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I had one just like that, but a Welsummer. Once, he escaped while we were at a swap and he escaped. When someone caught him, he WAILED and everyone could hear. We still did sell him though.

this grates Lol and nobody questioned it? I can’t even understand the post, even substituting “buff Orpington” for “butt orplington.” No it’s because they were originally developed for cockfighting, which is kind of a game. Some of them are the oldest breeds though.

Cute avatar!

Oh! Interesting! I stand corrected! Are the American carps European or Asian?

Yes. Very good. @-@

it’s actually a large species of Asian fish A certain meme wrecked it for me.

Overo, I’m afraid your PSA will fall on deaf ears. “Roo” has three letters “Cock” has four “Rooster” has six “Cockerel” has eight “Cock-bird” has eight, plus a hyphen People will never go for the longer spelling when they can abbreviate it. I wonder what they do with all that time saved typing...

I have to agree.

Roo honestly sounds wrong to me. Simple solution. “ster”

A young male chicken and a male chicken.

Idk, I dry rested a Silkie cockerel once. With minimal seasoning, he tasted better than fried chicken!

Yeah, that ain't gonna work.

Click "add to dictionary."

That's no excuse.:old

not my pics These are wattles this is waddles

*sigh of relief*

Wow, I somehow avoided wrath.

well, all Orps are English

I can live with it. (for the record I don't mean silly Cackle orps by American, obviously) XD