Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

[Shadrach]

I think I can get away with this.

"I think Similie is taking this grooming business too far Carbon."

"Call Bucket Boy, she's stuck!"

"Don't bother, she's out."

 

[Shadrach]

Floor support struts to put on and that will do. All made from scrap wood. The legs stand proud of the top to act as coop base locators in case anyone was wondering.

 

[MaryJanet]

I think I can get away with this.

"I think Similie is taking this grooming business too far Carbon."
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"Call Bucket Boy, she's stuck!"
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"Don't bother, she's out."
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[Shadrach]

I'm tempted to put those picture in the ER section and ask for some tips on extraction.
Done it. This should be a laugh.

 

[BDutch]

They are trying this with all roads in a Dutch city if memory serves correct. No-one has right of way anywhere. So everyone drives a lot more carefully and makes eye contact with other road users.

I wonder what city you are referring to.

 

[Ribh]

Had a hard day Ribh?

Short answer is yes ~ but I do understand constructs never look terrific in the construction stage.

 

[Ribh]

People it seems to me have lost the ability to share. It's a society problem rather than a people personality problem I think. A lot of mine and theirs and not much ours, in both responsiblity and action.

People don't understand the concept of *ours*. My twins had no singular pronouns until high school age & even then their concept of individualization was shakey. We had issues over legal things like licenses as they still tended to think: *What's yours is mine & what's mine is yours.* To say nothing of the idiotic teacher who perched a full jar of lollies in plain sight then wondered why my lads helped themselves. I still get a giggle over the lad who said to his brother: Here, try this on so I can see what I look like!

 

[RoyalChick]

People don't understand the concept of *ours*. My twins had no singular pronouns until high school age & even then their concept of individualization was shakey. We had issues over legal things like licenses as they still tended to think: *What's yours is mine & what's mine is yours.* To say nothing of the idiotic teacher who perched a full jar of lollies in plain sight then wondered why my lads helped themselves. I still get a giggle over the lad who said to his brother: Here, try this on so I can see what I look like!

Oh that is brilliant!

 

[Perris]

I wonder what city you are referring to.

Me too! But the idea seems to have gained a lot of traction in your country
https://mobycon.com/
https://www.pps.org/article/hans-monderman

 

[Perris]

Floor support struts to put on and that will do. All made from scrap wood. The legs stand proud of the top to act as coop base locators in case anyone was wondering.
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Looking good. Is that base freestanding and potentially mobile, or are the posts cemented in?