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3/23/12 at 5:13pm

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I've searched and can't find a clear answer.

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When evaluating data one should always consider the source and remember, no one wants to make illegal that which he wants to do.

All of our money is invested in T Bills.

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When evaluating data one should always consider the source and remember, no one wants to make illegal that which he wants to do.

All of our money is invested in T Bills.

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3/23/12 at 6:04pm

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Oh. Ahem. It's my term for breeding behavior. Although all our ducks are female, they express themselves in this manner regularly, especially in springtime.

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3/23/12 at 6:17pm

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Oh. Ahem. It's my term for breeding behavior. Although all our ducks are female, they express themselves in this manner regularly, especially in springtime.

Ah, the famous New England Yankee reserve. Thank you.

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When evaluating data one should always consider the source and remember, no one wants to make illegal that which he wants to do.

All of our money is invested in T Bills.

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When evaluating data one should always consider the source and remember, no one wants to make illegal that which he wants to do.

All of our money is invested in T Bills.

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3/23/12 at 7:10pm

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ROFLOL

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Oh. Ahem. It's my term for breeding behavior. Although all our ducks are female, they express themselves in this manner regularly, especially in springtime.

I got my EcoGlow from Frey Scientific. https://store.schoolspecialty.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?minisite=10029&item=2177195

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3/23/12 at 7:13pm

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You mean they aren't playing LeapFrog?

These aren't your Grandfather's chickens.

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3/23/12 at 7:30pm

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awww... I thought they were just trying to be circus ducks. LOL

Mommy to BR (Onyx), 2 Delaware (Pearl & Opal), BO (Ruby), Blue Silkie (Amber), Splash Silkie (Raine), 2 Golden Laced Orps (Goldie & Lacey), 2 EE (Bunny & Rabbit) & 2 Blk Javas (Crow & Butterfly)!

Also a Pit/Mastiff mix, an American Bulldog, 1 cat, a guinea pig, a bearded dragon, and a koi pond.

Oh.. can't forget my daughter, granddaughter, step-son, and wonderful husband!

Mommy to BR (Onyx), 2 Delaware (Pearl & Opal), BO (Ruby), Blue Silkie (Amber), Splash Silkie (Raine), 2 Golden Laced Orps (Goldie & Lacey), 2 EE (Bunny & Rabbit) & 2 Blk Javas (Crow & Butterfly)!

Also a Pit/Mastiff mix, an American Bulldog, 1 cat, a guinea pig, a bearded dragon, and a koi pond.

Oh.. can't forget my daughter, granddaughter, step-son, and wonderful husband!

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