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Post by OP on Oct 8, 2014 8:57:34 GMT
Blimey, there's nothing wrong with your brain, Stace.  You must be a very scholarly person. Are you a scientist or something? Seriously, that is a very detailed and interesting answer to the question. The part about weight and keeping things as light as possible is very interesting and logical. Thank you. Sorry Shirls for going off topic here. |
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Post by stace on Oct 8, 2014 9:01:55 GMT
Blimey, there's nothing wrong with your brain, Stace. You must be a very scholarly person. Are you a scientist or something? Seriously, that is a very detailed and interesting answer to the question. The part about weight and keeping things as light as possible is very interesting and logical. Thank you. Sorry Shirls for going off topic here. I wish I could find where I read all that. My brain still works just fine. It's just my memory that's shot. |
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Post by Shirls on Oct 8, 2014 15:11:03 GMT
Mmmmm. If I do anything slightly 'mad' 'silly' or out of character I shall blame it on not using my higher brain! All I can say to you stace, is that you remembered all that very well. It is very interesting. Now I have to work out what my Poppy is thinking when I go in there this evening armed with yet another tablet. The only thing I can say OP is: if someone came up to you and forced your mouth open to put a strange object in it would you act in the same way as my chicken? I say this only in jest of course! I can't think of any particular reason, except that no doubt the tablet doesn't taste very nice, plus of course it is a funny shape (1/4 of a large round tablet) so has sharp edges on it. I have tried crushing it up in treat food but she won't eath that either. |
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Post by OP on Oct 8, 2014 15:53:58 GMT
It has to do with taste or lack of it then. When you think of things she ate what was in the garden.  |
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