(QS) Pilot cant fly due to fatigue..because??
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Originally Posted by siemprerojo
Rooters crow, loudly, because they are trying to prove something. Chickens cluck, softly, because they just want to lay eggs and scratch for worms in the ground.
From "useless thread" to "post of the month". Thank you, sir!
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So that it doesn't seem so useless a thread, lets add some education to this discussion.
Rooters crow, loudly, because they are trying to prove something. Chickens cluck, softly, because they just want to lay eggs and scratch for worms in the ground.
Most likely the culprit for the interrupted sleep was a rooster crowing to prove his manhood.
Next week's segment: Why roosters crow in the morning.
Siemprerojo, former chicken raiser.
Rooters crow, loudly, because they are trying to prove something. Chickens cluck, softly, because they just want to lay eggs and scratch for worms in the ground.
Most likely the culprit for the interrupted sleep was a rooster crowing to prove his manhood.
Next week's segment: Why roosters crow in the morning.
Siemprerojo, former chicken raiser.
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I have personally experienced roosters that crowed well before sunrise in the carib. 'bout 2am all it takes is one to make a noise and then they all go back and forth for the next 7 hours. no natural predators on the island to come eat 'em when they are like that.
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So that it doesn't seem so useless a thread, lets add some education to this discussion.
Rooters crow, loudly, because they are trying to prove something. Chickens cluck, softly, because they just want to lay eggs and scratch for worms in the ground.
Most likely the culprit for the interrupted sleep was a rooster crowing to prove his manhood.
Next week's segment: Why roosters crow in the morning.
Siemprerojo, former chicken raiser.
Rooters crow, loudly, because they are trying to prove something. Chickens cluck, softly, because they just want to lay eggs and scratch for worms in the ground.
Most likely the culprit for the interrupted sleep was a rooster crowing to prove his manhood.
Next week's segment: Why roosters crow in the morning.
Siemprerojo, former chicken raiser.
But your avatar is what really brought value to the discussion. Please tell us more.
#28
Yeah, must be the chickens.
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