To restate the obvious...read before replying

[sourland]

Hi, kingbird, on my fourth cup of coffee here, I know that you can't tell that by my actions, but it is really the truth thought you would be working today, but because of your punctuationality I am betting that you got out early after birthing all of those calves today hope they were on time not late or early because punctuationality on the part of cattle is a desirable trait also, and no I DO NOT KNOW THE SEX OF THAT DAY OLD CHICK!

 

[Sir Birdaholic]

I'm snowed in, the boy at the ranch can deal with livestock!

 

[sfw2]

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[goldenluver]

day old chicks have sex?

 

[Sir Birdaholic]

I'm glad I read this whole post.

Now I know when you're supposed to be punctual at sexing chicks, while delivering calves in the snow, because the green smileys might get gnats!

That was easy to understand!

 

[jeremy]

 

[sfw2]

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Yes, but you can't tell.

 

[goldenluver]

yeah, those smiley eating gnats cause all kinds of problems when sexing chicks punctually, especially when it snows during calving season

 

[Sir Birdaholic]

HATE it when that happens!

 

[sourland]

I'm oh so sorry I didn't know that it was contagious step away from the computer and take a few deep breaths go and watch Oprah and clear your heads you will be O K, you will be O K you will be-----------The chick is a cockerel, or was that a pullet, sorry, but I'm still not quite sure because of the snow in Arkansas that is messing up my friend kingbird the nighknight also known as catfrish.