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BAWWWWWWWWWW-bok-bok-bok-bok = Where are you ?? I've just laid an egg and you've all run off without me
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Mine say that tooOriginally posted by Twinkle View Post
Usually lots of times which I take to mean "I'm going to lay an egg. Are you listening!! I'm just going to lay an egg. I'm laying my egg now, I said I'm layiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeg. I've laid my egg. Do you want to see my egg? Oy, she's just pinched my egg again!!! Every day when I've laid an egg she comes in and pinches it!! "
My girls found their way into my heart and now they nest thereComment
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No other site like this! great int it?we're all learning a new language.lol.Comment
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I love talking to my hens, although when one of them pecked my nose last night I'm not sure what they made of the response. It went something like 'Ow you bugger, that bloody hurt!!!' I was too shocked to translate that into chook.
Kirsty b xx
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if anyone knows the chicken for
"stop pecking my bootlaces... and sod off, this is MY biscuit" could they let me know ??
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I think you may need to say that in 'cat' rather than chicken. Unfortunately the appropriate phrase doesn't translate well into written form.Originally posted by Twinkle View PostFlowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.Comment
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bir bir bok bok bok bok (clucked quickly whilst walking up & down the wrong side of the garden fence) means: you're feeding the others and I can't get back in the garden!
How can a woman be expected to be happy with a man who insists on treating her as if she were a perfectly normal human being.”
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Have they ever hopped on your knee and stuck their head into your tea for a taste? Mine did that once so I stopped taking my brew in the run.Originally posted by Twinkle View PostKirsty b xxComment
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The kiddies have learnt icecreams are fair game if they dare enter the run whilst eating!!the fates lead him who will;him who won't they drag.
Happiness is not having what you want,but wanting what you have.xxComment
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My grand-daughter - now aged 3 with an impressive vocabulary - used to call chicken bok-bok when she had it in a sandwich aged not-quite-two. Don't they learn a lot in a year or two?
She is eagerly awaiting my prospective chicken ownership. We are still studying coop and run construction at the moment - I use the royal we here!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Cant wait to see your first photo's flummery,if your quilts are anything to go by your chook run and chooks will be a fantastic thing.All the best with it.Comment
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almost...Originally posted by kirsty b View Post
I left my cuppa on the doorstep and came back to find that beaks had been in it !!!
Tuna sandwiches are fair game too - have to stand up whilst eating them else you end up with 3 hens on each knee
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I have that problem with cats and tea.. one of mine loves cold tea so it's best to drink it quick and never leave it to cool unattended or it's liable to have a nose or a paw in it..
I have a dream:
a dream that, one day, chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned.
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The horses in the paddock at the end of our garden try to do that. Grass-coloured horse-slobber in your tea isn't inviting!Originally posted by kirsty b View Post
Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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What a lovely story, Snager. I can't wait 'till we get out hens (4 weeks on Saturday). Thanks for the phrase book, Maureen, it should come in useful.Into each life some rain must fall........but this is getting ridiculous.Comment
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