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asphalt cowboy
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I've had cats, squirrels, stray dogs, crows, vultures even the neighbors sleepwalking son on my porch. Now I've got a peacock out there.
What's next, dancing Russians?
What's next, dancing Russians?
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Westar, power company, has crews going around trimming trees. The truck that stopped out front sceered him off.
Pretty sure he belongs to the neighbor just up the street. They've got a bunch of chickens and a couple of ducks.
Just kinda startled me. I heard something on the front porch and when I went to look, there he was perched on the railing like he owned it.
Makaila has been threatening to buy a few for the yard.
Mike
You might have her research peacocks and talk to folks who have them.
Jeff at work has two males and has mentioned several times they tend to be aggressive. His are at least.
He thought it was a neat thing like you do when it came to visit him.
Up until he walked out and it was on top of his brand new SUV.
The neighbor took care of the vehicle and the peacock.
I've had cats, squirrels, stray dogs, crows, vultures even the neighbors sleepwalking son on my porch. Now I've got a peacock out there.
What's next, dancing Russians?
How 'bout a dancin' cowboy, Pilgrim? [:D]
quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
I've had cats, squirrels, stray dogs, crows, vultures even the neighbors sleepwalking son on my porch. Now I've got a peacock out there.
What's next, dancing Russians?
How 'bout a dancin' cowboy, Pilgrim? [:D]
I don't know how wrong that is, but it damn sure ain't right.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain