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Posted: Mon Mar 11th, 2013 18:58

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Ed Hutchinson

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HI There!
I am always amazed what can be learned here.

i also agree if any of our politicos see this they will try to implement it here even though there already is a tax on everything. the title list is very long
It would seem they are trying to starve us out.

:devil:

A fine is a tax for doing wrong! a tax is a fine for doing all right!!!!!!! :thumbsdown:

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Posted: Mon Mar 11th, 2013 19:01

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Ed Hutchinson

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oooooops!

I forgot to ask my dumb question for the hour, What is a battery hen?.

Ed

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Posted: Tue Mar 12th, 2013 02:45

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Robert

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My silly play on words doesn't help...

We have free range hens (chicken) who are free to wander anywhere they please within their 'range' which usually means a large wire pen or the farm yard.

Battery hens live their entire lives in cages, in sheds. Densely packed and auto fed, cleaned and the eggs collected en mass, a battery of hens. Usually killed at about 18 Months, I understand.

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Posted: Tue Mar 12th, 2013 02:49

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blackfox

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ah no wonder them AA batteries wouldn't make them lay more eggs ,had a terrible time inserting them to :lol:

Posted: Tue Mar 12th, 2013 12:14

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Kathy Baker

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Squarerigger wrote: Wish you wouldn't put interesting items like this here Robert. All I can see is the "dumb-ass" US politicians seeing this and before you know it, the next time they decide to come to work, we will have a window tax in the US!

:sssshh:

I don't think we should call our politicians "dumb ass's". It is too much of a compliment.

Posted: Tue Mar 12th, 2013 14:52

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Squarerigger

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Kathy Baker wrote:
Squarerigger wrote: Wish you wouldn't put interesting items like this here Robert. All I can see is the "dumb-ass" US politicians seeing this and before you know it, the next time they decide to come to work, we will have a window tax in the US!

:sssshh:

I don't think we should call our politicians "dumb ass's". It is too much of a compliment.

Sorry Kathy, but I was trying to keep this G rated. I really was giving them more credit than they deserve. :-)

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