Cross Continental Friends!!!

[Mr MKK FARMS]

No problem! And I understand, I don't think it's stupid at all!

x2

 

[SlowBill]

 

[Megan Amber]

Hooray!!! You posted one! I remember that song!

 

[SlowBill]

yes, but it's just work if you copy the code from anther forum\site, in the blank space, there is an attempt with the direct code

 

[Megan Amber]

Oh I see then. Maybe the staff will fix it soon. I have to go now, maybe I'll catch you all later!! BYE!!

 

[SlowBill]

there are 2 codes in my previous message, just the second works

 

[chickery-do]

I thought your video was very funny! Thanks for sharing. I can't wait for Saturday at noon. Someone from the southern part of NH ( the very bottom) was offering 3 Sizzle chicken for free! When I sent them a note, I did not know what part of NH they were from so I just asked if I could have them. When they told me where they were I was so upset because I am from the northern part of the state. It would of taken 4 hr.s to get there and so hubby said no because our truck is good on gas mileage but not that good. 15 mpg. I posted to them where Iliveds and that my hubby said no. They posted me back and said they were very happy to have a reason to come up to the north country! So I am off the wall happy and anxious!!! I just know I love the look of them, He showed the parents but now the zoning law where he lives has changed so he has to remove some. I'm not going to show them, know that is not a good thing, but I don't mind. I just love them, and who knows, maybe by the time the Lancaster Fair comes around I may have a change of heart.
This is the background information they gave me about the bird.

The Sizzle began as a Frizzle Cochin & Silkie cross & many are now in the 10th generation & beyond. There are 2 varieties of Sizzle – smooth & rough.

These adorable birds are very unique & Sizzle Fanciers are working to meet the requirements of the APBA so they may someday be accepted as a new breed.

Sizzles are currently allowed to be shown in the feather-foot division. They are judged according to the Silkie standard on all points except the type of feathering. Rather than the soft fur-like feathering of the Silkie, the smooth Sizzle has slightly harder feathering & fluffy – like a Cochin. The rough Sizzle has the same harder feathering, but all softly curled backwards toward the head.
serrin: A sizzle is produced by crossing a silkie with frizzle cochin, and then crossed back to a silkie again to pic up the silkie gene.

And I had 3 1/2 pages of catch up to read. lol

 

[Megan Amber]

No Way!! That is too cool Nancy! How very exciting! I have always wanted some Sizzle's. They look really awesome!

 

[chickery-do]

Hi Megan, I didn't want to blow my chance at getting them but he's coming Sat. that was my big surprise~ 2 Hen & 1 Male!!! Maybe I can send you some eggs?! Im new to roo's so we will see!!

 

[Megan Amber]

Yeah maybe! We'll have to see how it goes! That's an awesome surprise! I'm happy for you!