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Man, when you've seen both cattle and sheep that need "help" giving birth to offspring, some that have had extra complications, and then had to be the "help" that got said offspring out... you have anything but a "passion" for things coming out of that general area. I just post that gif to gross you folks out.
Yeah, that wasn't funny, more of a why would you put your kid on the front of a mattress and shove it down the steps thing.. everyone knows if you're gonna shove your kids off the steps on a mattress you have to put them on the back
Also, Guonion.
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Just cuz Ark is from NYC doesn't mean that's where they were hiking.....plus not that far from the Big Apple are some places and people that would make even hillbillies think twice about venturing into the woods on their own.....so don't just assume only YOUR state has hillbillies....
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Just cuz Ark is from NYC doesn't mean that's where they were hiking.....plus not that far from the Big Apple are some places and people that would make even hillbillies think twice about venturing into the woods on their own.....so don't just assume only YOUR state has hillbillies....
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Hope everyone's doing well! Been distracted by summer school, dang book lernin! But good news is I have a camping trip planned for the weekend. I went ahead and sent advance notice to the mosquitoes and they said they'd be waiting for me awful nice of them. Also last weekend I went and adopted a dog from the shelter that was in foster care. I can only guess she is half Labrador retriever, half pit. She is a very timid and kind puppy, just wants to sleep and cuddle. Already potty and crate trained. She absolutely loves the kiddos so that's good. However, within minutes of being home the cat kindly walked over to her, sweetly and gently got super close, then clawed the dogs face. He does not like the dog what so ever, and the poor puppy is scared to death of him even though she is 4+ times his size lol. It's funny cause this cat has never so much as hissed, swatted, or spat his entire life. Ridiculiusly nice and good cat. Dog comes around he wants to beat her up lol.
awful nice of them. Also last weekend I went and adopted a dog from the shelter that was in foster care. I can only guess she is half Labrador retriever, half pit. She is a very timid and kind puppy, just wants to sleep and cuddle. Already potty and crate trained. She absolutely loves the kiddos so that's good. However, within minutes of being home the cat kindly walked over to her, sweetly and gently got super close, then clawed the dogs face. He does not like the dog what so ever, and the poor puppy is scared to death of him even though she is 4+ times his size lol. It's funny cause this cat has never so much as hissed, swatted, or spat his entire life. Ridiculiusly nice and good cat. Dog comes around he wants to beat her up lol.
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If you've got some time, this visualization of WW2 deaths combined with the narration is definitely worthwhile...
http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat...ates_devastating.html?wpsrc=sh_all_mob_tw_top
http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat...ates_devastating.html?wpsrc=sh_all_mob_tw_top
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Hope everyone's doing well! Been distracted by summer school, dang book lernin! But good news is I have a camping trip planned for the weekend. I went ahead and sent advance notice to the mosquitoes and they said they'd be waiting for me
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snarkGreat video. Use to occasionally visit a veterans memorial as a kid that had bricks representing how many deaths in each war. IIRC each brick represented 100 deaths... Still... Lots of bricks.
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Man, when you've seen both cattle and sheep that need "help" giving birth to offspring, some that have had extra complications, and then had to be the "help" that got said offspring out... you have anything but a "passion" for things coming out of that general area. I just post that gif to gross you folks out.
HAHA... I missed this!!!
Bud.... Thats not working here
Things like that dont gross us out. The majority of us are grown. Have experienced life a bit more and seen quite a lot. A lot of us are married, good amount have our own children, which means our wives had to give birth to "offspring/s" and still the majority of us love what came out of that area... And still love that area as well.... (excluding maybe Granite hehe) Posting pictures of animal's butts shooting out people and taking dumps... Thats taking it to a whole new level. You dont look for these things without a curiosity for them. I think your masking your affection and confusion by making a joke of it. Maybe you should seek counseling to help you work your way through these troubling and emotional issues.
Or just ask James how he got through those moments when he was younger.
Snark to Nos, Mike, and James. Its all love 
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will have to take some better ones but for now here is a picture of her all sad cuddling her pig after being mistreated by the cat...
Cute pup! :thumbup: Sometimes it is best to stay away from those grumpy needle fingered ninjas.
I went down to visit my folks this weekend. They have an Australian Shepherd pup. The Aussie tries to tackle the cat like she does with Dad's Blue Heeler when they are playing.... It's only a matter of time before she gets a snoutful of claws.
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Thanks, yah its so odd cause this cat is so loving and sweet. My daughters squeezes and hugs him too much, she even put a dress on him without so much as a care in the world. Suddenly this dog shows up and he decides to give her the cold shoulder. I think it's one part jealousy cause I was petting the dog and not him, and one part the cat telling the dog. "Look at me, I'm in charge here..." Lol I'll wait till the dog gets a little more comfortable in her new home (only day 3) then I'll let them sort it out lol.
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If you're not in the Krew yet, what's keeping you? 1217 fighting knife contest here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ion-KREW-MEMBERS-ONLY?p=14862370#post14862370
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By sticking forks and knives in light sockets and wall outlets, of course. Doesn't everyone?
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Well, first post never wins anyways so i went ahead and threw out the easiest found historical fact to get the ball rolling...
If it were for a US Army Ka-Bar... I would have waited to better my odds. Hooah!
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By sticking forks and knives in light sockets and wall outlets, of course. Doesn't everyone?
Some. Normally only a fork or a knife, meaning singular, 1... Not multiples of each... Thats what makes you special
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HAHA... I missed this!!!
Bud.... Thats not working here
Posting pictures of animal's butts shooting out people and taking dumps... Thats taking it to a whole new level. You dont look for these things without a curiosity for them. I think your masking your affection and confusion by making a joke of it. Maybe you should seek counseling to help you work your way through these troubling and emotional issues.
Or just ask James how he got through those moments when he was younger.
Yes, but you have never had to help pull out a calf that, unbeknownst to you, had died and begun to get a wee bit "fragile." The vet who travels wasn't in that day, so we had to do it ourselves. It ended up coming out in a few pieces.
*shudder*
And that was just the most traumatizing experience, there have been many more... somewhat less... traumatizing ones too.
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Ewwwww Nos, I have seen that with a colt, but not a calf.....ewwwwwwww its disturbing to say the least, and I wasnt the one doing the removing even .
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Yeah, I wasn't doing all of it, dad was doing a major part, but I had to help a lot..
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