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[sourland]

rngr, she looks like a Golden Sebright.

 

[rancher hicks]

Sounds like your trying to weasel out of it.

got 4 eggs today. Does anyone know what breed this banty is

Well it looks to me like a Seabright. Golden Seabright.

Now in other news while looking this bird up I come to the site Countryfarm lifestyes. com. Where I found this breed and other chicken info. Yet right in the middle of the site is an ad that says, "I cheat with over 40" and a pic of a scantily clad woman. I can not believe the ads that are included in some sites.

 

[rngrbill]

Thanks y'all. When I was trying to check pics I thought It might be a Golden Seabright. Sweet little thing but I have to trap her to pick her up and hold her. can't wait to start getting eggs from her. She certainly is a scallywag in the run.

 

[vehve]

Quote: Some sites have a certain type of ads, while on others the ad content is based on your surfing history (ever notice how after you've researched a new car, you get loads of car ads on the net?). The ads aren't always direct representations of what you've been viewing. For instance, if your browsing history after analysis suggests that you're a woman in your 20's or early 30's, there will be a lot of baby stuff shown in the ads, while slightly older women start getting fertility treatment ads. It's pretty fascinating, and scary at the same time.

 

[sourland]

Well it looks to me like a Seabright. Golden Seabright.

Now in other news while looking this bird up I come to the site Countryfarm lifestyes. com. Where I found this breed and other chicken info. Yet right in the middle of the site is an ad that says, "I cheat with over 40" and a pic of a scantily clad woman. I can not believe the ads that are included in some sites.

Were there any ads for , "I cheat with over 70."?

 

[vehve]

Quote: I think you need to check some ads in a knitting magazine or perhaps "Prunejuice Monthly" (I hope there isn't such a magazine)

 

[sourland]

"Prunejuice Monthly"

I toast you!

 

[rancher hicks]

Were there any ads for , "I cheat with over 70."?

Very funny.

 

[rancher hicks]

Some sites have a certain type of ads, while on others the ad content is based on your surfing history (ever notice how after you've researched a new car, you get loads of car ads on the net?). The ads aren't always direct representations of what you've been viewing. For instance, if your browsing history after analysis suggests that you're a woman in your 20's or early 30's, there will be a lot of baby stuff shown in the ads, while slightly older women start getting fertility treatment ads. It's pretty fascinating, and scary at the same time.

I do notice that with the ads right after I look at a site the side ads will show up in other places. Rest assured I wasn't looking at cheater sites.

I did notice that after looking at medical sites these ads pop up. I guess they figure the foot bone's connected to the leg bone, the leg bone's connected to the thigh bone, the thigh bone's connected to the hip bone, etc. etc. Of course you know about DW's situation so you can make the connection.

I once gave Backyardchicken.com to a CL response and if you notice the "s" is missing? Well I got an e-mail that they weren't looking for "you know" kind of sites. Turned out to leave off the "s" some takes you to a list of not so nice sites.

What I was looking for this past time was Bantam Chickens.

In the past I contacted "Backwoods" because their newsletter included some off color jokes. I think it does have to do with what ads a site allows as a sponsor. Fortunately BYC doesn't allow such ads.

 

[rancher hicks]

Thanks y'all. When I was trying to check pics I thought It might be a Golden Seabright. Sweet little thing but I have to trap her to pick her up and hold her. can't wait to start getting eggs from her. She certainly is a scallywag in the run.

I think bantam breeds are a little high strung. Not as friendly as some larger fowls. Of course there are exceptions to every rule.