• falseWhite@lemmy.world
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    The only reason I read the article was to find out the answer!!!

    HOW MANY EGGS CAN A CHICKEN LAY???

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    Its 37! I keep telling you!

    37, and if you keep saying other wise I got a hammer with me and I’m not afraid to use it!

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    I’m beyond frustrated that the article doesn’t mention either of their positions. Was he right?

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      I raised chickens for many years, and I was all ready to be able to weigh in on who was right. A darn shame they couldn’t give us more details

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    Harper’s Pub

    All of the parties involved in the argument were said to have been drinking.

    For God’s sake, the British developed technology to deal with this some time back. The Guinness Book of World Records was originally designed to resolve disputes between bar patrons. Just put one in the bar instead of resolving them via homicide.

    https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/70781-most-prolific-chicken

    Most prolific chicken

    White Leghorn (No. 2988)

    United States

    The highest authenticated rate of egg-laying is 371 in 364 days, laid by a White Leghorn (No. 2988) in an official test conducted by Prof. Harold V. Biellier ending on 29 August 1979 at the College of Agriculture, University of Missouri, USA.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinness_World_Records

    Guinness World Records, known from its inception in 1955 until 1999 as The Guinness Book of Records and in previous United States editions as The Guinness Book of World Records, is a British reference book published annually, listing world records both of human achievements and the extremes of the natural world. Sir Hugh Beaver created the concept in order to settle arguments debated in pubs, and twin brothers Norris and Ross McWhirter co-founded the book in London in August 1955.[3]

    https://gwrstore.com/en-us/collections/guinness-world-records-books

    $21 per copy from their own store.

    https://www.amazon.com/Guinness-World-Records-2025/dp/1913484564

    $23 on Amazon.

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      It’s one or less a day. You can measure the flocks mood by the amount of eggs being laid a week. On weeks with poor sunlight or chilly weather we’d have less than usual.

      Source: 0.45-Caliper Glock handgun.

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        I’m trying to start an argument, but the other guy over there says 371 in 364 is the record, which is more than 1 a day.

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      That’s the joke, no? That they are obviously all different people, but we treat them as one person - with the superhero name Floridaman - who’s responsible for all the weird shit.

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      We only hear about the Florida shenaningans because of a criminal transparency law unique to Florida.

      The entire country is a freak show.

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        That Sunshine law just states public meeting records must be publicly available not that every criminal case needs to be made public (as an example just look at any one of the thousands of cases involving police brutality where details aren’t released). This is just a myth that got repeated over and over on reddit for years to the point that everyone believes it.

        This type of shit is explicitly unique to Florida.

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          Thank you for clarifying. I was fairly confident that states were pretty uniform in criminal cases being public records with a few exceptions like underage perpetrators’ cases being sealed. Maybe this is even a federal law?

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    That outfit is straight fire though.

    Overalls are always sexy AF, the knee-high rolled cuffs show off the ‘too cool to give a fuck’ combo of socks and slippers, but the shirt’s on the opposite side of the color wheel for maximum contrast, and the yellow hat adds to the cartoonishly cheerful look.

    It’s an outfit that screams both “look at me!” And “lol i dgaf”. I would absolutely wear the hell out of that outfit. I wouldn’t accesorize it with a handgun though.

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    That’s a blurry picture but dear God are you telling me that man is 44 years old? Chicken farming really takes it out of you, huh?

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    Two of the victims were arrested for resisting officers.

    I’m not even surprised at this point.