Inspiration from a flightless bird

lousyflyer wrote:Teach it to ride that little scooter in the picture.

Not sure if that is physically possible. Might could teach it to ride with!

Nice picture of "Lucky"

Sickly chicks don't fare in an incubator anyway so the lil' guy was REALLY lucky.

Here's a couple of chicks just to keep him company.

lousy:

NICE!

PV Pilot wrote:Nice picture of "Lucky"

Yeah, lucky is right!

Those dogs just killed everything they could catch. Hope they enjoyed their last hurrah!

Co incidentally Lucky
Is also the mascot of the worlds greatest
Football team

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John Goddard wrote:Co incidentally Lucky
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I was waiting to read about the Florida Institute of Technology's first season of football this year. Go Panthers! (Hope they get lucky!)

Class of '90 Airway Science

I say build him a little plane!!!

Our uncle came by a couple weeks ago and surprised us with 6 baby ducks.

A week later, he called saying there was a mistake and there was a second shipment. Now we have 12 ducks. They are White Peakings.

microflitedude wrote:Our uncle came by a couple weeks ago and surprised us with 6 baby ducks.

A week later, he called saying there was a mistake and there was a second shipment. Now we have 12 ducks. They are White Peakings.

Tasty.
I think that's "Peking" as in China.
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/peking-duck/

RknRusty wrote:

microflitedude wrote:Our uncle came by a couple weeks ago and surprised us with 6 baby ducks.

A week later, he called saying there was a mistake and there was a second shipment. Now we have 12 ducks. They are White Peakings.

Tasty.
I think that's "Peking" as in China.
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/peking-duck/

Don't forget the plum sauce with mine please Matt

microflitedude wrote:Our uncle came by a couple weeks ago and surprised us with 6 baby ducks.

A week later, he called saying there was a mistake and there was a second shipment. Now we have 12 ducks. They are White Peakings.

Our family had just moved out into the country onto a 11 acre farm. Dad was so proud to finally get away from the city outskirts and actually out away from it all. He promptly runs down to the feed store and sets up an account and purchases 11 Rhode Island Red laying hens and 1 rooster so we could have fresh eggs. A friend of his comes over a few days later and dad proudly shows off the hens and the renovated chicken coop. His friend who was a bit more "farm savvy" remarks, "well,,I see 11 roosters and 1 hen"

WHOOPS!

Dad's face turns as bright as the red chickens and the adult vulgarity's flowed freely and loudly. Needless to say about 90 days later I was indoctrinated into the club of butchering chickens. If you have ever witnessed this at a very tender age,,it is not something you soon forget. That farm raised chicken tasted pretty good on the plate tho'.

My heart go's out to the poor hen for those 90 days.......

John Goddard wrote:My heart go's out to the poor hen for those 90 days.......

Yah, she was walking around nervous for awhile. The axe head was raised and I swear I heard a sigh of relief.