Chick's are cute.
POSTED BY: chrisisall
UPDATED: Tuesday, March 7, 2006 00:26
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Chicks are really cute
. Have you ever seen a chick hatch from an egg? Have you ever seen a chick and get to hold it?
If you did just answer. I will be ready.
Chickiechan36
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Yes. Yes. Yes. OK. Are you sure?
David
You wanna go, Little Man?
Only if it's someplace with candle light.
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Daddy Chrisisall
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Originally posted by chrisisall:
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Daddy Chrisisall
A likely story.
David
You wanna go, Little Man?
Only if it's someplace with candle light.
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yes I have. *narrows eyes* ready to do what?
Chicks are cute. Duclings and goslings are cuter.
as are ickle fluffy bunny wabbits. And kittens and baby ferrets. (sorry we have a petting zoo nearby and spend every weekend of the spring there with my neice, waiting for the little b
to grow past petting stage)
Edit - no notion the kid was so young, sorry!
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Yes, I helped raise chickens and ducklings when I was young. I had a pet chick named Speedy, cuz he was.
We also had baby pigs who had to be raised in the heated part of the barn and they were very cute, they were pink and they were named Hansel and Gretel.
But baby horses are the sweetest. I have mini horses and they are so tiny when they are born, you can cradle them in your arms.
" You hold. Hold til I get back." Mal
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I thought this thread was going to be about something else...
Anyways...
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Could you please just make it stranger? Just stranger. Odder. Could be weirder. More bizarre. How about uncanny? ~Joss Whedon
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Well YEAH...this thread was started by a seven year old....
Chrisisall
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Hehe. Not a farmer but we had about 50-60 chickens and 2 roosters when I was a little kid.
My dad would sell the eggs to the healthfood store in town on the way to work each morning...
My sister absolutely would not eat chicken unless she saw it in the package from the store first cause they sorta became pets. Dad was sneeky. Cleaned and kept the styrofoam tray and lable and would clean a chicken, put it on the tray and wrap it up with seran wrap and show it to her before cooking it.
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dc4bs
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Hey Chrisisall's Son, we saw your kewl Serenity made of Legos! My boy is 11 and he still loves his Legos. He's been working on making a Vera out of Legos.
We have pet chickens. We have 8 banty hens. They all have names. Last year I bought some turkey eggs and let my hens set them. Only two hatched, but we got to watch, and it was so great. The baby turkeys grew so fast that before long they were taller than the hen that was taking care of them. She would try to cover them with her wings, and they would stick their heads up through her feathers, so she looked like a three-headed chicken. They were so cute!
We want to order more chicks this spring.
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