• Rayquetzalcoatl@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    NO WAY BROTHER; MY RECTUM IS COLD AS A WINDSWEPT MAUSOLEUM ON ACCOUNT OF MY HEMMORRHOIDS KEEPING THE ENTRANCE WIDE OPEN

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    2 months ago

    Most egg proteins denature at a temperature of 60°C or above.
    The inside of your butt has a temperature of 37°C.

  • Maven (famous)@lemmy.zip
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    2 months ago

    THE AVERAGE MOUTH IS BIG ENOUGH TO PUT A LIGHTBULB IN BUT NOT BIG ENOUGH TO TAKE A LIGHTBULB OUT!!!

    DONT TRY THAT AT HOME AROOOOOOO!!!

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              2 months ago

              Nooooo! I would never do that.

              They’re like pets to me. Pets that produce eggs and that you can eat if they die in ok shape.

              I love chickens. They’re so cute, curious, and each with their own little temper.

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                  2 months ago

                  I do my best and constantly learn new stuff about them.

                  We hatched some chicks recently and they’re so cuddly. They’re still scaredy prey birds but they’re way more trusting than their parents. We can easily pick them up and check them around and they won’t bat an eye.

                  The ones we got as young adults will climb on our knees if they want and will accept being petted on occasion (especially under and around the beak). But they’ll still recoil a bit when we reach for them. They quickly relax once you hold them.

                  They’re also way smarter than we usually give them credit for. They’re not parrot smart but they’re still birds. They recognize their own reflection, have complex social dynamics, roughly understand some vocal cues, and will solve some simple problems if there’s some kind of incentive. We haven’t even trained them at doing anything, they learn by themselves quite quickly.

                  For example, we had locked a sick hen in a coop with some towels and a bit of heating. They must’ve fumbled with the latch until they managed to open it because we found them all cozied up in the now open coop. It even happened twice until we added a spring to the latch so thy physically couldn’t open it.

    • "no" banana@lemmy.worldOP
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      2 months ago

      I ONLY DEAL WITH REAL DEGREES, BROTHER. THOUGH I’D APPRECIATE IF YOU DIDN’T WHISPER WHEN WE CONTINUE THIS CONVERSATION. ALL THE HOG CRANKING HAS SEVERELY DEGRADED MY HEARING!!! AROOOOO!