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Scottish accents are nice even though I can only understand one in five words. Technically, I think it should be called a language or at least a dialect and not an accent.0
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Shady computer repair people. We dropped my son’s computer off at a local repair place because it’s older and it’s not under warranty or anything and it was a last ditch effort to try to fix it.
After having it for an excessively long time and not returning phone calls reliably the owner of the shop finally told us that it couldn’t be repaired And there would be no charge if we chose to leave it with him for spare parts. We said no no we will gladly pay the service charge and pick it up.
And now suddenly it can be fixed.1 -
For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!0
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For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!
There is only one difference between brown eggs and eggs of any other color and that is the breed of chicken they come from. They are not more nutritious or weird or anything like that. On the inside they are the same. As a matter of curiosity, you can usually tell what color eggs a chicken will lay by the color of her ears.1 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!
There is only one difference between brown eggs and eggs of any other color and that is the breed of chicken they come from. They are not more nutritious or weird or anything like that. On the inside they are the same. As a matter of curiosity, you can usually tell what color eggs a chicken will lay by the color of her ears.
I did come across that in my interwebz journey re brown eggs. But then "heme" something came up. And then I envisioned little droplets of blood. And then....ewwwwwwww.
The ear thing is pretty cool and, if I were the farmer type, I'd totally find purple eared chickens
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!
There is only one difference between brown eggs and eggs of any other color and that is the breed of chicken they come from. They are not more nutritious or weird or anything like that. On the inside they are the same. As a matter of curiosity, you can usually tell what color eggs a chicken will lay by the color of her ears.
I did come across that in my interwebz journey re brown eggs. But then "heme" something came up. And then I envisioned little droplets of blood. And then....ewwwwwwww.
The ear thing is pretty cool and, if I were the farmer type, I'd totally find purple eared chickens
With all chickens there is sometimes the chance that there could be some kind of blood or tissue inside the egg. It’s not that common, especially in commercial eggs, but it does happen. it has nothing to do with the color of the egg though.
I guess the darker color may make it difficult to candle the egg (when they shine a bright light into the egg to see inside) but I’m not even sure if they do that with commercial eggs anyway
Also, I used to have chickens that laid blue and green eggs but I don’t remember what color their ears were. I’m pretty sure they weren’t blue and green.
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Thinking about his accomplishments in his recent competition.🏆🏆🏆
Amazing work friend, such dedication.1 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!
There is only one difference between brown eggs and eggs of any other color and that is the breed of chicken they come from. They are not more nutritious or weird or anything like that. On the inside they are the same. As a matter of curiosity, you can usually tell what color eggs a chicken will lay by the color of her ears.
I did come across that in my interwebz journey re brown eggs. But then "heme" something came up. And then I envisioned little droplets of blood. And then....ewwwwwwww.
The ear thing is pretty cool and, if I were the farmer type, I'd totally find purple eared chickens
With all chickens there is sometimes the chance that there could be some kind of blood or tissue inside the egg. It’s not that common, especially in commercial eggs, but it does happen. it has nothing to do with the color of the egg though.
I guess the darker color may make it difficult to candle the egg (when they shine a bright light into the egg to see inside) but I’m not even sure if they do that with commercial eggs anyway
Also, I used to have chickens that laid blue and green eggs but I don’t remember what color their ears were. I’m pretty sure they weren’t blue and green.
eta: I never meant to learn this much about chickens
The second I learned about cloacas I slammed the book shut and hurled it into orbit. Honestly can’t really eat chicken anymore although I’m sure that’s unrelated
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@Foster68port
Thinking about his accomplishments in his recent competition.🏆🏆🏆
Amazing work friend, such dedication.
Awwwww 🙏🙏🙏0 -
Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!
There is only one difference between brown eggs and eggs of any other color and that is the breed of chicken they come from. They are not more nutritious or weird or anything like that. On the inside they are the same. As a matter of curiosity, you can usually tell what color eggs a chicken will lay by the color of her ears.
I did come across that in my interwebz journey re brown eggs. But then "heme" something came up. And then I envisioned little droplets of blood. And then....ewwwwwwww.
The ear thing is pretty cool and, if I were the farmer type, I'd totally find purple eared chickens
With all chickens there is sometimes the chance that there could be some kind of blood or tissue inside the egg. It’s not that common, especially in commercial eggs, but it does happen. it has nothing to do with the color of the egg though.
I guess the darker color may make it difficult to candle the egg (when they shine a bright light into the egg to see inside) but I’m not even sure if they do that with commercial eggs anyway
Also, I used to have chickens that laid blue and green eggs but I don’t remember what color their ears were. I’m pretty sure they weren’t blue and green.
eta: I never meant to learn this much about chickens
The second I learned about cloacas I slammed the book shut and hurled it into orbit. Honestly can’t really eat chicken anymore although I’m sure that’s unrelated
everything about everything grosses me out tbh0 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!
There is only one difference between brown eggs and eggs of any other color and that is the breed of chicken they come from. They are not more nutritious or weird or anything like that. On the inside they are the same. As a matter of curiosity, you can usually tell what color eggs a chicken will lay by the color of her ears.
I did come across that in my interwebz journey re brown eggs. But then "heme" something came up. And then I envisioned little droplets of blood. And then....ewwwwwwww.
The ear thing is pretty cool and, if I were the farmer type, I'd totally find purple eared chickens
With all chickens there is sometimes the chance that there could be some kind of blood or tissue inside the egg. It’s not that common, especially in commercial eggs, but it does happen. it has nothing to do with the color of the egg though.
I guess the darker color may make it difficult to candle the egg (when they shine a bright light into the egg to see inside) but I’m not even sure if they do that with commercial eggs anyway
Also, I used to have chickens that laid blue and green eggs but I don’t remember what color their ears were. I’m pretty sure they weren’t blue and green.
eta: I never meant to learn this much about chickens
The second I learned about cloacas I slammed the book shut and hurled it into orbit. Honestly can’t really eat chicken anymore although I’m sure that’s unrelated
everything about everything grosses me out
tbh
You’re such a girl
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »For the first time I bought brown eggs and I've been reading up on the differences between the colors and the word "blood" was used and now I hope I don't regret it because I eat these things hard boiled and it'll be too late!
There is only one difference between brown eggs and eggs of any other color and that is the breed of chicken they come from. They are not more nutritious or weird or anything like that. On the inside they are the same. As a matter of curiosity, you can usually tell what color eggs a chicken will lay by the color of her ears.
I did come across that in my interwebz journey re brown eggs. But then "heme" something came up. And then I envisioned little droplets of blood. And then....ewwwwwwww.
The ear thing is pretty cool and, if I were the farmer type, I'd totally find purple eared chickens
With all chickens there is sometimes the chance that there could be some kind of blood or tissue inside the egg. It’s not that common, especially in commercial eggs, but it does happen. it has nothing to do with the color of the egg though.
I guess the darker color may make it difficult to candle the egg (when they shine a bright light into the egg to see inside) but I’m not even sure if they do that with commercial eggs anyway
Also, I used to have chickens that laid blue and green eggs but I don’t remember what color their ears were. I’m pretty sure they weren’t blue and green.
eta: I never meant to learn this much about chickens
The second I learned about cloacas I slammed the book shut and hurled it into orbit. Honestly can’t really eat chicken anymore although I’m sure that’s unrelated
everything about everything grosses me out tbh
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Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you1 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta0 -
Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
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Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
Hahahaaaa
Big fan
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Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
Hahahaaaa
Big fan
I remembered 😉
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Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
Hahahaaaa
Big fan
I remembered 😉
I need a minute to decide how I feel about my thoughts on magnesium being the most memorable thing about me
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »
So tell me what this entailed. The 20 mi has me impressed but the 8h has me intrigued0 -
Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
Hahahaaaa
Big fan
I remembered 😉
I need a minute to decide how I feel about my thoughts on magnesium being the most
memorable thing about me
Not the most memorable just a specific detail that allowed me to confirm my hypothesis is all
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Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
Hahahaaaa
Big fan
I remembered 😉
I need a minute to decide how I feel about my thoughts on magnesium being the most
memorable thing about me
Not the most memorable just a specific detail that allowed me to confirm my hypothesis is all
Well at least tell me you remember the harem pants, i mean0 -
Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
Hahahaaaa
Big fan
I remembered 😉
I need a minute to decide how I feel about my thoughts on magnesium being the most
memorable thing about me
Not the most memorable just a specific detail that allowed me to confirm my hypothesis is all
Well at least tell me you remember the harem pants, i mean
Not sure I recall
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Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Sofiapilla wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »
I assume this is a good thing. Congrats!
I think I know you and I think I like you
You do and you betta
Just curious- what are your thoughts on magnesium?
Hahahaaaa
Big fan
I remembered 😉
I need a minute to decide how I feel about my thoughts on magnesium being the most
memorable thing about me
Not the most memorable just a specific detail that allowed me to confirm my hypothesis is all
Well at least tell me you remember the harem pants, i mean
Not sure I recall
You’re killin me smalls1 -
Rick Springfield’s nipples0
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Also, I’m wondering if I’m going to lose my toenails because I have bruises on them0
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »Also, I’m wondering if I’m going to lose my toenails because I have bruises on them
If its severe enough, yes
I really need to start proof reading but not gonna happen.1 -
kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »itchmyTwitch wrote: »Also, I’m wondering if I’m going to lose my toenails because I have bruises on them
Of its severe enough, yes
*sigh* I JUST got a pedicure0
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