• Rayquetzalcoatl@lemmy.world
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    45 minutes ago

    NO WAY BROTHER; MY RECTUM IS COLD AS A WINDSWEPT MAUSOLEUM ON ACCOUNT OF MY HEMMORRHOIDS KEEPING THE ENTRANCE WIDE OPEN

    • "no" banana@lemmy.worldOP
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      17 hours ago

      I ONLY DEAL WITH REAL DEGREES, BROTHER. THOUGH I’D APPRECIATE IF YOU DIDN’T WHISPER WHEN WE CONTINUE THIS CONVERSATION. ALL THE HOG CRANKING HAS SEVERELY DEGRADED MY HEARING!!! AROOOOO!

  • superkret@feddit.org
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    1 day ago

    Most egg proteins denature at a temperature of 60°C or above.
    The inside of your butt has a temperature of 37°C.

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      22 hours ago

      Ok but what if fever

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        13 hours ago

        That should help a bit. Make sure to drag your ass on the carpet for extra warmth.

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    1 day ago

    A LOT OF FOLKS WHISPERING IN THE COMMENTS HERE ALSO WHATS THAT SIGN SAY I CANT QUITE MAKE IT OUT AROOOOOOI

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      21 hours ago

      THE GOOD THING ABOUT THE SIGN IS YOU CAN JUST CRANK YOUR HOG AND GET CLOSER!

      THE WHISPERING HOWEVER IS A REAL PROBLEM!! ARROOOOOO!!!

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        12 hours ago

        I DO THINK IT’S GOOD THAT WE HAVE MORE FUTURE HOG CRANKERS VISITING US TO LEARN THE JOY AROO

  • Maven (famous)@lemmy.zip
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    THE AVERAGE MOUTH IS BIG ENOUGH TO PUT A LIGHTBULB IN BUT NOT BIG ENOUGH TO TAKE A LIGHTBULB OUT!!!

    DONT TRY THAT AT HOME AROOOOOOO!!!

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          6 hours ago

          I raise chickens, that’s how I know :p

          They run slightly hotter than us. Like their breath is a bit hot. I look up the exact temp when they get ill but I can’t get it to stick in my head.

          btw chickens are so fun. They’re social animals so they’re pretty smart, have complex dynamics between each other, and once they get used to you are really interactive. They’re kinda like cows on many aspects.

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            Yes, I actually know that, and how hard it is to spot health concerns with them.

            I wish I could one day have chickens.

            Chickens are cool, they have super interesting chicken politics, are basically somehow intrinsically funny most of the time, and they provide free butt nuggets as an extra bonus.

            Huh, first time I’ve heard the cow & chicken (great cn show too) reference in the wild - I also have that exact association, initially bcs of how they can decide to socially bully someone for some teenage reason (so even without physical abuse they just stop taking to or don’t look at someone & don’t let them in the circle, those little fucks).

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              Yeah, often it’s too late when we notice. Prey instincts and all…

              We had an adorable black tipped hen that got bit (probably by a fox, it was the season). I noticed that she was acting a bit sluggish. The wound had gotten infected and about half her abdomen had rotten. I put her out of her misery.

              Chickens are a bit worse than cows regarding bullying. They peck at each other, especially if there’s already a wound. It can get serious enough that you have to separate the affected chicken and reintroduce them slowly with the others.

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                Pets are great, but at the cost of bittersweet sadness.

                Also chicken segregation until they manage to get a treaty (if they ever do) is also funny.

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              Nooooo! I would never do that.

              They’re like pets to me. Pets that produce eggs and that you can eat if they die in ok shape.

              I love chickens. They’re so cute, curious, and each with their own little temper.