Let's Talk About Pets ... Dogs, Hamsters, Rabbits etc

[jtoh]

poppy15:

err... then when the chicken grew big, what happen to it?

KFC. :evil:

[poppy15]

Chenonceau & jtoh... both of u are wicked...

[Chenonceau]

poppy15:

Chenonceau & jtoh... both of u are wicked...

Nope! We like food!!

[poppy15]

and at the expenses of the poor little chick who can even recognise its own toilet..

[MintyMin]

jtoh:

vlim:

[quote=\"sparks\"]ds wants to have a chick for pet now. Anyone's kid has it for pet before? Where to get one ah? Still thinking about whether to let him have one for pet...

but when it grows up...what are you going to do with it ..

Makan. :evil:[/quote]
I had a chick as pet when i was young.. n yes.. when the chick grows up my granny cook it for all to eat.. i was so devastated i cried n haf phobia eating chicken till i was in pri 3.. even eggs i had phobia eating it.. as the smell or look at it will remind me of the chick i had..

But now.. i LOVE to eat chickens.. :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[Chenonceau]

poppy15:

and at the expenses of the poor little chick who can even recognise its own toilet..

That's one smart chick!!

[jtoh]

Chenonceau:

poppy15:

Chenonceau & jtoh... both of u are wicked...

Nope! We like food!!

:hi5:

[Funx3]

jtoh:

Chenonceau:

[quote=\"poppy15\"]err... then when the chicken grew big, what happen to it?

Roast.

I have a good recipe.

KFC. :evil: [/quote] :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Nvr Enquire .... Guess it gets to live out its Life till Grand Old Age!

But I Can Tell U, Chenonceau, jtoh ....
U R In total agreement with the Rest of the Unsuspecting \"Non-Family Members\" Who ....
Kena Chased and Pecked by this Chickie out from its Private Toilet!

By the Way .... It is from a Family of Short-legged Fighter \"Roaster\" species ....
So Don't Play-Play!
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[atutor2001]

Chicks are so cute - if only they don’t grow up. Keeping chick is fun. Hatching chick is even more fun. Did it for my kids long time ago. It was a great science lesson :

1. seeing the embryo moving by shining a torchlight from the other side of the eggs
2. the importance of turning the egg everyday
3. never to help the chick to break the shell
4. not knowing what to do when they become cockerels and crow at 5 am every morning without fail.

[Chenonceau]

atutor2001:

Chicks are so cute - if only they don't grow up. Keeping chick is fun. Hatching chick is even more fun. Did it for my kids long time ago. It was a great science lesson :

1. seeing the embryo moving by shining a torchlight from the other side of the eggs
2. the importance of turning the egg everyday
3. never to help the chick to break the shell
4. not knowing what to do when they become cockerels and crow at 5 am every morning without fail.

Coolio! Where did you get your fertilised egg? How do you keep egg incubated at optimum temperature. I am keen to try this.