Madeleine Innocent wrote:
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Heather Sharpe wrote: Makes me think of this scene and feel really grateful they're not six feet tall. Respect, chickens.
Love that scene.
Yeah, six foot chickens. Imagine the feathers when they molted. Imagine the poop..
Shea Loner wrote:The easy reply of Dinosaur doesn't count?
Kristine Keeney wrote:Is it a type of rare bird?
A type of bird?
If it's a mammal, I'm way off, but there are only so many critters that are limited to certain areas with the Isle of Sky being one of them ...
Douglas Alpenstock wrote:Thanks, Phil.
Question: When I worked in a guitar repair shop in the '80s the tech would mist the wood with water before gluing and clamping. He swore this made a much stronger repair, since the glue would seep into the pores of the wood. Since he was repairing high end instruments, I believe him -- but adhesives have changed a lot since then. Is lightly dampening the wood still a good idea?
Abe Coley wrote:I'd use Titebond III and clamp it really good with hose clamps for 24 hours.
Carla Burke wrote:
Pearl Sutton wrote:
Eric Thomas wrote:And to think, down here in OK we just jump in the river and yank 'em out with bare hands. I know, I'm off-topic but I couldn't resist....
Ok, now THAT is a sport I can get behind! Fair fight, no tools, just man vs fish.
Thank you! That's fun!
In Kentucky, they called this version of the sport 'noodling', and the human participantsoften came up bloody &/or half-drowned, often, without a catch, to show for it.