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You Know You Grew Up on a Ranch When...
Jul. 11th, 2006 12:12 amYou're watching the Colbert Report and there's a joke about cock fighting and you go, "Silkies aren't cock fighting birds. They're fluffy show birds who are pets, docile in nature, and whose skin/feathers are extremely delicate." The oh so fierce chicken.
For those of you still reading, I used to raise standard Light Brahmas (very large, but cuddly and docile) and bantam white Plymouth Rocks (tiny, but sturdy). My Plymouth Rock cock was named Romeo and loved nothing more than to stand still on the show table and show off how pretty he was. The rest of them would all try to escape/chase bugs while being shown, but he was perfect.
For those of you still reading, I used to raise standard Light Brahmas (very large, but cuddly and docile) and bantam white Plymouth Rocks (tiny, but sturdy). My Plymouth Rock cock was named Romeo and loved nothing more than to stand still on the show table and show off how pretty he was. The rest of them would all try to escape/chase bugs while being shown, but he was perfect.
