CoTT 2 House of Cards

[Page Scrawler]

56 minutes ago, raven1 said:

Good Morning Page!What are you doing up so early on the weekend?  

Preparing to take Max to the library. We both want to get some good books to read. 

[clochette]

1 hour ago, raven1 said:

I think you and Clo should consult!  I think Page gave her some advice about how to deal with bad neighbors.  Sorry to hear that the roosters are still alive and noisy.  They shouldn't be allowed anywhere the distance between neighbors is less that 200 yards.  They are animals for a rural environment, not a suburban neighborhood.

The opposite problem has rised in france the last few years. City people coming to live in the countryside then suing neighborhood people because roosters are making noises or farm for the smell...  where do they think the dairy products and eggs they'd get at fancy farmer markets in the city were coming from?!

[Page Scrawler]

13 minutes ago, clochette said:

City people coming to live in the countryside then suing neighborhood people because roosters are making noises

I hope they get laughed out of court.... 

[Page Scrawler]

Heading to the library now. Later! 

[Bucket1]

30 minutes ago, clochette said:

The opposite problem has rised in france the last few years. City people coming to live in the countryside then suing neighborhood people because roosters are making noises or farm for the smell...  where do they think the dairy products and eggs they'd get at fancy farmer markets in the city were coming from?!

That would never happen here 

We had a housing estate built near(ish) to the local prison and people complained that the lights were on all night 

[Bucket1]

1 minute ago, Page Scrawler said:

Heading to the library now. Later! 

Have fun on your grand adventure  

[spike382]

2 hours ago, clochette said:

The opposite problem has rised in france the last few years. City people coming to live in the countryside then suing neighborhood people because roosters are making noises or farm for the smell...  where do they think the dairy products and eggs they'd get at fancy farmer markets in the city were coming from?!

We have the same problem with people's lack of awareness here in the States.  Especially New Yorkers, who seem to think the universe revolves around their city, and they have all kinds of opinions about rural areas and yet don't seem to grasp that's where their food comes from.  So annoying.  

[raven1]

I'm checking out for the night!  Have a great Saturday all.  

[clochette]

32 minutes ago, raven1 said:

I'm checking out for the night!  Have a great Saturday all.  

Night night T

[Headstall]

9 hours ago, clochette said:

Morning  happy Saturday gang

Happy Saturday, Tink!  

[Headstall]

4 hours ago, Albert1434 said:

Thanks Guys for being my friends!

You are an awesome friend, Albert, so it's easy.      

[Headstall]

2 hours ago, Bucket1 said:

That would never happen here 

We had a housing estate built near(ish) to the local prison and people complained that the lights were on all night 

  Hey, brother B.  

[Headstall]

3 hours ago, clochette said:

The opposite problem has rised in france the last few years. City people coming to live in the countryside then suing neighborhood people because roosters are making noises or farm for the smell...  where do they think the dairy products and eggs they'd get at fancy farmer markets in the city were coming from?!

 

2 hours ago, Bucket1 said:

That would never happen here 

We had a housing estate built near(ish) to the local prison and people complained that the lights were on all night 

I went to a town meeting about fifteen or twenty years ago because of the wells they were drilling down the road from me for the new town water supply, and a woman stood up and complained about the smell from a nearby farm when they spread their manure on the fields. She demanded it be stopped... that it was affecting her health and surely there must be 'better smelling' fertilizer they could use. The entire group of about 150 people burst out laughing. We all laughed for a while and she stormed out after someone called her a city slicker that should go back where she came from. Much of the crowd clapped. It was ridiculous, and hard to feel sorry for her.  

[Headstall]

47 minutes ago, raven1 said:

I'm checking out for the night!  Have a great Saturday all.  

Sweet dreams, young man.  

[Headstall]

Happy Saturday, all! 

[clochette]

13 minutes ago, Headstall said:

 

I went to a town meeting about fifteen or twenty years ago because of the wells they were drilling down the road from me for the new town water supply, and a woman stood up and complained about the smell from a nearby farm when they spread their manure on the fields. She demanded it be stopped... that it was affecting her health and surely there must be 'better smelling' fertilizer they could use. The entire group of about 150 people burst out laughing. We all laughed for a while and she stormed out after someone called her a city slicker that should go back where she came from. Much of the crowd clapped. It was ridiculous, and hard to feel sorry for her.  

  Idiot! A bad smell for a few days is better than chemicals in the veggies and the soil for years and for her health too! 

[clochette]

14 minutes ago, Headstall said:

Happy Saturday, all! 

Oh nice! You've just made my Saturday evening a hundred time better  

How is your weekend going so far my Sexy Lumberjack?

[Headstall]

2 minutes ago, clochette said:

  Idiot! A bad smell for a few days is better than chemicals in the veggies and the soil for years and for her health too! 

The smell is only strong while it's being spread and for a few hours afterward unless they spread it over a couple of days. Hog manure is way worse than cattle manure, but they only spread it once a year.

[Headstall]

5 minutes ago, clochette said:

Oh nice! You've just made my Saturday evening a hundred time better  

How is your weekend going so far my Sexy Lumberjack?

So far, so good. I had my son come up and catch a giant spider from the guest bedroom last night. He caught it in a plastic mix glass with a really wide opening... and took it outside. It was gigantic!

[Page Scrawler]

3 hours ago, Bucket1 said:

That would never happen here 

We had a housing estate built near(ish) to the local prison and people complained that the lights were on all night 

So, they must WANT the convicts to hop over the fence and murder them while they sleep? 

[Albert1434]

Aloha Page

[Page Scrawler]

Back from the library. We stopped at Barrio Tacos for lunch. 

https://barrio-tacos.com/menu

[clochette]

1 hour ago, Headstall said:

So far, so good. I had my son come up and catch a giant spider from the guest bedroom last night. He caught it in a plastic mix glass with a really wide opening... and took it outside. It was gigantic!

Oh wow what a hero! 

You wouldn't happened to have a spare one for me, do you?

[Bucket1]

1 hour ago, Headstall said:

 

I went to a town meeting about fifteen or twenty years ago because of the wells they were drilling down the road from me for the new town water supply, and a woman stood up and complained about the smell from a nearby farm when they spread their manure on the fields. She demanded it be stopped... that it was affecting her health and surely there must be 'better smelling' fertilizer they could use. The entire group of about 150 people burst out laughing. We all laughed for a while and she stormed out after someone called her a city slicker that should go back where she came from. Much of the crowd clapped. It was ridiculous, and hard to feel sorry for her.  

[Bucket1]

42 minutes ago, Page Scrawler said:

So, they must WANT the convicts to hop over the fence and murder them while they sleep?