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Anyway, this one is the toughest of all the extras so far. The supporting NPCs are so incredibly weak that they nearly always get wiped out when there's any battle against any adversary of any strength.
My character is a level 33 arcane warrior, bad to the bone, who generally ends up fighting the last baddies standing alone.
But here I've somehow figured out (by activating the "red mist") how to get to the cavern where the "Harvest Monster" is, and these things are just killing me. the NPCs are gone within seconds, and every second a whole bunch of new skull monsters pop up and clean my clock. Is there something I need to do here to get rid of the skull monsters so I can focus on killing the Harvest Monster? And is this the final battle? It's not clear, because I still haven't figure out how to get the color code comination to get past the 'pink misted' door in the north-west areas that apparently leads to a room with two more switches behind it. Do I need to do this first before attempting the Harvest Monster or does defeating said baddie somehow allow me to turn off the pink mist switch?
Honestly, I'm thinking of giving up at this point.
I assume the Harvest Monster you talk about is the Harvester (the 4-legged small monster jumps into a dead monster and becomes big). That is the final battle in the DLC, yes. After you defeat it, you'll see the ending and the credit straight away. So if you haven't get past any door, then you have to do it before fighting the boss. IIRC, you get another golem's upgrade if you want to get the trophy.
As for the PCs, they are indeed very weak. I ended up fighting the boss with my main, too. The boss has two phases, so your PCs will get up when the boss switch to phase 2 and you can heal up. I assume you're going for the Hard mode trophy? You gotta start and end the battle on Hard (eg. you can start at Casual then change to Hard when it's about to die, I tried it, lol). I setup the tactics so the PCs heal themselves when their HP is below 75% (90% for that tank) using poultices. I had more than 200 poultices though, so it wasn't a problem but boy they drink the poultices like there's no tomorrow...
One thing you can do is to go back to your level 33 AW in Awakening, I assume. Grab the best equipment for Rogue and a tank Warrior and start Amgarrak again so you can equip those to your PCs. A bit of a trouble, but it helps if you're having a tough time.
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EDIT: You gotta start and end the battle on Hard (eg. you canNOT start at Casual then change to Hard when it's about to die, I tried it, lol).
^what was I thinking when typing that xD
The second phase is much easier than the first phase, btw. Try to kill the skeleton adds first because they come in waves and it'll be a problem if they are not killed. The boss has frontal AoE so make it so your characters attack from behind the boss with the tank in front.
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blue jeans are as American† as apple pie - and, as I discovered, as precious today as gold was during the California Gold Rush. Shopping for Made in USA jeans would be easy peasy. After all, weren't my old Levi's made here?
For starters, I searched online and was delighted to find several labels of casual affordable American made jeans. Diamond Gusset, Round House, Duluth Trading, Buddy's Jeans. Finally I ordered boot cut jeans from All American Clothing. These aren't designer jeans. They're made rivetless of raw denim, not stonewashed or ripped. And they are at least half the price of designer jeans. The material is heavy and the indigo dye luxurious. I'll take special care to break them in. Although I hesitate to buy apparel online, All American has a generous refund policy. Still I wanted to try on my jeans first.
On a trip to Texas, I learned about cotton at the Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum. The United States is the third largest cotton producer in the world and Texas produces the most. So, I tried my luck shopping retail in Fort Worth. One shop owner on East Exchange Street by the historic stockyards asked if I needed help. Glumly thumbing through the stacks of foreign made Levi's jeans, I was certain that he couldn't. He insisted, I asked and, without blinking, he told me he couldn't. He explained that he would like to carry Texas Jeans, but the minimum order is 1000 pairs.
Sadly, in Fort Worth, the 16th largest city, I didn't find American jeans. But certainly I would in Brooklyn, which would be the 4th largest. After all, New York is the nation's fashion capital, the Garment District and Fashion Avenue are in Manhattan and there are many department stores that carry several brands of jeans. Surely, I'd find a pair of affordable jeans here!
Good thing I like to shop! I shopped at Men's Wearhouse, Burlington Coat Factory, Century 21, American Eagle, JCPenny, Brooklyn Industries and other smaller retail clothing stores too. I browsed countless brands and collections of jeans. I even asked a Levi's employee in one department store about their Made in USA collection (she had no idea). The overwhelming majority were foreign made. My heart was sinking.
At last I struck gold at the Nordstrom Rack Gateway Center in East New York. Someone at Nordstrom's has a soft heart for domestic jeans. They carry Lucky Brand's Made in USA line, sewn here with denim from North Carolina - the historic center for textile manufacturing. And they sell AG Adriano Goldschmied, DIESEL® (both from Koos Manufacturing) and J Brand. All cut and sewn in Los Angeles using imported material and hardware. Designer jeans, but on sale at affordable prices.
What about Made in Brooklyn jeans? Made In NYC, Save the Garment Center and my own Made in Brooklyn Tours do our best to promote local manufacturing. Loren Cronk and Williamsburg Garment Company are both Made in Brooklyn and I'd buy their jeans if I had the clams. I remain hopeful that American blue jeans will become more affordable as domestic manufacturing is restored after being devastated for decades. This is something I'll consider in this year's presidential election.
† In this post, American refers to jeans Made in USA.
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Made in Brooklyn Tours are neighborhood tours with a "Made in Brooklyn" theme. The stars of the show are crafters and artisans, individuals and small businesses makin' it in Brooklyn. Discover Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution and celebrate the creativity, ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit of today's Brooklyn Makers. See who's makin' it in Brooklyn! www.MadeInBrooklynTours.com
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A few weeks ago, I came up out of the subway and looked towards the park. I loved to see the magnolia trees in bloom, knowing that any day now the little spring green buds on the trees will overnight burst into a beautiful carpet in an array of textured greenery. As I walk down the block my neighbors' yards are full of Spring flowers and I am living for the day. The field of bluebells comes to life at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and I can stand in the heart of it with the warm afternoon sun on my face and feel like I am in a Van Gogh painting.
This is why Brooklyn is filled with so many artists who love living and working here. It's a place that just inspires creating and making things. This winter I was longing for Spring and the reawakening of colors after months of white and shades of grey. I guess it's why I spend the time making my little flower top cupcake stands...
I 'm spending my weekends in Red Hook working inside the BWAC gallery on the Red Hook piers across from Fairway. My landscapes, inspired by a community that reminds me of a pioneer town filled with possibilities, are on exhibit there along with the work of 200 other artists.
Judith Eloise Hooper "is an artist who just likes making things". Her art is on exhibit at BWAC and her functional works at NYCreates. Judith likes to create opportunity for other aspiring artists. To this end, she chairs the Art In Clay shows at BWAC and is Executive Director of NYCreates.
This is why Brooklyn is filled with so many artists who love living and working here. It's a place that just inspires creating and making things. This winter I was longing for Spring and the reawakening of colors after months of white and shades of grey. I guess it's why I spend the time making my little flower top cupcake stands...
I 'm spending my weekends in Red Hook working inside the BWAC gallery on the Red Hook piers across from Fairway. My landscapes, inspired by a community that reminds me of a pioneer town filled with possibilities, are on exhibit there along with the work of 200 other artists.
Judith Eloise Hooper "is an artist who just likes making things". Her art is on exhibit at BWAC and her functional works at NYCreates. Judith likes to create opportunity for other aspiring artists. To this end, she chairs the Art In Clay shows at BWAC and is Executive Director of NYCreates.
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Prospective buyers of condos in luxury high rises in, say, Williamsburg are drawn to aesthetics like counter tops, cabinet work, floors and, of course, the views. While attention may be paid to the color of the walls, buyers aren't concerned about paint quality and certainly not where it's produced. The roof garden may be a selling point, but not the paint.
Most locavores consume food grown or produced within a 100 mile radius and tout the benefits of their shrinking carbon footprint and keeping small local farms in business. Developers, contractors and building owners benefit similarly with green, energy efficient buildings. The nationally recognized Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system defines regional building materials as those manufactured within 500 miles. There's no requirement or reward for construction of properties with materials manufactured right in New York City. Ultimately, the driving force is cost - of building and maintaining. The story's the same for renters and buyers in Brooklyn.
But I produce Made in Brooklyn Tours and after I moved back to Bensonhurst, I decided to color my new home with paint Made in Brooklyn. Color me Brooklyn.
Mercury Paint started in 1947 there were about thirty other manufacturers of paint in New York City alone. Today the industry as a whole is dominated by five enormous players each with revenues well over $1B. In New York City, Mercury acquired the Amsterdam and Sapolin brands and is the last one standing.
At the start of the tour, I was introduced to the equivalent of a wine taster in the paint industry. A "shader" precisely mixes and matches colors. Freddy assured me that computers and other special instruments are no match for their human eyes. Next I met a chemist responsible for R&D and the formulation of entirely new paints for specific projects and private labels. Paint is tested for thickness, dry time and weight/gallon. I felt a little like James Bond visiting Q's lab when the chemist demonstrated a new fire retardant paint he's developing by taking a blowtorch to a piece of cardboard covered with it. Many Mercury employees came in through the Doe Fund - a nonprofit providing career assistance for those with histories of homelessness, incarceration, and substance abuse. Manufacturers tend to have less turnover and this seemed to be true at Mercury Paint. Everyone I met was local and employed there for several years.
Mercury Paint made a significant investment in making their facility EPA compliant, actively recycling and producing no waste. Mercury offers low and zero VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) paints and excels at producing high quality commercial paint rather than several lines of lesser quality like those offered by the much larger players. In fact, Feddy claims that Mercury has been producing high quality paint and primer in one (one coat coverage) well before it came into vogue. While water-based paint is exclusively embraced by larger manufacturers, Mercury is nimble enough to continue to produce oil paints too.
Mercury does much of its business with municipalities, paint contractors and property managers mandated to use paint that meets higher standards for quality and other specifications. There's more value - meaning less labor - in a can of high quality paint. If the general public were made more aware of our local building materials manufacturers we may be willing to play a more active role in the institution of incentive programs that reward contractors that build with them. Terms like "farm-to-table" for food are part of our lexicon because we're concerned about employment, the environment and what we consume. We needn't be colorblind when it comes to the buildings where we actually live.
More Than Water
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Scot and I discussed growing up in Brooklyn during the 1970s
and '80s downstairs in his lab at The Bagel Store over containers of bagel-hol. The truth is that it was a depressing, desolate time. Future-less. Visibly frustrated, Scot described going outside as a kid in Gravesend and finding absolutely nothing to inspire. It's difficult for him to articulate the experience of hopelessness in this period of his life. Yet, within his imagination was boundless and his heart beat passionately to create.
Scot Rossillo is the self proclaimed "World's Premier Bagel Artist." Like all other artists, he is compelled to share what he creates. The confines of Gravesend, during a time when New York City teetered on the edge of bankruptcy, were not strong enough to imprison his spirit. The evidence is hard to miss. Witness the variety and abundance of bagels, cream cheeses and spreads in eye-popping colors and mind-boggling flavors at either of his stores in Williamsburg on any given day. When he's not at the store, his spirit pervades.
Customers on line aren't waiting for breakfast or lunch, but are on their way to "Bagel Paradise." The fellas behind the counter, infused with a sense of familiarity and purpose, work together like a well practiced Olympic team to deliver excellent customer service. Scot's sister Michelle and Ross, his friend of forty-odd years, carry the message: These are not ordinary bagels. They want patrons to appreciate that the Bacon, Egg and Cheddar, Buttery Salted Pretzel, Pumpkin Pie and the myriad other designs are works of art in literally every sense of the word.
The Bagel Store's walls are festooned with colorful images of unique bagels with one incongruous photo of Scot himself: a big bald guy with tattoos, arms folded across his chest. He seems intimidating. It's an illusion. Scot is the embodiment of Kid in a Candy Store and Mad Scientist combined. With every visit to his thoroughly clean lab, he's excited to show me his latest bagel innovation, creative collaboration or experiment in process. New Yorkers say that our bagels are so good because of the water. I used to say that too. Then I met Scot.
Old School. New School. We Are Brooklyn.
Gomberg Seltzer Works and Brooklyn Seltzer Boys blend the two.
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Kenny Gomberg at Gomberg Seltzer Works together with his son Alex at Brooklyn Seltzer Boys are bridging the gap between Old School and New. Rather than stagnate in the preserve of nostalgia, seltzer water delivery in glass siphon bottles is carving a niche in today's Maker Movement here in Brooklyn.
Gomberg Seltzer Works is an authentic Old School family business established in 1953 that satisfies locavores craving carbonated New York City tap water served in a unique and memorable way. Brooklyn Seltzer Boys is a Brooklyn-based start-up (rock on Canarsie!) delivering to environmentally conscious restaurants and drinking establishments serving seltzer from re-usable bottles. The story of Gomberg Seltzer Works and Brooklyn Seltzer Boys isn't a sad story reminiscent of a bygone era. It's not even a story of hope. As Kenny stoically declared reflecting on the present moment, "We are Brooklyn."
Bee Well
Today, Yeshwant lives in Red Hook by a mixed neighborhood of Italian and Carniolan bees on his roof. He made this arrangement because, despite living in a large urban city, the bees teach by example how to live harmoniously with nature. Living in the obscurity of urban dwellings are plants and trees; the nectar and pollen of goldenrod, dandelions and linden trees are foraged by the bees and stored away as food in the form of honey. In fact, there's more biodiversity in a big city like Brooklyn than in many rural areas due to the preponderance of monocultures on industrial farms.
The hive is not a single organism, but a composition of individual creatures. Commercial beekeepers drive semitrailers of hives around the country to pollinate crops. This exposes the bees to harmful pesticides and diseases. Yeshwant's neighbors wander around Red Hook and, I suppose, other parts of Brooklyn of their own free will and are healthier for it.
They Said "Homemade"
I was too late to appreciate what the place looked like when the shelves were stocked with Italian specialties and imported provolone hung from the ceiling. There used to be lines out the door during the holidays to order baskets of cheese. Carmela took orders - sometimes for hundreds of dollars - like a cheese florist and her beaming customers left looking like they just won first prize in a lottery.
Brooklyn has a robust manufacturing heritage born of the Industrial Age and small family run businesses coexisted with large manufacturers to serve the ethnic communities forming here. While manufacturers introduced innovations in packaging and distribution, mom-and-pops cross-pollinated to produce Brooklyn's own creations and style distinct from what may be found back in China, Mexico, Italy, Russia, etc. Today's artisanal food movement takes as inspiration businesses that came before like Eagle Cheese.
We say "artisanal." They said "homemade."
They made me feel right at home.
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Ever walk into a room and it smells like Mom's home cooking and instantly you are transported into a place of tranquility? Not to mention hearing music that makes your hips glide from side to side? That is what one Lincoln Park eatery is like – but better.
The brainchild of 27-year-old Leo Suarez, who moved to the U.S. with his family when he was eight years old, Macondo is a restaurant that prides itself on not only serving Colombian food, but also providing a glimpse into the country's culture.
Diners can enjoy everything from traditional beef and potato empanadas, Moros con Arequipe (blackberries in a sauce with dulce de leche) to Fair Trade Colombian coffee.
"It's a nice place to bring friends every time someone comes to visit or has never heard of it before," said Chicago transplant Jessie McKesey, who has been going to the restaurant since it opened. "The Colombian hot chocolate is amazing. Every time I bring a friend they love it."
In many ways, Macondo reflects Suarez, who is an interesting mix of business entrepreneur, musician and spiritualist. He plays traditional Afro-Cuban percussion in the New York-based band Rebolu, and is a Babalawo, or priest, of the Ifa religion that is popular in Cuba.
Named for the fictional town in "One Hundred Years of Solitude," by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the restaurant first opened in October 2009. Suarez came up with the idea for Macondo after selling 80,000 empanadas over 10 days for Las Tablas, his parents' restaurant, at the Taste of Chicago in 2008.
Suarez put his plan together for Macondo after some much-needed convincing from his mother, who had noticed a flier for the Chicago Business Plan Competition. "I really didn't want to, but I let her talk me into it," Suarez said.
At the time, Suarez was managing the family businesses, working more than 40 hours a week out of necessity due to a devastating fire that burned the kitchen and front dining area at the original Las Tablas location in 2006. "My case is unique because I was put in this position because of family responsibilities," Suarez said.
After winning first place in 2009, the Northwestern University alum was able to use the business plan as the blue print for Macondo.
"People knew enough about what an empanada is. Maybe it was time to open something that is more focused on something like that," said Suarez. "It's portable, it's small, it's street food. It's very 'in' at the moment and even more so when we started a couple of years ago."
"The good thing about it is that it forced me to have every aspect of the business down on paper," he noted.
One food insider agrees that Suarez is on to something. "In regards to empanadas, they are definitely trending in Chicago. Empanadas not only correspond with the ethnic food trend, but they also correlate with the rise of mini-foods/snack foods and portable items," said Laura McGuire, an editorial manager at Technomic Inc., a food consulting firm.
"Chicagoans have become increasingly interested in dining experiences that involve sampling and sharing. Empanadas are the perfect size to encourage trying many flavors (including savory and sweet options) and sharing small empanada plates with friends and family," she added.
Suarez was awarded $5,000, which he used to buy equipment. "We got a lot of good press out of it also," he said.
Quickly the restaurant became a success and was voted the "Chicago's Best Empanadas" by Chicago Magazine in 2010 and "Best Budget Bites of 2009" by Red Eye.
According to Yelp, there are around 22 restaurants in Chicago that offer some sort of Colombian food.
"Chicagoans are becoming more interested in ethnic cuisines, including regional Latin American fare and are eager to explore beyond their culinary comfort zones," said McGuire. "Colombian cuisine offers them an exciting away-from-home dining experience."
With sales in the ballpark of $300,000 from June 2010 to June 2011, Suarez said the business is getting better. "In the beginning it was very tough," he mentioned.
Currently, "It's almost profitable. It's breaking even right now. It's been steady upward for the last year-and-a-half," Suarez added.
He attributes the restaurant's increased success to awards, recognitions and a Chicago-based daily deal website. "One of things that got us from taking a loss to breaking even now was Groupon," he said.
Last July, Macondo was featured next to the deal for Las Tablas. "Between the both of them we probably sold more than 11,000 Groupons in one day," he said.
Like many other restaurant owners, Suarez is at the mercy of commodity costs. "The prices have gone up tremendously across the board the past couple of years. For whatever you can think, beef, corn and even for chicken," he said.
"Luckily the past couple of years that this has been happening we've also experienced an increase in overall sales," he added.
Not all small business owners are able to pay themselves an annual salary, but Suarez manages to pay himself $20,000. "What I pay myself at Macondo is not a whole lot. I could pay myself a little more than I do. But that also has to do with the fact that I want to keep my income down because I'm going to be applying to school pretty soon," Suarez said.
Fortunately, Macondo is not his only form of income. He has side jobs and also helps out at Las Tablas.
Adding to Macondo's atmosphere is the tight-knit feel among employees.
"They [Suarez and family] treat you like part of the family, which is amazing," said Jose Pena, who has been working there for 18 months.
What keeps Pena working at the restaurant is that it is not a "mass conglomerate" and supports Colombia by selling various items made there. "For me to contribute to a different culture is amazing," Pena added, because he is of Cuban, Mexican and Salvadorian heritage.
Of Suarez as a manger, Pena said he appreciates his style.
"He's very observant…which is a very good thing," Pena said. "It's what you look for in managers or owners or restaurants. He likes to drop in as a surprise. For some reason he just stops by and he just picks up his soup and relaxes in the corner. He sees how people come in and interact with the café."
For many men across America, Monday Night Football is a time for bonding and excitement. "I started coming here two weeks ago, " said Chicago resident Eric Galamback, as he waited for his 50 empanadas – yes 50 –for his football get-together.
"I never had Colombian food before. My [boss] actually recommended it because he is from Colombia and said it was a pretty good representation of Colombian food," Galamback said.
His favorite food on the menu is Ajiaco soup, which combines chicken, Guasca herbs, corn on the cob and potatoes. Because the herbs for the soup are not found in the U.S., Macondo was the first place to serve the soup in the Chicago area, said Suarez.
Galamback's boss "kept telling me how good it was and I didn't actually believe him because soup has just been soup. But actually it's something that I come for now," he said.
If Suarez's vision for Macondo pans out, Chicagoans may be able to taste the restaurant's popular fare at other restaurants or buy it at the grocery store. He is working with food scientists to ensure the recipes can be scaled in the correct manner.
"Right now we're only making money off people that walk into the door. But this way we can sell our product to other restaurants, we can sell directly to the consumer. And I really think that's a strong point in the future of our business," said Suarez.
With Macondo's success and its expansion plans, you might assume Suarez would stick around to watch it grow. But the restaurant is just a stop on his way to his real dream: to live in New York and earn a higher degree in ethnomusicology, or "anthropology through the lens of music."
Suarez says Macondo customers need not worry. He is training his successor to maintain the restaurant's mission and quality.


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A study of fish and mussels in Claisebrook Cove has uncovered alarming rates of male fish with male and female sex organs, DNA damage in mussels and other evidence suggesting exposure to high concentrations of pollutants.
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Must purchase a minimum of 25 chicks. Hatchery Choice will be shipped, breeds/assortment will vary. Buff Orpington chicks are pictured.
NOTE: Hatchery only ships out on Monday's and the chicks will be delivered to your local Post Office where they will have to be picked up. Chicks will only be shipped via USPS.
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SKU 11610052 Model PULLETS Weight 0.1000 Color No size No Width No In Store Only No Price $2.99
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Rural King provides a defect or damage warranty within 30 days of receipt. All Manufacturing Return Policies Supersede Rural King's Return Policy.
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Customer Reviews
- Quality of Chicks Review by MikeHard
Value Quality Price
In the middle of April I bought 18 Rhode Island Red Pullet Chicks. That next weekend I purchased 4 more of the same breed free-range hoping to get at least 1 male. I lucked out and ended up with 2 Roosters and two more hens. I lost 1 Chick some how. I think it might have broke it's neck jumping on the roost.
Now that it is the middle of October I'm getting , on the average, between 16 and 18 eggs daily. One or two of the hens are laying extra large eggs. I will buy from Rural King for all of my chickens. Mine are fat, spoiled, healthy, and producers.
(Posted on 10/13/2016)
- Amanda Welch Review by Amanda Welch
Value Quality Price
My fiance and I planned on purchasing 6 chicks in store. They suggested purchasing a couple extra just in case some may not make it or if we ended up with a male. We ended up getting 10 and all made it and ALL 10 are females. Yay! We're happy we got more than we planned though. We got 4 aricaunas, 4 ISA'S and 2 brown leghorns. The leghorns seem to lay the most sporadically, the other 2 pretty consistently. We asked which ones are most friendly but still good egg layers and we pretty much got that. We have a 2 year old daughter who likes seeing them and helping collect eggs so this was really important to us. They don't peck unless we have crazy colors or patterns on and they all allow her to pet them. They are all wonderful and we honestly can't wait to get more! We won't be getting any from anywhere else!
(Posted on 10/12/2016)
- Will buy again Review by charlie
Value Quality Price
I have had chickens for 25 + years , Hatched my own peeps had hens set on them, hatched from incubator, home made and store bought . also purchased from other farm stores till rural king came to our community.
Very healthy chicks, even after my 100 lb dog broke into the pen and destroyed the pen, I thought these birds are all going to die, after some TLC both to the peeps and the pen they are all still living even the dog....
One of the peep required some stitches in his abdomen after I reinserted 4 inches of gut with a Q tip and sprayed with bl coat.
All I can say is these are healthy Chicks or they would not of survived that ordeal.............Thanks Rural King I wish you would have come to our area 25 Years ago.
(Posted on 5/3/2016)
- Healthy chicks Review by Maggie
Value Quality Price
A friend of mine told me she gets most of her chicks from Rural King so I figured I would give it a shot. I got 20 pullets (6 "Americanas", 2 black Australorps, a gold and a silver laced Wyandotte, 5 buff orpingtons, and 5 barred rocks) and 2 RIR roos. They're all healthy and doing well! Very pleased!
(Posted on 4/20/2016)
- Great Egg Layers Review by Lori
Value Quality Price
This is the second year I have gotten Rural King birds. Last year I got straight run and ended up with 3 roos out of 8 but this year I bought pullets. My girls from last year lay an egg daily 98% of the time. I have only lost 1 hen, I believe she got egg bound and I didn't catch it in time. This years girls are only 5 weeks old and they all are very healthy happy birds. I will continue to buy from here. No complaints!
(Posted on 4/11/2016)
- Not so good!!! Review by April
Quality Price Value
Went to rural king in Lafayette. They had some chicks marked down to .75, some $1.50 and then regular priced. I got 10 of the .75 they told me it was because they have too many of that bred. I've lost 4 out of the ten and have 2-3 weak ones that won't eat or drink. I called the store and the cashier told me I needed to give them electrolytes that's the reason most of theirs dies. I told her I did and they still aren't doing the greatest. I'm suppose to go back in and get 4 refund chicks. I will never buy chicks from Rural King again!!!
(Posted on 4/10/2016)
- 6 leghorns and a Barred Rock Review by Jeremy Kyne
Quality Price Value
Purchased these early March, they have doubled in size over this month and they are thriving, no deaths and we are worried that a few may be roos, but unsure so far
Rural King employees have been highly informative and were willing to offer money saving tips rather than just try and get every sale they could.....good purchase, great store!
(Posted on 3/31/2016)
- THE TRUTH Review by BIG MOTHER HEN FARM
Price Value Quality
I bought 6 pullet four of them died. however, their death was due to poor information on raising chickens. but I can say this, with the two I have alive, they've significantly reduced the amount of eggs I buy from the grocery store.
they don't require much care, a grazing ground and water, a safe place to lay egg.
99.9 percent of the pullets that die are not a result of rural king selling bad chickens. it is a result of poor and insufficient care
(Posted on 2/8/2016)
- Beginner Review by Happy Customer
Price Value Quality
My husband and I went to store and got 6 chicks, We are happy with them and they will be a year old in a couple months. We are looking to purchase more!
(Posted on 1/29/2016)
- Not sure where to begin... Review by SJoseph
Quality Price Value
I feel uneasy giving a poor review when so many have had a good experience with their pullets.
I have been raising pullets for about 5 years now, and typically have about 70 - 80 layers going.
So when I wanted to order from my favorite hatchery and found out they were out, I went to my next favorite and found the same thing. On and on. Well, I called up Rural King and they were out of what I wanted so I ordered from them online.
I got them on time, and they looked fine. They were a mish-mash of breeds but that's what I expected. After the first night I lost one Black Sex Link...it happens. A few weeks later - after I moved them in the coop with the other girls, I lost another Black Sex Link! Then a Buff Orpington went down. All for no apparent reason.
All in all, I have lost 5 of the 10 Black Sex Links. And a bunch of the girls are just small, almost scrawny.
I have gotten a few ISA Browns and turkeys from the Rural King near me with good success, so I don't know what the difference could be.
(Posted on 1/27/2016)
- The chicks. Review by Wow!!
Quality Price Value
I hope these chicks will be great. They look godd , and well.
(Posted on 1/25/2016)
- Definitely will buy again! Review by Aubrie Barnard
Value Quality Price
We bought 24 pullet chicks from the Rural King store, and lost only one. Of all of them, we really did get all pullets! They laid well into their second year before we sold them. Can't wait for Rural King to get more varieties in in the Lafayette Store.
(Posted on 1/24/2016)
- Egg layer pullet Review by Lisa
Value Quality Price
I bought 6 pullets egg layers from the store, many months later have found out that there are 5 roos and 1 layer. I paid more for the egg layer pullet and now have 1, if I wanted to take a chance with roos then I would have bought the staright run for cheaper.
(Posted on 8/19/2015)
- Bought in store and online Review by FLchicker
Price Value Quality
I first bought 25 online and none died, then went in store after finding out they offered them there and bought 12more. Good quality chicks for a fraction of what other hatcheries advertise for. Rural King is a major store so you will get the best customer service!!!
(Posted on 5/11/2015)
- all but 1 of 36 are doing great Review by Sharyn Knox
Price Value Quality
I had one die the night I brought them home. The other 35 are doing great. Growing into some mighty fine looking chicks.
(Posted on 4/13/2015)
- chick's doing well Review by chicken whisper
Value Quality Price
Purchased 25 chicks in January. March 15 all are alive and have doubled in size. Very happy with them sofar.
(Posted on 3/14/2015)
- very nice! Review by flocker
Quality Price Value
These Rural king pullet pack of 25 female egg layer chicks for under 60 dollars and only 7 dollars shipping!! and We got nice baby hens! Wyandotte brahma auracana/americana strain and orps Great purchase!!
(Posted on 2/16/2015)
- remaining 16 are beautiful and riral king gave me 100 per cent Review by Val
Quality Price Value
Refund when 13 of 29 died Hatchery said post office dropped the ball, the remaining 16 are growing great! here is what I got Light Brahmas!! Silver Wyandottes!! Buff Orpingtons!! and Easter Eggers!!
(Posted on 2/16/2015)
- 12 hours after arrival 9 dead chicks out of 29 Review by val
Quality Price Value
The hatchery sends them priority instead of express ive spent my whole day trying everythin 2 were dead and 1 paralyzed when i first opened box and some wont eat or drink despite beak dipping and even trickling sugar water next to the beak they are too weak.........worst experience ever! :(
(Posted on 1/23/2015)
- 5 dead and at least 3 more that are week and wont eat or drink weak Review by Val
Quality Price Value
(Posted on 1/23/2015)
- Best Chicks ever Review by M. Watson
Quality Price Value
No one died and only one roo out of 15. Excellent price and very healthy stock. Can't wait for Rural King to get them in the stores this year.
(Posted on 1/11/2015)
- not one died Review by Brandon sawyers
Price Value Quality
Not one died that's good for this time a year it gos down to 35 at night
Very happy with them and a good price
(Posted on 10/4/2014)
- ABSOLUTELY 100% BEST PRICE Review by Clary
Price Value Quality
I scavenged the internet looking for cheap, good laying chick breeds. Other places, like cackle hatchery were great, just .50 cents more that included shipping. I was tempted, but I decided to visit rural king and they had the rare breed that I was looking for. It was around 2.00 and I was thrilled! I bought 25 chicks, so far, so good. No illness yet. 2 had pasty butt, but you can't help that! :)
(Posted on 5/18/2014)
- Chicks Review by Jmandres
Price Value Quality
Got 6 assorted chicks two months ago and they are doing great! The whole gamil loves them!
(Posted on 5/5/2014)
- by me Review by buff orpington chicks
Quality Price Value
they are very health got 12 so exited very nice bread also healthy and happy
(Posted on 4/17/2014)
- Great! Review by Tim Jeandrevin
Quality Price Value
I bought 6 Golden Buff peeps to add the flock of 18 I already have. They are now almost 2 months old and doing fantastic. Healthy, fully feathered and growing like crazy! I am very happy with them. They were bought at the new Rural King in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Couldn't be happier!
(Posted on 3/19/2014)
- Good chicks! Review by Mega Moo Farmer
Price Value Quality
After being warned about low quality, sickly chicks, we took a chance on the last 6 chicks in the store. They were heavily discounted and were the rejects various types of chicks the store carried. Well, almost a year later and they are all healthy, happy and the 4 hens are laying an egg a day! Very Very happy with them and cant wait to get more when they show up this spring.
(Posted on 2/15/2014)
- Good chicks Review by Wildtalon
Price Value Quality
The chicks are happy, healthy, full of personality... Wonderful birds.
(Posted on 5/17/2013)
- Baby chicks Review by Debaroo55
Value Quality Price
we have bought 12 pullets from our local Rural King and so far they are all doing wonderful.
(Posted on 2/27/2013)
- love em Review by chick beginer
Value Quality Price
so cute and so happy were thinking of geting a bunny too. cant wait to see them agin .
(Posted on 2/27/2013)
- Healthy Review by Me
Value Quality Price
I don't know what hatchery these chicks come from, but they are very healthy and happy. My local Rural King had a great selection, too.
(Posted on 2/20/2013)
- Buff Orpington chick/RIR/silver lace wy. Review by Madonna /Little Rose /Lady Gaga
Quality Price Value
All healthy and doing good almost a year later. Good egg layers
(Posted on 2/10/2013)
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Product QuestionsQuestion by: Peyton on Dec 22, 2013 9:49:35 PMHello,
Unfortunately when making a purchase online you would be unable to specify a breed it is Hatchery Choice. Online you also have to purchase a minimum of 25. As for in store locations, there are specific breeds. In store locations, you have to purchase a minimum of 6.Answer by: D.J. (Admin) on Dec 22, 2013 9:49:35 PMCan you list the breeds that the hatcheries most often supply Rural King with for in store sale? We purchased a variety of chicks at the new Rural King in Xenia, OH. They are fun robust birds, but they are all different, and we are having a hard time identifying them.
Thanks so much.Question by: Audrey on Jun 19, 2013 10:40:22 PMHello,
The best thing to do is to contact your local store location, because different hatcheries are used among our store locations. The best thing to do would be either to speak with a manager or the pet department manager at the store. The store phone number is as follows: 937-372-0993.
Answer by: D.J. (Admin) on Jun 19, 2013 10:40:22 PMQuestion by: Brianna on Feb 24, 2015 11:32:22 PMHello Brianna,
The minimum amount of chicks that can be purchased in store is 6, the 25 chick minimum is only for online orders. Thank you for contacting Rural King. If you have any additional questions please feel free to call us at 1-800-561-1752.Answer by: D.J. (Admin) on Feb 24, 2015 11:32:22 PMMy daughter is in 4-h and she needs something from Rural King and or the hatchery that says the chicks we got there are pollorum disease free. can you help me.Question by: Rob on Feb 25, 2014 1:40:48 PMHello,
The hatchery is supposed to be faxing over the documentation for this. I can mail you a copy. If you could please send your mailing address, I would be more than happy to send that your way. You can email your address to email@example.com
Thank youAnswer by: D.J. (Admin) on Feb 25, 2014 1:40:48 PMwhen will your store have the chicks out? any specific day or weeks? every time i go to look for them they are sold out
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thanks!We bought sex-linked chickens, but we didn't get to choose our chicks. I got home, and the clerk sold me all roosters. We can't have roosters in the city. Can I return them?Question by: Stacey L on Mar 23, 2015 9:08:53 AMHello,
I have spoken with our representative at the hatchery and we have confirmed that the straight run chicks are not vaccinated.
Thank you for contacting Rural King! If you have any further questions please feel free to call us at 1-800-561-1752.
Answer by: D.J. (Admin) on Mar 23, 2015 9:08:53 AMAre your flocks NPIP approved/certified, and if so, can I get a copy of the certification for the chicks that I purchased?Question by: Tammy on Apr 14, 2015 3:31:56 PMNo answers yet. Be the first to answer the question!Question by: Bud on Nov 29, 2014 4:24:24 PMHave the chicks that are purchased IN the store been vaccinated or medically treated for anything at all?How can I make sure they are layer chickens. Last time I order some out of the 12 I got 4 are roosters.


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Posted on 04/19/2012 5:38:57 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
Last edited Thu Apr 19, 2012, 04:44 PM USA/ET - Edit history (1)
For fifteen years, the Wizard of the cesspool FreeRepublic has been beyond adamant that his little sewer would never -never- adopt an advertising, pay, or membership model. Well, what have we here?
... the beginning of the end? One can but hope.
"Alternatives to donor based, ie, freepathon business model" April 19, 2012 | Jim Robinson
Posted on Thursday, April 19, 2012 16:22:35 by Jim Robinson
I've checked with an ad agency. We can probably raise the funds we need to operate FR at our current level and at the current market price for online advertising if we run a banner ad at the top of every page and at least one rectangular ad in the above the fold body of the page and a couple rectangular ads in the sidebar. If that doesn't generate enough revenue, we can also run pop ups or pop unders and we can even run audio and video ads if need be. But of course, if we go full bore commercial, we'd have to insure strict copyright compliance with very brief excerpting of all articles to avoid lawsuits. And the agency would require that we install a filter to censor out any bad or unacceptable words in our posts.
Or, of course, there's always the membership model. We could setup a members only system where paying members get full access and non-paying members get throttled back, etc.
I don't like either of the above models and think we'd soon lose a lot of our readers and participants. Of course that may happen anyway if we can't fund it and if we cannot get our equipment problem under control, or if my refusal to vote for or support an abortionist/homosexualist/statist who has plans to install ObamaCare, er, I mean RomneyCare into all 50 states runs everyone off.
The donation model has served us very well since 1997 when we first started using it. It's very clean, uncomplicated and we attract participants who perhaps can't afford membership dues but do want to join the discussion and join our rallies, protests, prayer sessions, etc. And the advertising model would probably bring in the revenue, but it comes with strings attached.
I'm sure there are other ways and ways to combine features of various models, sell books, cds, gear, etc, offer no ads for paid subscribers, etc, even ISP services, but all of these also complicate matters.
I'm an old dog and I like to avoid new tricks, new complications, additional overhead, additional accounting, additional rules and regulations, etc, wherever possible. I like to stick to simplicity and with what works.
Thank you all very much for your continuing participation and support.
I just got back from jogging and had a silly idea while I was stomping up and down the neighborhood streets.
Freeper avatars.
You buy an avatar for your home page. You buy custom clothes for your homepage. hair styles, etc. You make it look like yourself or like you wish you looked like. Kinda like xbox does for their xbox live accounts.
I'm not a computer programmer so I have no idea how difficult it would be to do something like this. It might be more work than its worth.
Just more typical drivel from DU (DemonicUpchuck).
For a Gay State Conservative, you're not up on the local dialect.
"Rim job" is defined on urbandictionary.com.
I was just going by Romney's own record, he appointed liberal Democrats to the bench.
What else should I judge a politician by?
They really are. One can not find a deeper pool of ignorant, confused and wrong as one sees in the DUmp.
I've tried to follow the DU website a few times and can't figure out how to follow a conversation thread.
Redesign the main site as a FAQ page and move the system to a large group of trusted freepers that have high-speed connections.
This would be a modified P2P system where the main web site would hold a list of ip addresses to the multiple servers in freepers homes and businesses. This group of servers would ensure the system would never go down. They would not handle all the traffic, the users would be both serving and using the system at the same time...much like the torrent system.
The whole thing would consist of three parts..part one would be the Freerepublic.com FAQ site.
The second part would be the circle of freepers running 24/7 servers from their homes or businesses. The ip's of these servers would be in a text file on the FAQ site. This file could also be placed on the yahoo backup site. It's quite possible that these servers could be hosted on the new Raspberry Pi 35 dollar Linux computers. They only use a max of 7 watts power...just plug it into a jack on your router or cable modem, run the software and you are a FR server on the cheap.
The third part would be the registered users. They would be serving data to other users to take the load off of the main circle of servers... the higher you set your outgoing data to other freepers the faster your access.
This is just an idea, perhaps a good one. In addition to a dramatic lowering of costs it would ensure that FR was always up and running. It might also increase the systems safe-harbor protection.
Any wise Latinas?
Dear Jim -
Here's my suggestion:
Run the ads for 6 mos or a year, at the same time you are doing your usual Freep-A-Thons. Take all that money, set it aside for a nest egg for Free Republic, and take some of it to take a nice vacation, or buy a new car, or do some nice things for yourself...
I have a feeling you are too stingy when rewarding yourself for all that FR accomplishes. Since the last great capitulation of conservative media types, it's even more evident what a rarity you and this place are...
Um... Why? Do we really care what those simpering dirtbags feel about us?
Your site has gotten so popular that it needs to shift its means of funding. That's a bad thing?
Be proud of being a Capitalist.
Democratic Underground is like walking through a feed lot.
You don't want to breathe, you watch where you step and wonder if your tetanus shots are up to date.
Trolls and orcs, and dumb as hammers. No redeeming value.
Jim, it's obviously your call what you do with your own site, but as I said over on the other thread, I do encourage you to consider a mixed model of advertising along with a "premium member" plan. I have believed for many years that, as someone else said last year on a now-deleted thread, you are "leaving money on the table" by not taking ads. Free Republic could be much stronger, financially speaking, if it had a good advertising agency selling ads to people who value the readership Free Republic attracts.
But it's your site and your rules.
My vote is for whatever makes it easiest for you to run FR. I'm thankful for FR. It's my major source of news.
How about avatars and an ignore button?
Now that's a definition that is both true and descriptive...
............install some new equipment, make improvements................
As the cost of maintaining this active website on your servers has escalated geometrically, have you and John looked at keeping only active threads on in-house equipment, and offloading the millions of inactive threads off to some cloud servers?
We can all wait for the few seconds delay in accessing cloud backup, and I would believe that the capital costs of storage could be dramatically reduced.
Just a thought - I guess I need to send another check!
Just sayin....
Go Jim!
Get lost, troll.
This is a CONSERVATIVE website, not a GOP cheerleading site.
I nominate this as funniest post of 2012.
Nicely done.
Whatever you decide to do is cool with me. I, like you, do not like change. FR has been my homepage ever since I joined. I am NOT currently in the market for a new one.
I've done time on that site. It is proof positive that humans evolve at different rates. I think they're at the early DUrasic stage. They whine better than most though. You must be doing something right. Keep up the good work and everybody donate who reads this site!
Ever notice almost all of their weak-kneed insults reference homosexual activity? Tea baggers, RimJob, etc, etc. Says more about the DUmmies, Kos Kids, Moron.Org, nutroots and the rest of that filth. Either they are latent, closeted, bi or conflicted. I thought the left LIKED homosexuality?
Guess what? Amazon.com is down. I guess being "commercial" doesn't insulate you from down time. :)
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A zot mug would be cool too.
I'm no fool and I know that given his way, a Romney presidency will wander all over the political spectrum.
But in that same no fool school of thought, I'm not going to fight battles that are already lost. Elections were held and my guy didn't win enough of them.
Personally I am putting time and money into electing conservative Senate candidates. That is where the real fight is now.
I thought Jim Robinson said we should never post anything from DU.
How about "donating means donor/subscriber doesn't see fundraising solicitations"?
I'm surprised leftists consider those types of things insults at are. Don't they usually champion the right to engage in deviant sexual practices?
This group of people who style themselves as sophisticated and intellectuals nevertheless almost universally go for a cheap sexual innuendo snark as their first instinct. Funny, that...
$500 a plate dinner at JimRob's house. Keynote speakers to include Allen West, Sarah Palin and the Newtster.
I completely agree. I wish that I could have bought my FreeRepublic bumper stickers and mousepad directly from a FreeRepublic store, as opposed to having to go to somebody else to make the purchase.
You're forgetting one thing. It's leftist. It gets a free pass on lots of things that would cause conservative organizations trouble.
What else have they got?
I also have a different favor in a private message. Thanks.
Vile creeps. They are without conscience, honor or principles.
I guess I feel strongly about it!
Hey, I started out with nothing, and I've still got most of it!
That's not a bad idea, although the cost of those particular speakers might be prohibitive. There is already an FR convention in DC every few years.
But anyone who wanted to organize regional dinners at a hall and book speakers from a little farther down the conservative food chain would be able to raise funds for FR.
Jim I personally pledge an additional $250
Thank you very much, Living4theGreatIam!!
Oh at least a million five! (grin)
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Finally Saw The 360 In Motion And....
Posted 27 November 2005 - 06:39 PM
COD2, Kameo, and pgr3 video ....
ok so when am i supposed to be impressed with this thing ? they had it running on a HD LCD
COD looked OK but that is absolutely it OK. believe me my AMD64 with a 6800 GT crushes the visuals of that thing. even running NON HD it looks better on my system.
PGR 3 ? ok so what again when do i get impressed
kameo - ok good looking but not 3 cpu's and an x1800 video chip GOOD,
seriously when do i start being impressed with this console cuz frankly i have seen no video or otherwise yet that makes me look at it in awe and want to buy one ?
frankly ill let all you kiddies act like retards and wait in line and spend 3x's the retail cost on ebay for one. thats just stupid and those sellers should be brought up on charges of scalping cuz thats exactly what it is. scalping. which is illegal in the usa.
anywho ,,, anyone looking at this and asking themselves "so when do i start being impressed?"
Posted 27 November 2005 - 07:27 PM
The average consumer does not have alot of computer knowledge to build something like that, and its very hard to buy something like that from dell or gateway or even bestbuy. (Unless your looking at servers) Anyways as a cheaper alternative the Xbox360 is probably a good deal, Definetly not 1500 ebay "deals", but it will be a good deal after christmas when the price comes down.
Posted 27 November 2005 - 07:45 PM
but when someone takes a retail item and tries to make money from it capitolizing on someones misfortune that is friggin wrong.
those are the type of people who will, when the day comes, in the much distant future be sitting around charging 20 bucks for a gallon of gas or 20 bucks for a drink of freash water. its immoral and illegal.
the issue is... i walk into the store look at this thing and ask myself ok sooooo...... this is it ? this right here is it ? your kidding right ? all the hype all the b.s. and this is it ?
yes i know it will get better but for launch titles... this is it ? please...
i been playing games for longer than most you kiddies been alive. or many of you at least. lol.
and i know the cycles of how things get better with time. but this supposed beast ... impressed ?? not even the slightest.
i can play my 2.13ghz Dothan Laptop with a x700 video card on my TV and play any game i want to and its looking just as good and thats in Std Def.
but hey time will pass programmers wont be so rushed and it will get better. i jsut wonder if anyone sat in front of their tv and said to themselves,,, this is it ?
Posted 27 November 2005 - 09:24 PM
I, myself, could give a shit about the graphics. Gameplay and fun factor come first. Anyone who has played the GTA games on the Xbox will tell you they look like crap, but they're a tremendous amount of fun. Remember: they're games. You're supposed to have fun with them not expect them to be visually impressive. Look at Auto Modellista. It looks terrific, but it plays horribly, and it's no fun.
Posted 27 November 2005 - 10:08 PM
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Posted 27 November 2005 - 11:38 PM
metaldevil|: your a moron graphics are a big part of what the xbox 360 is all about why do you think it costs so much? i play nintendo games they look like ass but i still play them this has nothing to do with him talking about the xbox 360
Edited by Staple, 27 November 2005 - 11:39 PM.
Posted 28 November 2005 - 02:44 AM
- Launch titles are crap, look like ass, and do not push what the hardware is capable of. This is true of the 360 as well, but CoD2 does showcase the processing power quite nicely.
- Forget being impressed with the visuals and consider them through the filter of the art direction for the game itself. Kameo is not the most hi-poly game but in terms of the artistic theme is beautiful visually. Realism is over-rated, immersion is the key. Need for Speed Most wanted is also excellent visually but needs some physics for the destructible environment.
- The sports titles got the facelift they needed for all the sports nuts to go gaga over for the next five years.
- Where are the games that allow for custom soundtracks? THose that should do not (NFSMW and THAW) and those that don't need it (sports titles) have it. What gives?
As for the PC world - they can be impressed on their own time and their own dime as the cost of upgrade for a computer far exceeds that of a new console that is obsolete every 5-6 years. In the mean time...everyone play nice.
Posted 28 November 2005 - 02:59 AM
Posted 28 November 2005 - 03:14 AM
PGR3 doesn't directly allow custom soundtracks. You have to hit the guide button then choose your music. You can play music from your hdd (only ripped CDs AFAIK), portable device like a USB thumb drive, or even stream it directly from your PC via Windows Media Connect. I'm assuming you can do this for any game.
Posted 28 November 2005 - 03:59 AM
Exactly cause its kinda like your playing the music from your dash over the game. Its what the original XBOX wanted but didnt have!
Posted 28 November 2005 - 06:02 AM
Posted 28 November 2005 - 06:40 AM
frankly ill let all you kiddies act like retards
I mean yeah you sound real mature
whoo I was about to take you seriously until this doozy came out. Ok now we know that you claim to have two awesome PCs and that you have been playing games for decades.
You keep asking if any of us were impressed, I can honestly say I am not impressed one bit.
Posted 28 November 2005 - 07:35 AM
Sounds to me like the only person your tryin to convince is yourself!
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I have dial up internet i just wanna know how to get an internet connection on my wii
I am not sure. But i beleave you will need to buy an Adaptor.
http://wii.ign.com/articles/738/738362p1.html (Scroll Down)
It seems like all you do it hook it up to your Wii and then to the wall plug.
At the moment it seems like you can only import it. But if you search around i sure you can find one


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