Tennessee?

[amazondoc]

Anybody here got any Sussex they might be willing to part with?

 

[tntstanifer]

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Check with ginasmarans. She's got speckled sussex. She's below Jackson.

 

[tntstanifer]

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Ohayou gozaimasu! Welcome to TN. I'm near Brownsville. What are sugar gliders?

 

[Bebop]

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konnichiwa!
My husband used to live in Brownsville!
Sugar gliders are like flying squirrels, similar in size, but they're marsupials and their diet is a lot different.
How did you decode the siggy? ROFL!
>^.^<

 

[wegotchickens]

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We all speak Southern here. It's a survival tactic!

Welcome!

 

[amazondoc]

Thanks Terri, I'll ask her!

 

[CatCobb1983]

Howdy All,

I have Some Gunieas FOR SALE $2.00 each

I have Some Quails Too Babies $1.50 or Adults $2.50 each



I live in Gates TN if anyones intersted PM me.

Thanks,
Cat

 

[tntstanifer]

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konnichiwa!
My husband used to live in Brownsville!
Sugar gliders are like flying squirrels, similar in size, but they're marsupials and their diet is a lot different.
How did you decode the siggy? ROFL!
>^.^<

I'm originally from GA. Well, an old screen name I used to have on aol was pechsth. It stood for peach southern, which was what my daughter called our southern slang. So, yep, I understand it pretty darn well. I think it's gotten worse here in TN though! LOL

Ok, how did you end up with sugar gliders?

And I only know a select few Japanese phrases. My oldest was born in Okinawa

 

[Bebop]

I'm actually from California, born in the Philippines (I'm half Filipino and half Mexican and don't know a lick of either language). I used to live in Sasebo, Japan. I'm a Navy brat.
I'm probably going to end up with a crazy southern accent too, no offense, I think it's cool!
Um, well, I guess I wanted something really exotic and chinchillas were basically the only legal "exotic" in California, but then i moved to Texas and an online friend told me about sugar gliders.

 

[needmorechickens!]

Would you be interested in a West TN poultry swap/meet?

Let them know here if you are interested:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1010421#p1010421

~Rebecca