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I am having roast turkey, some mash with a bit of gran padano cheese I have left in it, marrowfat peas (sloptastic) and some onion gravy. Pint of tea to follow. Your grub is rather interesting today, Duke.
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Then you have my sympathy. Tesco is best avoided, it always reminds me of being at a large untidy jumble sale
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Fucking Hate Tesco.
However the opportunity to go in and put one over on them was too good to resist.
Eggs are in my mates incubator as of this morning.
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However the opportunity to go in and put one over on them was too good to resist.
Eggs are in my mates incubator as of this morning.
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But I'm no ornithologist but how do you know they are fertilised?
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Apparently girlie Quails need a blokey Quail around to put them in the mood to lay, also, nobody who keeps Quail bothers to sex them - their lives are too short to bother. put the two together and there's a fair chance your eggs are fertile !
Turn your eggs pointy side down, leave for 24hrs to stabilise and then pop in the incubator.
Any that don't hatch are probably still edible anyway so no wastage.
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Turn your eggs pointy side down, leave for 24hrs to stabilise and then pop in the incubator.
Any that don't hatch are probably still edible anyway so no wastage.