#wnes

[wordofmouthradio]

Virginia is sitting down with @joehillsthrills to talk about “The Fireman” - what questions do you have for him? 

[got-winter-is-coming]

siempre sorprendiendome rafa budo xD

[medricouz]

Pensar que las plantas deben esforzarse haciendo fotosíntesis todo el día para darle oxígeno a gente tan weona!

[flor-que-se-rie]

fuerza los weones pencas.

[plasticpalebarbie]

METANSE EN LA RAJA LOS COLEGIOS QLIAOS VAYANSE A LA CHUCHA

[wordofmouthradio]

Margaret Atwood, having a quiet moment pre-show #WNES

[wnes]

I need a new cell phone.

[smartasshat]

wnes replied to your photoset: Late last night there was quite a ruckus with our...

Where the fuck do you live where skunks attack chickens?

I live in suburban New Hampshire. It's not even a rural area. I've seen foxes, deer, turkeys, skunks (obviously), bunnies, and groundhogs in my yard over the years.

Apparently skunk attacks on chickens are fairly common.

Excerpt from here:

The chickens were all understandably freaked out, as skunks are natural chicken predators. Although, I have heard that they don’t usually go after the full-grown chickens and prefer eggs and chicks to a big ol’ hen that they can’t carry away or eat all the way. But, if they can get a hold of them, they will try to kill them and then just eat the head and blood which is what happened to some of my chickens when I was a kid.