I would dispose of it asap. Illegal to possess any part of a hawk.
Mine do the same thing. Fight over who goes where. When I'm out there and they start up I yell "Be nice! You guys are so mean to each other."
I did get a good laugh a week or so ago. B*tch Pudding lives up to her name and she's molting.
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Can you tell which chicken she is?
Let us know how they work out. I tried usb lights with solar and a battery. Something was wrong with them... they wouldn't stay on one color. Sometimes slow transition from one to the next other times fast rave style techno party. Then they wouldn't turn off! I had to climb up and unplug them. Now the lights are up there with the solar converter but no panels outside and they birds knocked the battery down. It was a small car battery. Not sure how they managed it but luckily from a 10 foot drop it didn't land on anyone. Battery didn't survive the fall.
About 3000. I went with the same mortgage broker who did it the first time. I will say don't look online for information. I did a couple of those quick survey "let's see if you qualify" things cause that's the only way they will tell you current rate and what they will charge. Even though I specifically said I don't want email news it doesn't stop them from constantly reminding me "my quote is waiting. Let's get started refinancing." I actually had to block quicken loans from calling me after I gave the person an earful. They were calling me 3 to 4 times a day. A DAY! I don't answers numbers I don't know cause if you need something you can leave a msg. They called about a week before finally leaving a msg saying who it was. The next day on the 4th call I had it. Poor person got their name out and "from..." before I cut them off. "I know! You have been calling 3 to 4 times a day. STOP calling me." And hung up and blocked the number.
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I got home from work one night and mindlessly turn the car off, grab the keys, and open the door. Ding ding ding ding.... wait what? Then I looked at the keys. Yep the blade was still in the ignition. I actually started laughing. Luckily enough was sticking out I could grab it but I can't really start the car again. Whoever thought those switchblade keys would hold up to daily use should be fired. View attachment 2377448
The miniscule amount a metal taking all that force just couldn't anymore. It cracked on both sides and the roll pin fell out. By some miracle I found the pin (my floor mats are dirty) and glued the blade in place again so I could start the car. When I first bought it I only had one key so had one made. It would only open the doors. I went to an actual key place. (Not Walmart or the hardware store) It was expensive as far as keys go but I figured I least couldn't lock my one set in the car. This time I went to the local Ace and for $2.55 got a working key that will start the car. They guy said he's seen 5 or so of those broken switchblade keys in the last week. Now that I know it will work I got a second one so I have an actual spare. I left the key fob so I can lock and unlock but I use the other key to start the car. When fobs first came out that's how they were anyway. LOL That's all the car drama I need for a while. I certainly don't want to have to replace the whole thing.
I left it where it was. Not sure how to dispose of it. Guess I throw it over the fence lol
Mine do the same thing. Fight over who goes where. When I'm out there and they start up I yell "Be nice! You guys are so mean to each other."
I did get a good laugh a week or so ago. B*tch Pudding lives up to her name and she's molting.
View attachment 2377441
Can you tell which chicken she is?
Let us know how they work out. I tried usb lights with solar and a battery. Something was wrong with them... they wouldn't stay on one color. Sometimes slow transition from one to the next other times fast rave style techno party. Then they wouldn't turn off! I had to climb up and unplug them. Now the lights are up there with the solar converter but no panels outside and they birds knocked the battery down. It was a small car battery. Not sure how they managed it but luckily from a 10 foot drop it didn't land on anyone. Battery didn't survive the fall.
About 3000. I went with the same mortgage broker who did it the first time. I will say don't look online for information. I did a couple of those quick survey "let's see if you qualify" things cause that's the only way they will tell you current rate and what they will charge. Even though I specifically said I don't want email news it doesn't stop them from constantly reminding me "my quote is waiting. Let's get started refinancing." I actually had to block quicken loans from calling me after I gave the person an earful. They were calling me 3 to 4 times a day. A DAY! I don't answers numbers I don't know cause if you need something you can leave a msg. They called about a week before finally leaving a msg saying who it was. The next day on the 4th call I had it. Poor person got their name out and "from..." before I cut them off. "I know! You have been calling 3 to 4 times a day. STOP calling me." And hung up and blocked the number.
In other adventures....View attachment 2377446
I got home from work one night and mindlessly turn the car off, grab the keys, and open the door. Ding ding ding ding.... wait what? Then I looked at the keys. Yep the blade was still in the ignition. I actually started laughing. Luckily enough was sticking out I could grab it but I can't really start the car again. Whoever thought those switchblade keys would hold up to daily use should be fired. View attachment 2377448
The miniscule amount a metal taking all that force just couldn't anymore. It cracked on both sides and the roll pin fell out. By some miracle I found the pin (my floor mats are dirty) and glued the blade in place again so I could start the car. When I first bought it I only had one key so had one made. It would only open the doors. I went to an actual key place. (Not Walmart or the hardware store) It was expensive as far as keys go but I figured I least couldn't lock my one set in the car. This time I went to the local Ace and for $2.55 got a working key that will start the car. They guy said he's seen 5 or so of those broken switchblade keys in the last week. Now that I know it will work I got a second one so I have an actual spare. I left the key fob so I can lock and unlock but I use the other key to start the car. When fobs first came out that's how they were anyway. LOL That's all the car drama I need for a while. I certainly don't want to have to replace the whole thing.
Good morning Nunny, have a great dayGood morning Mo, have a great day
I would bury or burn.
Ha if it ever rains I could do either. Right now we are under fire watch and digging a hole isn't happening
Mine do the same thing. Fight over who goes where. When I'm out there and they start up I yell "Be nice! You guys are so mean to each other."
I did get a good laugh a week or so ago. B*tch Pudding lives up to her name and she's molting.
View attachment 2377441
Can you tell which chicken she is?
Let us know how they work out. I tried usb lights with solar and a battery. Something was wrong with them... they wouldn't stay on one color. Sometimes slow transition from one to the next other times fast rave style techno party. Then they wouldn't turn off! I had to climb up and unplug them. Now the lights are up there with the solar converter but no panels outside and they birds knocked the battery down. It was a small car battery. Not sure how they managed it but luckily from a 10 foot drop it didn't land on anyone. Battery didn't survive the fall.
About 3000. I went with the same mortgage broker who did it the first time. I will say don't look online for information. I did a couple of those quick survey "let's see if you qualify" things cause that's the only way they will tell you current rate and what they will charge. Even though I specifically said I don't want email news it doesn't stop them from constantly reminding me "my quote is waiting. Let's get started refinancing." I actually had to block quicken loans from calling me after I gave the person an earful. They were calling me 3 to 4 times a day. A DAY! I don't answers numbers I don't know cause if you need something you can leave a msg. They called about a week before finally leaving a msg saying who it was. The next day on the 4th call I had it. Poor person got their name out and "from..." before I cut them off. "I know! You have been calling 3 to 4 times a day. STOP calling me." And hung up and blocked the number.
In other adventures....View attachment 2377446
I got home from work one night and mindlessly turn the car off, grab the keys, and open the door. Ding ding ding ding.... wait what? Then I looked at the keys. Yep the blade was still in the ignition. I actually started laughing. Luckily enough was sticking out I could grab it but I can't really start the car again. Whoever thought those switchblade keys would hold up to daily use should be fired. View attachment 2377448
The miniscule amount a metal taking all that force just couldn't anymore. It cracked on both sides and the roll pin fell out. By some miracle I found the pin (my floor mats are dirty) and glued the blade in place again so I could start the car. When I first bought it I only had one key so had one made. It would only open the doors. I went to an actual key place. (Not Walmart or the hardware store) It was expensive as far as keys go but I figured I least couldn't lock my one set in the car. This time I went to the local Ace and for $2.55 got a working key that will start the car. They guy said he's seen 5 or so of those broken switchblade keys in the last week. Now that I know it will work I got a second one so I have an actual spare. I left the key fob so I can lock and unlock but I use the other key to start the car. When fobs first came out that's how they were anyway. LOL That's all the car drama I need for a while. I certainly don't want to have to replace the whole thing.
have a great Sunday 
Looks like he's enjoying the chicken roost
Good morning Mo
have a great Sunday
