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Want to move to a farm... LOTS of questions... ???

Started by asy, October 16, 2005, 09:00:56 AM

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Snag

OK, maybe its just me or maybe I missed it, what in the heck is a Chook?   ???
I grew up on a farm and never heard that term...

iain

Say to your self quietly, chook, chook, chook, chook, chook

they  also lay eggs, and make excellant fox snacks :D


iain

Snag

I tried that, but now my co-workers think i'm nuts.
We had some things that went brock-bock-bock-bock....
Maybe its just a different dialect....  smiley_idea

iain

See,  you gotmerican english
we got real english

chook, chook, chook ;)



iain

asy

Here, they sound much like...

chook chook chook ch-k CHOOOOOOOOK!

That must be the aussie version, which is lots like the Engrish version...

asy :D
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crtreedude

Asy,

I knew you all had a strange accent - but so does the gallinas?
So, how did I end up here anyway?

iain

You think Sergey chook's, would under stand Dang's version of English? :D



iain

Tom

In the Southeastern United States, there is a bit of a drawl.  The females say something like:

Buck buck buck buck-uck!

The males run around trying to catch the females (I guess that happens everywhere) and when they stop to catch their breath, they holler:
Er ER ER ER ER-r-r-r-rr-       Y'all    :D

Snag

At least the male hollering seems to be the same.....

iain

SNAG i dont think you know just how close to the truth you are ;)



iain

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