Things you wish you could say

[notabitail]

I live in the south, but come from the north. Don’t like it.

Well, some might tell you, "bless your heart".

 

[tlcmurphy]

Well, some might tell you, "bless your heart".

Don’t like that either…

 

[User690263]

I've met a rooster who layed an egg on Christmas. We were all VERY surprised

 

[User690263]

The fact that people think roosters lay eggs. I know that not everyone is obsessed about chickens (like me) but it's common knowledge people!

I don't know why that bothers me so much, but it felt good to get out!

I've met a rooster who layed an egg on Christmas. We were all VERY surprised View attachment 4154960

 

[ClickityChick123]

I've met a rooster who layed an egg on Christmas. We were all VERY surprised

WHAT!!!!!!!!!

 

[ClickityChick123]

I think it might have been a hen that had spurs. It happens and I've even seen one before.

 

[R2elk]

I think it might have been a hen that had spurs. It happens and I've even seen one before.

My Welsummer hens had spurs.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

"Sweeite" to a person that old? I have never heard of such a thing. That is creepy.

I could MAYBE see saying "sweetie" to a 90-year old woman in a wheelchair, all twisted up with arthritis weighing about 27 lbs that can't kick you. Otherwise please, no.

Living in the south calling someone sweetie is just normal. It's not meant weird here

I'm in MO. Is that "the south"?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Sorry, I find it patronizing and disrespectful.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

I'm in MO. Is that "the south"?

I wouldn't say so