INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

[Fire Ant Farm]

Quote: "Pipping is HARD..."

- Ant Farm

 

[Chaos18]

"Pipping is HARD..."



- Ant Farm

Would probably be easier if they had some Texas wine.

 

[Pensmaster]

Would probably be easier if they had some Texas wine.

Or some Apple Hill hard apple cider

 

[kwhites634]

Did you ever have the opportunity to watch The Red Green Show? I loved duct tape before then - after that I worshiped it. I consider Gorilla Tape as duct tape 2.0...

OMG, hail angels, why didn't I think of that?!!!!

I am TOTALLY doing that that next time.

Friggin' Texas weather - I'm sure it'll happen again within the week... in the middle of 90+ degree weather, of course. AGAIN.

- Ant Farm

You might have caught this the 1st time around; stop me if you have: I was attending a class in Dallas one Spring. During a break one day, when it was "frying eggs on the sidewalk" hot, I mentioned to the instructor that it sure had been a short Spring. He told me I'd missed Spring; it had been the previous Thursday, between 1PM & 3PM.

 

[Chaos18]

Or some Apple Hill hard apple cider

Delicious indeed.

 

[BantyChooks]

Yes they are Barbie chicks who don't know which end of the egg to poke through.
Pink camo duct tape?

Possibly.

You might have caught this the 1st time around; stop me if you have: I was attending a class in Dallas one Spring. During a break one day, when it was "frying eggs on the sidewalk" hot, I mentioned to the instructor that it sure had been a short Spring. He told me I'd missed Spring; it had been the previous Thursday, between 1PM & 3PM.  

 

[kwhites634]

Then you could become part of the Hail's Angels... but you might end up calling on the Band-Aidos for relief!!!

 

[kwhites634]

Given up ruling the world already?

 

[Chaos18]

I'm calling it quits.
for those that want them.

 

[Fire Ant Farm]

Quote: Some Texas wine (forgive me) sucks. But I happen to be drinking an extraordinary red wine made from Black Spanish grapes (aka Lenoir). Black Spanish is partially derived from a wild grape in South Carolina (I believe), and moved to Texas to be used in communion wine for the missions way back when. It is naturally resistant to Pierce's disease, and the dirty secret that the French wine industry doesn't want you to know is that after all their vines were devastated by an outbreak, they rebuilt their entire industry by grafting their vines onto Black Spanish root stock.

It also is used by Dry Comal Creek vineyards to produce an extraordinarily delicious red wine that was grown just up the road from me. I prefer to buy my food/drink from the people who actually grew it. Neat people.

(I hope you have all enjoyed your Texas pride minute... Now back to your regularly scheduled programming)

- Ant Farm