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My daughter and I saw the Blue Man Group in Chicago a couple years ago. What a fun show! We took my daughter's friend with us and when the Blue Men came out into the audience, he singled her out to harass because she screamed like a banshee the whole time. It was a riot!
 
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Or y'all could order from a MI BYC member [hint, hint nudge, nudge]
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That sounds like a plan since we are so close it would work out well.
 
My dog doesn't bounce on me to wake me up. No, she's already been in the bed all night. Hogging the bed all night. And if she settles near your legs, you are stuck until she wants to move...Deadweight!
My girls dogs do that too but I want to know how the laws of physics work:

How does a 4 pound cat become an immovable object once she settles on the bed?
 
The frizzle gene (F, f) is an Incomplete Dominant gene, meaning there are other genes that influence whether is is exhibited or not. It can be seen in any breed that the F gene has been introduced to.

f f - wild-type, non-frizzle
F f - heterozygous for frizzle, may appear frizzle or not.
FF - homozygous for frizzle

F f birds are frizzle, which may or may not be exhibited due to other genes. Some of these birds have normal feathers or slight curling.

FF are wire-feathered, and have more issues with feather quality. In addition, they may have internal organ abnormalities ( GI tract and enlarged hearts). To avoid this, it is recommended that you do not breed 2 frizzles together, if they were Ff this would result in 25% FF birds, which would not be good healthy birds and would likely require culling. (the others would be 50% Ff frizzles and 25% ff wild-type non-frizzles). Breeding a Ff frizzle to a ff non-frizzle would lead to 50% Ff frizzles and 50% ff non-frizzles.
'So even if they do not appear frizzled, they could possibly be carrying the dominant F gene.
 
So my oldest Marans rooster was in full roo this morning. Crowing so loud I could hear him from inside the house. LOL...I had to call my neighbor to ask if his crowing bothered her. She didn't even hear him.
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I still have time to find him a home. His brother, whom I rehomed a few weeks ago, is doing great. He did a baby crow this past weekend they told me. :) His new family loves him very much. I is happy. :: content sigh ::
 
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