LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

[ChickyCh00k]

Not very easy, probably. Not something that's on my radar, to be honest

No one wants us.

 

[TwoCrows]

That's actually true. There's just no way I'm going anywhere near 90% of the southern states in the U.S., so cold weather it is!

I'm up at 7,000 ft here in New Mexico, it's 66F today! We can see a lot of snow and cold!

 

[fluffycrow]

No one wants us.

Ehhh. Europe just has a very specific stereotype about how American people are/act. Don't get me wrong, some do enforce that stereotype, but most are cool. The good thing with coming to Greece is that when someone shouts something at you for being American, you won't understand it. Greeks don't like to accommodate when it comes to language

 

[ChickyCh00k]

I'm up at 7,000 ft here in New Mexico, it's 66F today! We can see a loving snow and cold!

I literally know nothing about New Mexico (that state seems to stay out of the major news, so that must be a good thing lol). I definitely assumed it was always hot there.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Oh, lovely!

Oh, lovely!

Here's the second single strand. Got to pair them now

 

[TwoCrows]

I literally know nothing about New Mexico (that state seems to stay out of the major news, so that must be a good thing lol). I definitely assumed it was always hot there.

And we LOVE that we fly under the radar in this state! NM is definitely a bit different from the rest of the US, it's very culturally diverse with Native Americans, Spanish/Mexican influence and Whites. We all mix well and like that no one wants to live here. Only the lower 1/3 rd of the state is arid semi desert. The rest of the central and northern parts are mostly mountainous, the southern tip of the Rockies.

 

[fluffycrow]

Random thing that just came to mind. Why do some of yall say coyotes like "kai-oh-tees" while others say it like "kai-oats". The former sounds better by the way

 

[TwoCrows]

Random thing that just came to mind. Why do some of yall say coyotes like "kai-oh-tees" while others say it like "kai-oats". The former sounds better by the way

The word Coyote originates from the Spanish/Mexican pronunciation, which sounds out to: coy oh tey or coy oh teys. I believe the other pronunciation is an lazy American tongue.

 

[fluffycrow]

The word Coyote originates from the Spanish/Mexican pronunciation, which sounds out to: coy oh tey or coy oh teys. I believe the other pronunciation is an lazy American tongue.

I knew the nice pronunciation was the correct one. So much more easy on the ear too

 

[TwoCrows]

I knew the nice pronunciation was the correct one. So much more easy on the ear too

I think so too! Accents can vary in the US. Easterners can pronounce it more like you described it, Kai oh ties. The Natives and Mexicans use the Coy oh teys pronunciation with the accent on the oh.