Ribh's D'Coopage

[Ribh]

I don’t know whether to laugh or cry!

I know!

 

[BY Bob]

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My sense of humour can be pretty black but...
have any of you seen this going round on FB?
I thought it was pretty funny!

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This feels wrong somehow.

You better lay eggs ladies!

I also can't stop giggling.

 

[WhoDatChick]

Notch.
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Glorious picture

 

[WhoDatChick]

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My sense of humour can be pretty black but...
have any of you seen this going round on FB?
I thought it was pretty funny!

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I have seen it... it’s so cute!

 

[drumstick diva]

Good thing chickens can't read - or can they???

 

[Shadrach]

The morning Fat Bird carry and cuddle is continuing.
I'm a bit torn between enjoying doing it and whether or not it is good for Fat Bird in the long run. It's hardly semi feral free range chicken keeping.
When I opened up this morning all Tribe 1 tumbled out of the human door and headed off to the duck sheds for breakfast. Even Treacle, who normally gets a bit of human herding in before joining the others gave up on moving me after a couple of attempts.
Fat Bird had jumped down from the roost bar and just stood at the edge of the open door looking at me and waiting.
I did say 'you don't really want my horrid featherless hands all over you lovely feathers do you?' but she still stood there. I went and let the sheep out and Fat Bird did a bit of a muted escort call.
She was still stood there when I went back to the coop.
I put my hands down low as I do to pick her up but didn't actually touch her, giving her the chance to avoid me if she wanted. She partly raised herself like a human on tip toes expecting the lift.
I carried her in the end. She sat on my hand happily burbling away and when I put her down next to Cillin by the food, no post mating shake.

 

[Ribh]

The morning Fat Bird carry and cuddle is continuing.
I'm a bit torn between enjoying doing it and whether or not it is good for Fat Bird in the long run. It's hardly semi feral free range chicken keeping.
When I opened up this morning all Tribe 1 tumbled out of the human door and headed off to the duck sheds for breakfast. Even Treacle, who normally gets a bit of human herding in before joining the others gave up on moving me after a couple of attempts.
Fat Bird had jumped down from the roost bar and just stood at the edge of the open door looking at me and waiting.
I did say 'you don't really want my horrid featherless hands all over you lovely feathers do you?' but she still stood there. I went and let the sheep out and Fat Bird did a bit of a muted escort call.
She was still stood there when I went back to the coop.
I put my hands down low as I do to pick her up but didn't actually touch her, giving her the chance to avoid me if she wanted. She partly raised herself like a human on tip toes expecting the lift.
I carried her in the end. She sat on my hand happily burbling away and when I put her down next to Cillin by the food, no post mating shake.

Fat Bird has you very well trained indeed!

 

[Ribh]

Just a heads up: we are conferencing for the next 2 days but on top of that the lad's wife has just informed him she will be here with the 2 kiddies in 4 weeks expecting the house to be finished. We are going to be flat out.

 

[rjohns39]

Good evening folks

 

[Grammy60]

Good evening everyone

Sue! Has it been a good week?

Hello it's been pretty good, one child dropped out and was replaced the next day so that's good.