Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[bgmathteach]

Leave it to the math police.

You should recount (recant) that statement!!!!

Oh, never mind, I'll just enjoy RM's double-triples! (triple doubles??)

 

[Sylvester017]

Not before notability got to it!

Why is he not doing his school work!!!

Schoolwork... makes me wonder how @Pastel the Rooster is doing w/ her work

 

[Sylvester017]

You should recount (recant) that statement!!!!

Oh, never mind, I'll just enjoy RM's double-triples! (triple doubles??)

They have fast food burgers named like that here:

In-N-Out double double burger made w/ your choice of contents

Food Tx

 

[Sylvester017]

I thought the sound of bagpipes was keeping you awake.

I’m kidding.

You sent your rain down to us today

 

[Sylvester017]

Yeah, I took a big chance, but I am quite relieved it seems to be working out pretty well. Not a single bantam has been injured by the bigs, chased occasionally yes, harassed a bit, but never injured. The more time that passes the less they fuss with each other. I think we are reaching a balance point, where I’ll have two distinct sub groups that can coexist safely and peacefully. I can live with that out come.

Thank you, Thyme really is a handsome fella and maybe better yet a gentleman too.

Sounds like a plan... as long as the bigs don't outnumber the littles flock group. Will you be getting hatching eggs or sexed pullets? I'm so glad to know the SFH's turned out to live up to their good reputation.

 

[Sylvester017]

When I was in Kindergarten I had to go to speech therapy. My speech wasn’t THAT bad, but apparently I always said turch and some people didn’t like that.

76 yrs ago I got sent home from kindergarten on the 1st day for a whole year cuz I spoke half my sentences in Russian & half in English ~ there were no ESL remedial classes in that era. My parents were told to speak English only to me at home. Not only did they speak English but I was taught to read & write it too. While Pop was at it he also taught me to read Russian & write in cyrillic too so I could distinguish between the two languages. Big mistake ~ when I got to first grade the following year I was correcting all the students who couldn't read the Dick & Jane primers!