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I grew up on a real farm in Iowa and not one these missouri garden farms. Our chickens would sit on the eggs, we didnt set the chickens on the eggs.

'xactly Roscoe....but in Snowfake's world they do things just a little different.

Roscoe Dog said:
I grew up in Iowa

That explains a lot.

By the way Snowy them are pigeons you have and not chickens.

Roscoe Dog said:
By the way Snowy them are pigeons you have and not chickens.

those

Easy on him MoCraigFlake...he was putting it in Flake-ese so you could understand it.

Hey Snowy does she sit on your face or set on it.

Me sets on Kemo Sabe's face.

Tonto, STFU and go into town for supplies.

Everyone is right, the hen sits, and the eggs just set there. Now quit forkin around.

DaveT, what?

Snowflake said:
How many of you have raised chickens?

Ask anyone who has, and they'll say, "The hens are setting." Not sitting.

Most of them will also call any snake near water a moccasin, will call a drawer a draw, and will call catfish kate-feesh.
I enjoy talking with such people, who are generally very good people, but I don't use them for linguistic references.

GoGop said: ... will call a drawer a draw...

...and call a draw a holler.