fancifowl that sounds good. I wrote a bunch of people about this question since the forum is pretty much dead these days. Here is the response I got back: Generally game bird starter is not recommended for chickens. It is higher in protein than they optimally need, so they may grow very large faster than is good for them... or they can have a lot of extra energy which may cause them to have some aggression. If they have a very large space, they may be able to work off that extra energy. if their brooder is small, you may face some management problems. There is nothing inherently bad about feeding chickens game bird feed other than that possibility. When they begin to lay, though, it will be best to have them on layer mash or pellets because it will have enough calcium for a laying chicken's needs. Do you have any problems with aggression? What about hyper energy? Thanks

Here is the link for the Right Family's Christmas game. Here is a link that might be useful: The Right Family's Christmas

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The new Gameboy is called Nintendo DS and it comes out on Nov. 21. The DS stands for Dual Screen. It has better graphics and a stylus (pen) for drawing on the screen. It will play the Gameboy advanced as well as the DS games. The retail price will be $149. The graphics are supposed to be as good or better than on the Nintendo 64. You might also want to check, because I think there might be some way to connect the Gameboys and the Gamecube's to make them be able to use each others stuff. If you intend to get both a Gameboy and a larger one, this might make the Gamecube more appealing than the PS2.