French frogs

[WalnutHill]

Many saddled, some stretched, but nothing unexpected from shipped eggs. No more cracked ones, so they are set and cooking.

 

[dan26552]

This is cheaper than even a basic repair at a camera shop. http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/ef-75-300mm-f-4-56-iii-telephoto-zoom-refurbished

Of course, I have no idea what model you have...

Just a small canon powershot a1300 hd but like I said one screw just won't turn so a repair kit would do me no good. I'll probably just get a new one or use my dads Nikon.

 

[WalnutHill]

The link I sent was a 75-300 telephoto from Canon for $70

 

[frmboyinthecity]

Many saddled, some stretched, but nothing unexpected from shipped eggs.  No more cracked ones, so they are set and cooking.

Good to hear! I was hoping we'd defy the odds, but meeting them is acceptable too.

 

[WalnutHill]

Good to hear! I was hoping we'd defy the odds, but meeting them is acceptable too.

Getting most of them here despite USPS handling is a success in itself!

 

[Ravynscroft]

Sweet! Looks great! Let's hope for a lot of little chicks for you!

She makes nice art, eh?

Sorry, I'm in a fowl mood, I busted my camera lens this afternoon.

Sorry, Dan...

New job started this morning for real. early rise tomorrow . drive to the center get on the van come back home get Ben. I'm turning in you all have a good night  

G'Night and good luck...

 

[OrganicFarmWife]

My comment on predictability had nothing to do with the articles you posted, but more about how you would respond.

I have no intentions to review my opinion about Monsanto, or GMO's, but I will say, the fight over GMO's is a first world problem.

....yes concern over things like bees, birds, and other wildlife, very first world problems
If they created a seed that was drought resistant, pest resistant, weed resistant, and did not require liberal use of pesticides and herbicides, and then sold it to developing nations. Your argument might hold. But they either cannot or do not.
I doubt the argument that gmos are unhealthy will prove true. What does prove true is the continued use of chemicals has a negative impact on the environment, this is not first world problem.
I also abhorre Monsantos aggressive business practices against small farms.

 

[frmboyinthecity]

....yes concern over things like bees, birds, and other wildlife, very first world problems
If they created a seed that was drought resistant, pest resistant, weed resistant, and did not require liberal use of pesticides and herbicides, and then sold it to developing nations. Your argument might hold. But they either cannot or do not.
I doubt the argument that gmos are unhealthy will prove true. What does prove true is the continued use of chemicals has a negative impact on the environment, this is not first world problem.
I also abhorre Monsantos aggressive business practices against small farms.

You're reading more into my comment than I said. I just meant that portrayal of GMO's as being the most evil or despicable thing we face in society is a first world problem. I personally would rather ensure everyone globally was fed before I worried if what they were eating was a GMO.

I agree on the effects of excessive use of herbicide. There are some pretty startling studies coming out on the impacts they have on big game right now that I find quite troubling.

In regards to monsanto, I think the situation is much more complex to paint it all with one color, and there more appropriate places to discuss the many nuances to the situation than this thread.

 

[Ravynscroft]

Hey!!!

Did you hear I got Ameraucanas????

 

[frmboyinthecity]

Hey!!!

Did you hear I got Ameraucanas????

No kidding? What color! Have u mentioned that I only have another month until mine ship!