly empathize with each other, there would be an immediate end to most human misery. Famines would stop as rich countries fall over themselves to send aid..." - L. J. Smith

 

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post #342 of 372
5/30/12 at 5:11am

For those of you who have the Golden Girls theme going on (I have Dorothy and Blanche), Shady Pines.  “Shady Pines, Ma. Shady Pines.”

Owned by 2 grown offspring, 2 spoiled cats (Albert and Stanley), and 7 (correction: 10; chicken math, ya know) silly biddies: Blanche, Clara Cluck, Dorothy, Olivia, Miss Prissy, Agnes, Edwina, Eunice, Ruby and Bernice, who fill my basket with gorgeous multicolored eggs.

 

Here, every night is Ladies' Night:  http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/lazy-womans-automatic-self-operating-chicken-coop

 

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Owned by 2 grown offspring, 2 spoiled cats (Albert and Stanley), and 7 (correction: 10; chicken math, ya know) silly biddies: Blanche, Clara Cluck, Dorothy, Olivia, Miss Prissy, Agnes, Edwina, Eunice, Ruby and Bernice, who fill my basket with gorgeous multicolored eggs.

 

Here, every night is Ladies' Night:  http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/lazy-womans-automatic-self-operating-chicken-coop

 

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post #343 of 372
5/30/12 at 7:33am

The EGG SHACK

http://i1016.photobucket.com/albums/af283/jw_2178/IMG00615-20120514-1737.jpg

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post #344 of 372
5/30/12 at 7:35am

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post #345 of 372
6/4/12 at 11:12am

Our coop is going to be called Wallpa Wasi. It's Quechua for "chicken house". My partner does research in Ecuador, and is learning Quechua, so we thought it was a fun name.

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post #346 of 372
6/4/12 at 11:23am

Ours is Taj Ma-omletsmile.png

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post #347 of 372
6/12/12 at 8:02pm

As we were admiring our work on our coop today... My husband suggested that we call ours the Love Shack... which I immediately corrected to l'œuf shack... "l'œuf" being French for "the egg".

Supporting the arts = paying artists a fair wage. Art Prices should be reflecting an hourly wage (time has value)+mastery(value of skills & experience)+material cost (paint, paper, etc)+taxes (because it's the law)+shipping (because it isn't safe or free). When an artist gives away work, they don't value/appreciate the time invested in their talent/skills or that artwork.  So why would you?

 

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Supporting the arts = paying artists a fair wage. Art Prices should be reflecting an hourly wage (time has value)+mastery(value of skills & experience)+material cost (paint, paper, etc)+taxes (because it's the law)+shipping (because it isn't safe or free). When an artist gives away work, they don't value/appreciate the time invested in their talent/skills or that artwork.  So why would you?

 

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post #348 of 372
6/13/12 at 7:09am

My husband constructed two coops - one for our big gals, another for our bantams. -first coop was dubbed the 'Coop' de Ville, and the second - Mini Cooper. smile.png
 

Wife of 21 years to a dear husband, mama to 2 children, 3 Golden Comets, 2 Old English Game bantams, 2 Buff Orpingtons, 1 Black Australorp, 1 Golden Laced Wyandotte, 1 bearded Belgian d'Anver, 1 Japanese bantam, 1 budgie, 1 sugar glider, 1 Roborovski hamster, and a feisty Yorkshire terrier
 

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Wife of 21 years to a dear husband, mama to 2 children, 3 Golden Comets, 2 Old English Game bantams, 2 Buff Orpingtons, 1 Black Australorp, 1 Golden Laced Wyandotte, 1 bearded Belgian d'Anver, 1 Japanese bantam, 1 budgie, 1 sugar glider, 1 Roborovski hamster, and a feisty Yorkshire terrier
 

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post #349 of 372
6/13/12 at 1:50pm
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We have been trying to get a good name for our coop too with no luck until just now. Our coop is named "The True Grit Inn".  As soon as we found out we had a rooster we named him Mr. Cogburn (as in Rooster Cogburn from the movie True Grit). Mr. Cogburn was named before the coop was even started to be built and that's how I just came up with the coop name. Any John Wayne fan will see the humor.

That is exactly what I named my rooster! Before I even bought my chickens, I knew that my rooster was going to be named Cogburn!

Roll Tide!

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Roll Tide!

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post #350 of 372
6/29/12 at 12:08pm
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Does that mean your chickens are named Mal, Jayne, Wash, Zoe, Kaylee, Shepherd, Inara, Simon, and River? big_smile.png Oh, and we can't forget Mr. Universe. tongue.png And if you have a Saffron, you should keep a close eye on her.



My coop just got christened Ser'hen'ity also...

These are my chicken's names:

Zoe; the Danish Browncoat Leghorn
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Kaylee;

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Inara:
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Nandi

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Yolanda / Saffron / Bridget (respectively)

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And in the event my coop is attacked by Reavers (Raccoons, Possum, etc)

I will enlist my dog, River:

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...because no power in the 'verse can stop her.

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Supporting the arts = paying artists a fair wage. Art Prices should be reflecting an hourly wage (time has value)+mastery(value of skills & experience)+material cost (paint, paper, etc)+taxes (because it's the law)+shipping (because it isn't safe or free). When an artist gives away work, they don't value/appreciate the time invested in their talent/skills or that artwork.  So why would you?

 

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Supporting the arts = paying artists a fair wage. Art Prices should be reflecting an hourly wage (time has value)+mastery(value of skills & experience)+material cost (paint, paper, etc)+taxes (because it's the law)+shipping (because it isn't safe or free). When an artist gives away work, they don't value/appreciate the time invested in their talent/skills or that artwork.  So why would you?

 

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