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In response to the response yesterday about conservationists pouring oil on goose eggs to control overpopulation. On the other hand, I read an article about a dam being built in the NW and the reservoir was about to flood a goose nesting area. Conservationists went in (obviously with protective clothing), gathered the eggs, put them in incubators, and released them to the wild when they were old enough. (Cute photo in the article of several hundred goslings) Not only geese, but wild turkeys are making a comeback in this area. They can be really mean – they have sharp spurs on their legs! Saw a couple plus three chicks last Sunday along a road. Now, let’s get back to enjoying the strip.
Orson’s using chicken as an insult and Sheldon, who is also a chicken (though not a completely hatched chicken), knows it. Booker just looks on quizically. If the three of them were people of two different races Then that would have been a deragatory racial insult.
A collection of comic strips chronicling the misadventures of Orson, a piglet separated from his mother, who goes to live with the wacky farm
animals of U.S.Acres.
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F6F5Hellcat said, 11 months ago
Why isn’t Booker as ticked about this?
prasrinivara
said, 11 months ago
@F6F5Hellcat
He is; Sheldon just reacted sooner and expressed Booker’s feelings as well!
exturk said, 11 months ago
Ram the fence? Works for bulls!
exturk said, 11 months ago
Duh – you’re a pig – just root under it. (Worked when my folks raised pigs – fences constantly being pushed down by the cattle and up by the oinks.)
exturk said, 11 months ago
In response to the response yesterday about conservationists pouring oil on goose eggs to control overpopulation.
On the other hand, I read an article about a dam being built in the NW and the reservoir was about to flood a goose nesting area. Conservationists went in (obviously with protective clothing), gathered the eggs, put them in incubators, and released them to the wild when they were old enough. (Cute photo in the article of several hundred goslings)
Not only geese, but wild turkeys are making a comeback in this area. They can be really mean – they have sharp spurs on their legs! Saw a couple plus three chicks last Sunday along a road.
Now, let’s get back to enjoying the strip.
Tue Elung-Jensen said, 11 months ago
@F6F5Hellcat
Cause he allready know he is one :p
F6F5Hellcat said, 11 months ago
@prasrinivara
No, look at him. If he were ticked he’d look angrily at Orson. Instead he just looks quizically at Sheldon.
F6F5Hellcat said, 11 months ago
@Tue Elung-Jensen
Orson’s using chicken as an insult and Sheldon, who is also a chicken (though not a completely hatched chicken), knows it. Booker just looks on quizically. If the three of them were people of two different races Then that would have been a deragatory racial insult.