I have no idea. We got her from our local feed store selling Meyer’s Hatchery chicks. Based on the breeds they were selling, she’s supposed to be a Rhode Island Red or a Buckeye. There may have been a mixup, but I can’t find any good matches on their website. Also, we don’t have any other surprise beauties (out of 8).

This is amazing.

Agreed! Since the important info is on the left side (votes, date, etc), community should be there too. Usernames are less important and this orientation forces you to alternate which side of the page you’re looking at while scrolling.

This /s

You left out the update from AITA where there’s a crazy plot twist, OP becomes the hero, and everyone claps.

“The control subject ate seven hot dogs before he felt sick and needed to stop. At the 10-minute mark, the competitive speed eater had ingested 36 hot dogs; researchers asked him to stop because they were worried for him.”

What a day to be a scientist.

Be the change you want to see! Start commenting and others will come.

What is the ratio of Stanley Nickels to Spezbux?

Omg I thought this was a joke but…

While it sounds like you’ve been pretty lucky, keep in mind that the prevalence of Lyme disease has grown significantly over the past few decades

Wow, the only thing that could make this more insulting is if it came with “FUCK YOU” engraved on it.

Make one on Lemmy!

Go to your user settings (from your browser) and there’s a block tab at the top. You can add users and communities there.

I love that the first comment on this post is clarifying misinformation. This sums up my positive Lemmy experience so far.

Thanks @CoderKat@lemm.ee !

@CoderKat where did you get your canvas printed?

Edit: Is there a way to mention users like on Reddit?

I’m not familiar with F1 at all, so apologies for the possibly dumb questions: Is it normal to race in the rain? And how wet does it have to be for them to reschedule or stop a race?

I wonder how long regrowth will take. Adult teeth come in around 6 months after losing your baby teeth, but they’ve been growing for a while before that. You start forming your adult teeth at 4 months in utero.