Um Philly - are you paying attention - is this like that fastest growing new thread ever? Dang - 100posts already? I was going to say sometihng but alas sarcasm does not read well via the internet!
Dear chicken know-it-alls,
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I just hope it works out better than my Easter Duckie over Easter Bunny mix - I was hoping for creme eggs, but they were filled with raisins instead of creme. Maybe if I reversed the mix???
I just hope it works out better than my Easter Duckie over Easter Bunny mix - I was hoping for creme eggs, but they were filled with raisins instead of creme. Maybe if I reversed the mix???
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I just hope it works out better than my Easter Duckie over Easter Bunny mix - I was hoping for creme eggs, but they were filled with raisins instead of creme. Maybe if I reversed the mix???
I just hope it works out better than my Easter Duckie over Easter Bunny mix - I was hoping for creme eggs, but they were filled with raisins instead of creme. Maybe if I reversed the mix???
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Is that the one that Danischi is training?
No, Danischi only manages the lesser-know hairless camoodles. They're even more prized for their coloring mutation, the pin-stripe dilution gene which is sex-linked, recessive, and only occurs in rumpless crested bearded muff-less five-toed black-skinned Tuesday-hatch duck-footed buttercup-horned canoodles.
She's in tremendous demand, btw, as the best-known authority of hairlesss camoodles.
What is the leg color at hatch?
Is that the one that Danischi is training?
No, Danischi only manages the lesser-know hairless camoodles. They're even more prized for their coloring mutation, the pin-stripe dilution gene which is sex-linked, recessive, and only occurs in rumpless crested bearded muff-less five-toed black-skinned Tuesday-hatch duck-footed buttercup-horned canoodles.
She's in tremendous demand, btw, as the best-known authority of hairlesss camoodles.
What is the leg color at hatch?
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I enjoy learning here and between this forum and a book I bought at farm and home, I have learned enough to keep them going well for almost 2 years but some of us no matter how intelligent we are or arent, need to have some tact so you dont scare peabrains like myself off.
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Only topic I ever started that went into a second page...
Only topic I ever started that went into a second page...
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No, Danischi only manages the lesser-know hairless camoodles. They're even more prized for their coloring mutation, the pin-stripe dilution gene which is sex-linked, recessive, and only occurs in rumpless crested bearded muff-less five-toed black-skinned Tuesday-hatch duck-footed buttercup-horned canoodles.
She's in tremendous demand, btw, as the best-known authority of hairlesss camoodles.
What is the leg color at hatch?
INDEED! Well, if you knew anything at all, you'd know that if you paid twice as much as you wanted to, the leg color is appropriate, and will shift to whatever everyone says it should be before they're grown (after it's too late for a refund) FURTHER MORE, the camera skews the coloring. You can't trust pictures of the camoodle, because they can't see their reflection in a mirror, and cameras are always rendered ineffectual when observing leg color.
No, Danischi only manages the lesser-know hairless camoodles. They're even more prized for their coloring mutation, the pin-stripe dilution gene which is sex-linked, recessive, and only occurs in rumpless crested bearded muff-less five-toed black-skinned Tuesday-hatch duck-footed buttercup-horned canoodles.
She's in tremendous demand, btw, as the best-known authority of hairlesss camoodles.
What is the leg color at hatch?
INDEED! Well, if you knew anything at all, you'd know that if you paid twice as much as you wanted to, the leg color is appropriate, and will shift to whatever everyone says it should be before they're grown (after it's too late for a refund) FURTHER MORE, the camera skews the coloring. You can't trust pictures of the camoodle, because they can't see their reflection in a mirror, and cameras are always rendered ineffectual when observing leg color.
I just found this thread and you all have me trying so hard not to LOL at work! Keep em' coming...
Anybody else have these???
This is NOT my pic, but mine looks just like it . . .
This is NOT my pic, but mine looks just like it . . .
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