Office Work, Part Deux: Professional Mayhen

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We always need her.

Not just for her snobbish knowledge of all things LavOrp either.

It's been my experience that when you need something the most it's usually in plain sight.

I'm sure this Batty person is here in spirit.

If not, maybe someone can arange a giant spotlight to be flashed in the air for times of lav genetics crisis? Just a suggestion..........

Lets make a big "Bat"ty signal and shine it in the sky guys!!!!! It could be a hen on a stem of lavender
 
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We always need her.

Not just for her snobbish knowledge of all things LavOrp either.

It's been my experience that when you need something the most it's usually in plain sight.

I'm sure this Batty person is here in spirit.

If not, maybe someone can arange a giant spotlight to be flashed in the air for times of lav genetics crisis? Just a suggestion..........

Kinda like the well endowed shadow we flash in the air everytime we need Boyd?

When we need Batty we'll just flash a giant Lav rooster i n the sky.
 
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It's been my experience that when you need something the most it's usually in plain sight.

I'm sure this Batty person is here in spirit.

If not, maybe someone can arange a giant spotlight to be flashed in the air for times of lav genetics crisis? Just a suggestion..........

Kinda like the well endowed shadow we flash in the air everytime we need Boyd?

When we need Batty we'll just flash a giant Lav rooster i n the sky.

Like, a big purple chicken??? haha
 
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Don't know anyone with the last name "B". But I did see the thread you mentioned. I also found his site on line. And yeah, they were bad. But I'm a big animal kinda person so I wanna see it in LF. All that feathery goodness in purple haze! yuppers!

whats his site?

http://gff.cochinsrule.com/sb.htm

maybe? I looked at so many.....but I think this is the link from the thread........if we are talking about the same person.........dang it, now I"m not sure.
 
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We always need her.

Not just for her snobbish knowledge of all things LavOrp either.

It's been my experience that when you need something the most it's usually in plain sight.

I'm sure this Batty person is here in spirit.

If not, maybe someone can arange a giant spotlight to be flashed in the air for times of lav genetics crisis? Just a suggestion..........

Well, Batty would have cows and chickens and you seem quite at home here on the OW. What kind of dog do you have?
 
Sparkles mentioned them, and now I want a black and white patterned Angus cow as a pet.

I'm sick like that. Must be the fever talking.
 
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It's been my experience that when you need something the most it's usually in plain sight.

I'm sure this Batty person is here in spirit.

If not, maybe someone can arange a giant spotlight to be flashed in the air for times of lav genetics crisis? Just a suggestion..........

Kinda like the well endowed shadow we flash in the air everytime we need Boyd?I should think he'd be more responsive to a beer stein or a silhouette of Jack.

When we need Batty we'll just flash a giant Lav rooster i n the sky.

I bet it still wouldn't be type.
 
Hey, a serious chicken question for a seriously stupid person to ask (that be me) - do some hens have feathers that are just too soft, or not attached very well? The reason I ask: Our teeny little bantam cochin rooster has been mating all the hens, not excessively by any means, and the senior hens have finally begun accepting his attentions. I have not witnessed one single feather lost until I saw him mating Sunflower (BO) the other day - he hopped off and a bunch of her feathers just rained off. She's finally growing the feathers back she lost from the last rooster (who was very large, and very aggressive). I'm going to put a saddle back on her but I'm just curious about the feather thing since none of the other hens are having an issue. I suppose she could be molting, but I haven't seen any other feather loss.
 
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