Spring!

Every fucking year. Meteorology recognises the spring months as March, April and May. It's only astronomically that Feb is the start of spring.

Every year since before neolithic times we, that is the Irish and of course the Scottish and Manx have celebrated Imbolc, it is a Gaelic traditional festival marking the beginning of spring.

You can shove your Meteorology up your ass M8 and fuck off back to Blighty if you don't like our ways.

You don't like it, you can continue to live in a church-led fantasy.

Spring has got absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the church, it was St Brigid's day yesterday which is the churches way of highjacking Imbolc, kinda like how xmas is a highjacking of Yule.






Happy Spring everyone
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Every year since before neolithic times we, that is the Irish and of course the Scottish and Manx have celebrated Imbolc, it is a Gaelic traditional festival marking the beginning of spring.

You can shove your Meteorology up your ass M8 and fuck off back to Blighty if you don't like our ways.



Spring has got absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the church, it was St Brigid's day yesterday which is the churches way of highjacking Imbolc, kinda like how xmas is a highjacking of Yule.






Happy Spring everyone
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:cool:
Spring begins in March.
Pagan rites aren't more accurate than modern Science.
Wake up and smell the coffee man! ;)
 
sweet. how does that work, where do you get the egg? from another chicken? how many do you have?

I've a cockerel who services his ladies everyday.
About 15 of them.
Thus the egg is fertilised.
You can put one or many eggs under the hen once she is "Clucking".
Clucking is the equivalent of a brooding woman.
They lay eggs to breed more chickens but we collected the eggs everyday.
It only takes 3 weeks for an egg under the hen(which she turns with her beak) to become a chicken.
 
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