Trappernicus

14 hours ago, NerdCake said:

No bull!  hah my rooster is really chill he wouldn't let me handle him though, I wish I had of handled my chicks more but they hang around me but no touching lol the bull will only be hear until old enough for you know.. the end.

Sad. The bull is not a pet? Such is life. Will you do the deed or pay someone else to step in? 🦊

9 hours ago, NerdCake said:

aha thanks! It's a lot of work but also a lot of fun. I've since added  8 chickens and a goat, she hangs out in the yard with me all day.  I'm also getting a bull in a couple months.

You’re getting a bull? No bull? Sorry, dad joke. I look forward to photos. I wonder how if it will be as difficult as my rooster can be at times. 🦊

On 2/3/2021 at 5:07 AM, SulisRayne said:

Here are two of them 😹

They look purrfect 🦊

On 2/2/2021 at 6:48 AM, NerdCake said:

Why hello, I'm Jesseka, you can call me Jess. I live in NS, Canada (Very cold, winter makes having animals a struggle. lol) Last year we started out hobby farm and I have big plans for the future! 

So indoors we have: 

1 Cat (Diesel, grey 10 years old) 

2 Dogs (German Shepard/lab mix and a German Shepard/everything mix lol) 

4 guinea pigs! (2 girls in one cage and 2 boys in another cage) 

 

Outside: 

2 Cows, Momma and her baby. 

7 Chickens but I have an order in for 13 more in the spring. 

Also I hope one of my hens will want to lay on eggs so we can have lots of babies 😄 

 

Future plans: Goats (maybe) pony (maybe) Lots more chickens. Meat kings (bigger chickens for uh, ya know. :') ) 

Momma cow will have a baby every year for the next 3 to 4 years. She's such a good momma ❤️

Pigs are also a maybe! 

 

Wow, I’m both impressed and jealous 🦊

Hello,

Name: Mike

Alias: Trappernicus 

Country: Australia

Animals: x8 chickens, x1 rooster, x2 ducks, x1 rabbit, x1 cat, x1 mouse, x2 lizards

TPAM Is feeling lonely 🦊

The only option was to run away.

leaving no room for speculation or conjecture

On 7/8/2021 at 10:15 PM, Diavolo said:

Unlimited food, but reduced habitat. To be honest, I dare not draw conclusions knowing that you can better illustrate the point

In HG Wells book 'The Time Machine' it describes a future place where society had been divided into two groups. The Eloi and the Morlocks.

The Eloi were an effeminate  group. Not suited to hard work and living a pampered and privileged life. While the Morlocks were a brutal physical group able to do the labour that kept the Eloi society fed and sheltered. These two in many ways reflected the two societies that were evidenced at the time Wells wrote the book. The working class which did so out of sight. In some cases they worked in the cellar or basement of shops. Perhaps Wells was describing what could happen if things kept developing as they had been. The gap between the two becoming too vast for them work work together.

In the experiment with them ice the two groups could also reflect the Eloli and Morlocks. The ones at the top of the structure spent all their time grooming while the ones at the bottom became aggressive. Humanity seems to have a tendency to revert to these two base mindsets. I am reminded at this point of the book The Lord of the Flies. The same division was created between the two groups of boys.

Any thoughts or considerations?  🦊

On 7/7/2021 at 12:25 PM, Diavolo said:

Where does the balance come from? What forces operate it? It would not be necessary to conceive before an egemonic justice, which has the sovereignty to define the good from the bad in order to execute a balance? and who or what operates that justice?

 

As for the second thing that you comment, I consider that, with greater reason, those who suffer are the most empowered to do philosophy. I mean the nonconformists. Did you know that when a starfish finds a place with a lot of resources, and settles there, it begins to eat its brain? Well, it seems to me that the same thing happens to those who settle in the world satisfying themselves with what they think they know.

An experiment with mice found that given unlimited food and habitat the mice reached a point at which they stopped breeding and over time died off.

I would imagine this setup is similar to the old Vampire Freaks. So within the Cult there will be positions for members to take on responsibilities. So post here if you would like to be promoted. 🦊

I enjoy messing with food. I’ll post some fun recipes here. 🦊

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If you have a suggestion for the Cult please share it here. 🦊

I've always wanted to work with wood and one such project would be a book shelf. 🦊

For me there has always been a balance. For every good thing that happens I can expect and equally bad thing to take place. o in answer to your question, it is an accepted condition that even perfect love has a use by date.

As for Philosophy? Is philosophy only relevant to those who have the leisure to explore it? The people who live a safe and pampered life seem to have the time and leisure to sit back and ask any questions that come to mind. While those struggling to survive are too embittered and distracted by pain to bother? 🦊

Authour: C. S. Lewis
Publisher: Geoffrey Bles
OCLC: 7207376

Review: CS Lewis published this classic in 1950. It is considered the best known among the seven novels that comprise the Chronicles of Narnia which spanned from 19050 - 1956. Most of the novel and the other Narnia novels is set in Narnia. A mystical land of talking animals and mythical creatures that is ruled at the time by an evil White Witch.

The novel tells the story of four young English children who are sent away from London to live with a distant and reclusive relative. The story begins when Lucy looking for a place to hide during a game of hide and seek stumbles through an ancient wardrobe and into the land of Narnia. To tell you any more of the plot would be to ruin the surprises you will discover along the way.

This is a wonderful book full of inspirational characters who learn real life lessons while exploring a magical fantasy world. There are plenty of picture books and children's video adaptations to keep your youngest enthralled and fascinated. A perfect way of introducing children to reading while also teaching them many valuable Christian life lessons.

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Name: Michael
Alias: Trappernicus
Location: Australia
Fave Books: Never Cry Wolf, Wild at Heart
Interests: Writing Poetry

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