Dixie Chicks

[Peep_Show]

@beckyb1971 ,
I cannot imagine if DH had a serious chicken addiction like I do....We would be dangerous!
Ordering chickens in the middle of winter.....
Hatching out chicks every 21 days.......
5 incubators going at a time.....
Instead of buying a new car, or working on the house, the money would go for new coops! 3 or 4 large ones, one giant barn, and 5 or 6 chicken tractors..........
I'd invest in stock in the feed companies........Oh my!

Thankfully, he is not addicted.

The upside is you cannot eat a new car. You can eat the chickens if you go broke.

 

[Beer can]

Yeah.... I have issues


Mostly with entitled insulated from the world ignorant types.

I did that once, haven't seen 'oz' post since... Kinda feel 'bad' actually....

The upside is you cannot eat a new car. You can eat the chickens if you go broke.

Lol, wife complains about the feed. How much are we feeding the dogs?!! Can't eat them can we?!!

 

[Alaskan]

People should eat dogs... There sure are a bunch of them

 

[bamadude]

Dogs should be extinct.

 

[Alaskan]

I think dogs are like roaches

 

[Tumbling K]

I think dogs are like roaches

they run under the fridge when you turn the kitchen light on?

 

[Peep_Show]

I think dogs are like roaches

You obviously haven't met the right dog yet. Gabby -- our St. Bernard cross -- saved my DH's life, has been the poster dog for Heritage DNA, is an ambassador of dog park friendliness and can render an "I'm going to eat you" warning to interlopers when necessary. So, no, not a roach.... Just a pretty cool dog.

 

[Alaskan]

That would be the scarriest roach ever

 

[perchie.girl]

Was it here that someone confessed that their Turkey gravy was equal parts Campells Cream of Mushroom and Cream of chicken soup?

I just made it and it was Awesome with leftovers... I just seasoned it with the same stuff I used for seasoning the Turkey. Poulrty seasoning, Salt, and pepper.

deb

 

[perchie.girl]

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Yep I have had dogs for 55 years. My Rosie was the figure head for my truck like on a ship. She would stand or lay on the center console and keep a watchful eye as I went down the road. She had a little nest in the back seat where she could disappear when we went to the grocery store. ON cool days only. so no one could see her. But if they messed with the truck she gave em what for. I had to call her off the Guy who was trying to unload groceries for me.... Thats how i found out.

Yet one word from me and she would stand down. and the was a simple word No spoken in conversational tone. Or No Dogs. That was her cue to stop doing what she was doing.

I rescued her from a kill shelter at about two years of age. Back turned to the world she knew her time was up. All the other dogs lolled at us and begged, but ignored us in the interaction yard. As a last minute choice I asked to see the little brindle dog in cage six. The brought her out... she sniffed my feet and legs and sat down on my foot and looke up.

That was it ... we had her for fifteen years. I still so miss her. Shes been gone now about four.

deb