Cock a doodle bollocks!

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classic33

Leg End Member
I might get a few ostriches. They probably don't make much noise, the scrambled eggs will provide me with a sufficient meal after a bike ride, and I can ride them to work if I don't fancy cycling.
How did you lock it up?
 

pawl

Legendary Member
Sitting here in trendy North London in my ground floor office that backs onto the garden and all I can hear is cock a bloody doodle bleedin' do.

"Ooh, let's get some chickens. It would be good for the children to take an interest and look after, and we'd get eggs too!"

What's wrong with guinea pigs, that's what I'd like to know.

Grrrrr! :banghead:


Thank your lucky stars it's not a Peacock.Live near one and ear defenders are essential.

A farm approximately 2miles away had Peacocks and could be heard clearly with a following wind
 

Joey Shabadoo

My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
Give me the sound of chickens (including cockerels!) over the sound of yapping dogs any day... The neighbours have some and we love 'em!

Agree with this. Our neighbours have an aggressively yappy little dog that never shuts up. It gets thrown into the garden when they're home and only allowed inside last thing at night or when they go out. I tried one of those anti-barking ultrasonic devices but it made no difference. Bloody thing.
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Give me the sound of chickens (including cockerels!) over the sound of yapping dogs any day... The neighbours have some and we love 'em!
I have neighbours who own a very yappy dog and who also shout a lot. Sometimes they shout at the dog. Sometimes they shout at each other about the dog. At other times they just shout about other things ... I'm sure I once heard the man shout at his wife that there must be something going on because she hadn't shouted at him that day! :laugh:
 
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