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Worried about my broody hen
- Jaye
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Re: Worried about my broody hen
Exactly. They'd all be crushed. Not a good outcome.windwalkingwolf wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 7:21 pmI can't imagine sleeping with half a dozen eggs stuffed in my underthings o.0
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Re: Worried about my broody hen
I once knew a lady at the natural history museum who found a baby bat. SHe kept it stuffed down her bra and managed to rear and release it back into the colony.
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Thank you all for giving me a dose of levity and "sanity".
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Re: Worried about my broody hen
I love bats, but that goes far beyond a call of duty and a tiny little bit past sanityKillerbunny wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 7:54 pmI once knew a lady at the natural history museum who found a baby bat. SHe kept it stuffed down her bra and managed to rear and release it back into the colony.
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Re: Worried about my broody hen
I've heard of bats in your belvry but not ... Well you know .lol
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- windwalkingwolf
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Re: Worried about my broody hen
Gah! Apparently that baby bat told the other bsts and now bras are the new fashionable place to live... www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-103324 ... g-BRA.htmlKillerbunny wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 7:54 pmI once knew a lady at the natural history museum who found a baby bat. SHe kept it stuffed down her bra and managed to rear and release it back into the colony.
Again I say
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Re: Worried about my broody hen
That's hilarious! I like bats, but there's a limit to how close I would want to keep one!
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