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Old 09-13-2015, 03:18 PM
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A few weeks ago I slipped a couple of pink died eggs into my brother's hen house knowing he did not know much about chickens. Well he kinda got a little peeved about that so today I wake up to my tractor covered in pink ribbons and also my dog was wearing a big pink bow. Today I have been searching plans for a spud gun to lob a few taters at his dog when he comes to use my yard for a bathroom. And so it begins
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Old 09-13-2015, 06:39 PM
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I can see this going bad.
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Old 09-13-2015, 06:47 PM
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potato guns could seriously hurt someone or something. perhaps a good old fashion water balloon fight instead
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I have one here,maybe give me the gps coordinates and I will shoot one from joisey!
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Roll up some brownies, being sure to taper them at one end, spray them ever so slightly with a little water, then put the pile in a strategic location. Truck seat, door step etc. TRUST ME....this will get him good.
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Old 09-13-2015, 08:33 PM
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He was kinda mad about the eggs because his chickens had just started laying and he took them to work to show his co workers. Imagine when he figured out the were not only pink but hard boiled! He really does not know anything about farm life.
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Just go bye or find a downed feather pillow. Underneath his chicken coup put a big pile of chickens. Let him wonder what the heck happened. You might even tell him you have heard of coyote sightings in his area. Sometimes just planting the seed and watching it grow can be worth a lasting laugh.

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Old 09-14-2015, 09:32 AM
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Come get my RIR rooster and throw him in with his hens, set up a video recorder and watch him make his own "brownies" when he collects eggs again!! It takes both my boys and our german shephard to keep him distracted so they can get eggs every morning and evening!! He is a di@& !!! To EVERYONE but me! He hangs around me all day when I am out there, i actually gotta chase him and his harem away cause they sh!t all over!
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They make pink paint balls
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I suppose you could dye his dogs hair pink..........

Or if you really want to be evil get an Obama and a Hillary bumper sticker for his ride.
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