u/No_Ocelot_6773

Located on the scenic trosper bridge stands a group of 5 racist, cowards AND an opportunity to verbally abuse someone who deserves it. Bad week? Bad day? Be glad you aren't a worthless waste of oxygen like these losers and remind them that's exactly what they are. For a group of people who are proud of themselves, they sure do love to cover their faces.

So come on down to the trosper bridge located by fred Meyers in Tumwater; and exercise your first amendment right to call these idiots names!

Please note, if you defend them, you are a racist as well. Yes, they have every right to exercise their first amendment but so do the rest of us. I do not condone violence by u do support letting these losers know exactly what they are, loudly and with venom.

ETA: looks like we ran those losers off. Good work everyone!

It is a passing lane and some of us are trying to pas/ get around semi trucks, potentially unsafe situations or the vehicle that can't go more than 45 mph. You are not the hall monitor of the freeway and maintaining 65 mph in the passing lane is unsafe and just plain rude. Move over once you've passed what you intended to.

Hey everyone! 😊I recently started Botox treatment for my migraines. This is my first Botox experience so I'm not entirely sure what to expect. So, like my title says, my injections were nearly 3 months ago and I'm due for more in the next few weeks but I've had these sporadic freezing of my muscles and tingling. For example, I was plucking my eyebrows and pulled a hair and suddenly had tingling and my eyebrow froze in the position I had it in for plucking. Then today, I was rubbing my forehead and it started tingling and again one of my eyebrows got stuck in my "fuck this shit" face.

Is this normal? I'm having trouble finding information on the Internet about this specific situation happening this long after injections and most of what I find is a little bit scary.

I guess I'm wondering if I keep their enclosures 5- 10 ft apart and put up a solid barrier (like a tarp or corrugated plastic) on the chicken side, could that be enough to mostly prevent airborne illnesses?

I'm still fairly new to quail so I didn't consider the bacteria dust. 😭

Hey all!

I have two sweet little goosies around 4 months old. I'm unsure if they like me or not. When I approach them outside, they'll spread their wings and run/ walk towards me honking up a storm- they also do this when they go to their pool. They don't want me to touch them and scream when my hand gets too close but, if I'm outside, they're close by napping or grazing.

Is this behavior that would indicate that they like me? They've never hissed at me but they definitely seem scared of me petting them. Admittedly, I didn't get to spend as much time with them as I would like when they were little fluffy babes because I work full time. I love them so much and want them to love me too.

I would love for my button quail to go broody but I'm a bit puzzled by this behavior. One of them made a nest, laid a couple of eggs in it and I put two back in that I had pulled to collect and she put more nesting material on top of the old eggs and laid a 5th egg. Why? Did I spook her by putting the ones I touched back in? Any insight or help is appreciated, I'm used to my chickens going broody so this is very new for me.

So, I need an opinion on this situation that I may very well be overthinking. We just moved to an acre lot and I'm so excited for the extra space to expand my flock, garden and other hobbies. Ever since we put a bid on this house, I've dreamed about having a cute little roadside farmstand to sell eggs, herbs, flowers and extra stuff from my fruit and veggie garden. My nextdoor neighbor owns a HUGE farm and has so. many. chickens. She has a cute sign outside of her house advertising her eggs and I was excited because I felt like I am in the right place for this little way to profit a little bit from my hobbies. I recently found out she's a local celebrity who has an exclusive deal with a local market. Now, I don't know what etiquette is for this kind of thing: do I ask if it would be cool for me to have a little stand? Do I let her know in advance about my stand? Am I totally overthinking this because I found out she's a bigshot in the poultry game? I'm certainly not trying to get rich or quit my day job but try to get some of these eggs out of my house and maybe get a little bit of cash for it.

TL;DR moved in next to a locally famous farm who is a bigshot on the local egg market and I'm unsure how to proceed with my own roadside farmstand and what etiquette is here if there is any? She's more popular so I really don't think I'm going to be stealing any business from her.