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I submit it has deep instinctive roots...

Pecking order
The basic pattern of social organization within a flock of poultry in which each bird pecks another lower in the scale without fear of retaliation and submits to pecking by one of higher rank broadly : a dominance hierarchy in a group of social animals. 2 : a social hierarchy.
 
DIY-HP-LED said:
I submit it has deep instinctive roots...

Pecking order
The basic pattern of social organization within a flock of poultry in which each bird pecks another lower in the scale without fear of retaliation and submits to pecking by one of higher rank broadly : a dominance hierarchy in a group of social animals. 2 : a social hierarchy.
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We have 10 hens and one thinks/acts like a rooster - bossing others around and riding them occasionally.

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CatHedral said:
Yuengling "Old German"? Oh man I picked that upp in '80s NJ for $1.99 the sixer.
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I'm not familiar with Yuengling, but in the mid 70's we used to buy a 12 pack of Lucky Lager in 11 oz. stubby bottles in a cardboard box for $1.99. The price was printed on the box. Incredibly cheap, even for the time. They featured a riddle, called rebus, under the cap to play around with. We sometimes drank Ripple wine and later Boone's Farm. Oy!
 
topcat said:
I'm not familiar with Yuengling, but in the mid 70's we used to buy a 12 pack of Lucky Lager in 11 oz. stubby bottles in a cardboard box for $1.99. The price was printed on the box. Incredibly cheap, even for the time. They featured a riddle, called rebus, under the cap to play around with. We sometimes drank Ripple wine and later Boone's Farm. Oy!
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