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

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Also, i'm 99% sure our spanish goat isn't pregnant, so the lady who cashed the check (and helped talk to her bank today, too, to fix it) said she'd bring me over a goat she *knew* was pregnant. I want to keep blueberry, we got attached to her. lol I'll just give her a little money for blueberry later, when I get some extra money again. lol
 
 
It makes you wonder how we didn't die off as a race, hundreds of years ago :p

It has happened before and it will happen again.
Over the centuries, there have been lots of human die offs ranging up to 90% in some areas. There were 2 viral epidemics in Mexico 25 years apart that killed 80% of the population the first time and 50% the second time.
various plagues, flu epidemics, yellow fever, cholera, dengue fever

The flu killed millions worldwide in the '50s and '60s and 75 million in 1920.
AIDS has killed 30 million in the Congo Basin alone.



Stronger immune systems. The weak didn't live to propagate. We were created perfectly, and IMHO, are downgrading with time.


I believe there is an issue with being "too clean" in our country.... Strong immune systems and microbiomes are not built by hand sanitizer!



There's a concern with overuse of antibiotics and the creation of superbugs. We are just one pandemic away.

Some germs are already in the US and resistant to all known antibiotics, even the one of last resort - carbapenem.

This is a very good read on the next global pandemic.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/nov/12/deadly-disease-modern-global-epidemic

It never will kill 100% of the population, there will be always a percentage that will be emune do to their gene combination. That is correct only if the population is big enough. As humanity is.
 
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Also, i'm 99% sure our spanish goat isn't pregnant, so the lady who cashed the check (and helped talk to her bank today, too, to fix it) said she'd bring me over a goat she *knew* was pregnant. I want to keep blueberry, we got attached to her. lol I'll just give her a little money for blueberry later, when I get some extra money again. lol
LOL, more goats
 
 
I... What if we were poor and it was our main account? We'd be minus money, and unable to pay bills, buy groceries....

It doesn't make sense that it can take 3-5 business days to sort out something that's an automated process... especially when the person can see how it got screwed up and has access to the account and could fix it.
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That would be bad. It sucks being poor.

That 3-5 day delay is another way banks make big money. It's called float. They earn interest of all of those delays.

That and automatically putting bous random charges on accounts. If someone complains, they return the money, the rest they keep.

Not only banks! I don't get my salary direct from the education department, but trough the municipality. They get the money from the government at the 1st of every month and we get it at the 10th of it! 10 day of manipulation!
 
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We keeep alcohol based hand sanitizer around, and I make the kids use it after going in the chicken coop. I make them bathe and change their clothes quickly after spending time holding/cuddling with chickens. As far as I know, no one's ever licked a chicken.

Haha.... Just thought I'd throw that in.

Makes you wonder who "paid" for the study for backyard eggs... that can skew the findings too.



No kissing either.

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CDC is a government agency so no one entity pays for that. It was just a report of statistics on numbers of salmonella cases. They just state statistics.
That's what the CDC does. They investigate reports of illness and make recommendations based on their findings. Same with Zika, Ebola and others.
http://www.cdc.gov/salmonella/live-poultry-05-16/index.html


Truthfully I don't believe half what I hear.... On either side..... Numbers and facts can be skewed to say what anyone wants. I guess just use common sense and live and let live.
I like my fresh eggs but I did survive on grocery store eggs for 50 years.
When I interviewed for a job at IBM they went through all the benefits, but there was no mention of sick leave, so I brought it up..."We don't have sick leave. If you're sick, stay home, full pay" Don't know if that's still the case; left there in '87


Yeah I was dumb.... Never had a good job. Turned wrenches in a independent shop for 25 years..... No sick days.... Used up all my vacation days when sick or in the hospital. Or for appointments. I was much better than that but with my health I never thought anyone else would hire me. No after I retire i find out other shops wanted me bad...... :th
 
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