Office Work, Part Deux: Professional Mayhen

[Buff Hooligans]

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If Belle made an exercise video of this routine, she'd be a millionaire.

 

[jbowyer01]

Hahaha All I can picture is Algae running out and grazing in a garden to get all those greens LOL. (In no way is this to insinuate that she is a cow) giggle giggle I mean at least she has two little (big, depends on how you look at it) future rugrats in her belly, whereas my belly is extra insulation.

Laree I dont think I could have done the job you did, kudos!

Hey Orchy!!!!

Wheres Buff and Dacs?

 

[jbowyer01]

BUFF!!!!

 

[sparkles2307]

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Are they hiding the eggs? Mine figure out that I'm taking the eggs every two weeks and find a new spot to lay. Once they were up in the hayloft of the barn we dont use. The only way up there is to fly onto two levels of corral fence and rafters and go over rolls of tin roofing to the back corner. Like who has the time to investigate that much of the loft to find a place to crap an egg?

 

[ChickenAlgebra]

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Moo.

 

[sparkles2307]

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That's the only thing I can think of, except, it's really not that hot here. We had a short stretch of days in the 90s with high humidity but mostly it's been in the low to mid eighties - not really that hot.

I'm confuzzled.

Mine are laying

 

[Orchid]

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Are they hiding the eggs? Mine figure out that I'm taking the eggs every two weeks and find a new spot to lay. Once they were up in the hayloft of the barn we dont use. The only way up there is to fly onto two levels of corral fence and rafters and go over rolls of tin roofing to the back corner. Like who has the time to investigate that much of the loft to find a place to crap an egg?

They dutifully sit in the nesting boxes every day, but produce - nothing.

Not even on the days when I've kept them in their run all day rather than letting them free range.

Patience is a virtue...I keep telling myself that...too bad I'm not listening.

Hey bows!

Hey Buffy!

 

[ChickenAlgebra]

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That's the only thing I can think of, except, it's really not that hot here. We had a short stretch of days in the 90s with high humidity but mostly it's been in the low to mid eighties - not really that hot.

I'm confuzzled.

Mine are laying

Yeah, well, your guineas are good parents also. So your animals aren't normal

 

[LarryPQ]

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How on earth did you get mean meat turkeys? Ours are the slacker, lazy, sweet things who I hate to process because they are so stinking nice.

Not mean exactly. Bitey, and not afraid of anything. Ronin won't come outside if they are free-ranging. They eat his toes.

The meat turkeys bite my fat rolls. I really don't appreciate their commentary, and think they should rethink their position on the subject. After all, turkey meat is extremely lean.

 

[Orchid]

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That's the only thing I can think of, except, it's really not that hot here. We had a short stretch of days in the 90s with high humidity but mostly it's been in the low to mid eighties - not really that hot.

I'm confuzzled.

Mine are laying

Apparently mine are just slackers.