Aeroknow
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She’s so fucking hot
What did you accomplish today?
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Aeroknow
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7.48/lb wtf bro
BarnBuster
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Hiphophippo
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Working on the fence. Finding morels. Smoking blunts. Smoking some sausages and a slab of lamb too lol all in a day and half’s work. 
Bareback
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Yeah we gots one of those labs too. But I’m hoping that’s not were my steaks have been coming from .
We have a rat tower that is a super high security area. Rats with no immunity systems for research. I have to do maintenance on fume hoods, lighting and receptacles, coolers and freezers . Everything has to be super sterile, no chemicals I have to dress up like I’m in an ET movie and I don’t even get Reese’s pieces… wtf.
Bareback
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Sweet…. one question….how do you keep your sausages lit.
raratt
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I have no morals...actually I do but it sounded funny at first.
raratt
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Torch, like dabs.
Hiphophippo
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Got the framing all done just have to do the slats either Tomorrow or Saturday depends on how I feel. Got like four more hours on the lamb and sausages just put the sausages in had the lamb In Around 12.
Bareback
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Cooking supper…..after a nine hour shift changing exterior lighting on the second floor of all the dog kennels, and changing both front wheel hubs on my suv ….. listening to anti wife songs very because I’m pissed she didn’t cook while I was busy af. Ok time to play Miss Misery one more again lol.
lokie
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We have chicks.
Ivory has laid her clutch in a log/nest. Lucky, the papa, feeds her and guards over the entrance.
It is interesting to watch as Mustard "babysits" tending the eggs while Ivory is out for water and a stretch.
I hope it is fewer than more. Research indicates 2 to 6 eggs is average.
I have seen one featherless pink chick so far today.
We are excited for this first but are not likely to promote future hatchings.
Lucky is male, green and yellow in color. Ivory is ivory in color with no other coloring.
Why'd you fence the tree? Is it an escape risk?
Hiphophippo
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Gives the dogs extra shade and looks nice when it blooms in the fence area it’s bright red and purple it’s nice to be yeah I get it aesthetically pleasing as well as serve it’s purpose
I have small terriers that wouldn't even see that fence on their way under it. It does look nice.
Hiphophippo
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It’s not done yet it’ll be a panel fence when I’m done I still have to put up the slats some people call it a privacy fence
Hiphophippo
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We raise King Charles cavaliers as well that would slip right under and not blink an eye hell the big dogs would get thru it as it is now. I’ll post more as I complete it
Ok that makes a lot more sense now! It looked more like horse fencing. I'd love to see the gate too.
Hiphophippo
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No outside access. we fenced in the side of the garage with the extra man door so you have to go thru the garage to get into the fence area so nobody can let the dogs out or get into them without climbing or physically trying to. It prevents accidents that way.