I got a real crazy one from today. Not so much about chickens but related
I was talking about how I didnt get much sleep because my incubator chicks were busy talking and making frantic noises all night.
me: "yeah, everytime they start making a racket I have to get up and check the temperature and make sure one didnt get stuck in an egg. I am having a huge problem with this batch for some reason."
them: "Why do you care what the temperature is? Arent they cold blooded?"
me(looking totally shocked): "no! but even cold-blooded reptiles have to incubate their eggs at a certain temperature."
them (knowing I raise bottle calves every spring): "Oh.... so do the cows have to keep their eggs warm? Does she sit on them like a chicken would?"
me: "UMM, cows give birth to live young... "
(We all work in a BEEF slaughter facility as inspectors... We see the insides of every cow, including full-term pregnant ones.)
I was afraid to ask what she thought was in those enlarged uteri......
I was talking about how I didnt get much sleep because my incubator chicks were busy talking and making frantic noises all night.
me: "yeah, everytime they start making a racket I have to get up and check the temperature and make sure one didnt get stuck in an egg. I am having a huge problem with this batch for some reason."
them: "Why do you care what the temperature is? Arent they cold blooded?"
me(looking totally shocked): "no! but even cold-blooded reptiles have to incubate their eggs at a certain temperature."
them (knowing I raise bottle calves every spring): "Oh.... so do the cows have to keep their eggs warm? Does she sit on them like a chicken would?"
me: "UMM, cows give birth to live young... "
(We all work in a BEEF slaughter facility as inspectors... We see the insides of every cow, including full-term pregnant ones.)
I was afraid to ask what she thought was in those enlarged uteri......