Speaking of cougars, got a cute story to tell:
Back in 1972, when I lived in Tucson, AZ, I used to hang out a lot at this local gun shop (Jensen's Custom Ammunition - wonder if they're still there?) and they had a stuffed cougar on a shelf above the rifle displays. I always thought the...
8/2 #1
So anything happening here today? Oh oh oh... @liblue1 got older! So, from all the critters at Love Acres:
HIPPO BIRDIE TWO EWES,
HIPPO BIRDIE TWO EWES,
HIPPO BIRDIE DEER BLUE GURL,
HIPPO BIRDIE TWO EWES.
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Some of you might know this already, but I do a lot of research in this area, and, as Count said, it's one more thing to pull the wool over your eyes. When the average consumer sees a loaf of bread in the store that says "whole wheat," s/he thinks it is 100% wheat. Wrong! That's another...
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Wifey makes a special dish she calls "Annoying Rooster Pot Pie." So if any of those 14 babies is a rooster, he might get eaten sometime in the next 6 months to a year. We don't eat the hens because we want their eggs. We only collect the eggs that are laid in the coop or one of the barns...
If you tried right now, mama would fly in your face with claws out and bite the BeGeezus outta ya. She attacked me and all I was trying to do was take those pictures. In a few more weeks, however, she won't even acknowledge they are hers. But by then, they are feathered instead of cute little...
8/1 #6
Wise choice, and that pic does look a lot like here, except seldom do ours all go to the same place at the same time. Here's some baby pics I just took (one day old chicks):
Mama would not let them come out from under the hedge because I was too close and she wasn't sure if I...
8/1 #5
I'm not doing a very good job of staying outside and working. Too dang hot. Anyhoo...
Are you getting those eggs from a farm or a store? If it is a store, just to clue you in (and everyone else who's reading this stuff), the USDA and FDA definition of "free range" is that the chickens...
Neat idea... but... was she even born yet when I made that up in 1970? So if I ever visit a bar again, I'll try to remember the brolly and red food coloring. :)
The part that confused the bartender most was when I told him to put three large ice cubes in the glass first. He said, "Brits don't need ice. We like our drinks just like we like our women - nice and warm." I told him, "I prefer cold drinks and cool women; I'll warm 'em up myself."
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