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[justbugged]

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Egads, a few weeks ago WE were the bestest................

what a brown noser you are T!!!!!!!!!!

Also, there is still a washer & dryer in a mobile next door, abandoned..........

I am outta here & will see the doc tomorrow, hugs to all

I have a pickup that can move them. I might need help with the fuel though.

 

[justbugged]

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Thank you for remembering to ask the host club. They are the ones who have the contract with the grounds and are responsible for keeping it orderly.n As I remember from last year, there wasn't a ton of extra space in the building we were in at Chehalis (most memorable for the singing frogs near the silkie area). Also, we don't know what rules and regulations they are functioning under as it pertains to the contract they signed with the rental.


The club and the show has the final say.

I wouldn't be surprised if the fairgrounds is dry- some are, some aren't. I seem to remember that Lewis County/maybe just Centralia had some restrictive ordinances about places that served alcohol back as recently as the late seventies.

Even if they allow alcohol, the host is mostly likely required to buy a million dollar umbrella type insurance policy for the days they rent. It's to expensive to bother with.

 

[justbugged]

Okay I am off to bed. I am fairly sure that I am going to be sleeping in.

 

[jbear]

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oh oh oh and cuterebra --- gah! Those are disgustingly gross.

 

[jbear]

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Sounds like this may have been some Hightech repair

Jbear,..are you married to macguyver? 'Cuz my mom used to totally dig him

he is a TOTAL Macuyver, can fix most anything. It's one of the things I heart about him!
lol! just wish he would help me build my barnette!

 

[jbear]

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These are fun pictures!

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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DH and I skin the birds. I also learned the hard way to de-bone most of the meat also. I save all the bones for stock and chicken soup. We first bleed the birds, then skin it and then remove the craw/crop part. At that point it is gutted and then put into ice water. I finally learned to de-bone it about 3 days later, and I bag everything in vacuum bags.

The grocery store where they make chicken and no animals are involved still sounds much easier.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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Jbear,..are you married to macguyver? 'Cuz my mom used to totally dig him

he is a TOTAL Macuyver, can fix most anything. It's one of the things I heart about him!
lol! just wish he would help me build my barnette!

Gee I wonder if me and yer DH are related. Maybe twinn brudders by different mudders. See (not meaning to brag) I too have been refered to as Macguyver for some of my ways. Like using

panty hose, tire chain snubbers or nylon cord for an emergency fan belt. Yes I have done all 3 and in each case I was able to self rescue so I could get home.

 

[Chickielady]

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The bird is dispatched (shot or otherwise, throat slit, put in a cone.
After a few minutes, it is scalded, then plucked, then head removed, gutted, innards removed, neck cut, crop removed,
Liver & heart in a bucket of cold water ( with ice in it)
Bird then washed & bagged & in the freezer.
Google the chicken plucker videos to see how they do it.

 

[Chickielady]

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he is a TOTAL Macuyver, can fix most anything. It's one of the things I heart about him!
lol! just wish he would help me build my barnette!

Gee I wonder if me and yer DH are related. Maybe twinn brudders by different mudders. See (not meaning to brag) I too have been refered to as Macguyver for some of my ways. Like using

panty hose, tire chain snubbers or nylon cord for an emergency fan belt. Yes I have done all 3 and in each case I was able to self rescue so I could get home.

I have freaking Einstein living with me.....love the inventions he comes up with.
And love how he loves to build stuff out of wood!!