What is in your backyard?
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Domestic turkeys? My Tom’s would hit that.
Yeah, we bought them as chicks back in March.
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Thanksgiving will be tasty
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No hair on the monkeys back anymore.
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The water is too cold. 53 f and me don’t mix.
Are you making good use of that back shave at least?
Shouldn't have shaved.
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If he's like me, they'll be there for thanksgiving, and the next one, and the next one.....
If I keep a critter around, I fall in love with 'em. I'd thought about getting a cow or two 'cause I've got lots of pasture area out back, but I'd have cows that died of old age and were buried with honors and tears. Kinda lost my taste for killin'.
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exactly
i have turned into a sentimental old fool
just buried another hen the other day
but as a country boy , i can still survive , just dont have to anymore
My family has been butchering hogs, cows, pigs, chickens, and whatever else for as long as I can remember. I have no qualms whatsoever, about eating those turkeys.
You’re cool Mr Fogey. I’ll bet that crab looks cool to you. Glad you’re having a nice “trip”
