When I was a kid..
When I was a kid..
You needed the water bags to drive to Las Vegas
Just in case
When I was a kid..
You needed the water bags to drive to Las Vegas
Just in case
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- Thread starter Bud Green
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DAAAYYYUMMNN, That's crazy.
Fuck it; I'd rather them eat cows than deer. More venison for me. Fuck the cows.
Dude,
I miss venison in the worst way! You're killing me!
I miss venison in the worst way! You're killing me!
that gets the wolves killed. i'd bet cows are a damn sight easier to run down for a wolf, though...
R
Robrites
I said to my self
I said
RobRoy
You can get rich AND famous
In the cat growing business
That's what I said
I sure did
Christ.
Cats go by the pound.
And that one
That one don't weigh too much.
I said
RobRoy
You can get rich AND famous
In the cat growing business
That's what I said
I sure did
Christ.
Cats go by the pound.
And that one
That one don't weigh too much.
originalOutkast
Member
If you see a bunch of people standing around a Pokemon hot spot
rockymountainJ
Active member
You try to hide pokemon from your kids cause your data won't fair well!!
rockymountainJ
Active member
Thats a fine pussy u got ther rob!!
I think that is great that you have wolves Rob, I wish I had them around me. In California we have " wildlife services", protecting the timber and cattle industry by shooting coyotes and cougars and bears, at least a couple hundred of each per year. If there were wolves to shoot they would be shot I'm sure.
Just read an interesting study by the University of Washington on how cougars could prevent car accidents by thinning deer herds. They estimated over a six year life span a cougar would kill 259 deer preventing eight collisions and saving 40k in associated costs. About 200 people die in car accidents with deer per year and 1.4 billion and associated costs.
Probably going to be a tough sell to introduce more cougars.
Last Thursday I saw a bear walking up our driveway at noon, real slow, totally silent, about 350-450lbs. Same day found a rattlesnake that got ran over by a logging truck in the same driveway. Only the second rattler in two years here, both about 16 inches long. That could have happened in town but it did not.
Going to a grocery store is an overwhelming experience due to the amount of people (read: zombie/sheep/primate hybrids) walking around making noise.
...and the bright ass flourescent lights, the reflective white floors, the off-white shelves.... uuuugghhh.
Shit is awful.
It's odd, a huge festival in a field with a ton of people, loud music, jam sessions late into the evening... a great fuckin' time! Grocery store.... uggghh...
...and the bright ass flourescent lights, the reflective white floors, the off-white shelves.... uuuugghhh.
Shit is awful.
It's odd, a huge festival in a field with a ton of people, loud music, jam sessions late into the evening... a great fuckin' time! Grocery store.... uggghh...
Snook
Still Learning
Incest!!!!
He looks like he's just dying for a hug
Be careful with whatever he's gotten into though. If s/he identifies your yard/trash as a food source, expect to have a new (not so friendly) neighbor moving in.
I don't know...at least Jane doesn't have to wear pant suits.Hillary, todays Jane Fonda.
Cute dog Mrs. Babba.
St. Phatty
Active member
I'm still trying to figure out what dragged a few of the small garbage bags from the kitchen (99.9% of food waste goes in the compost bucket) so all there is in the kitchen garbage is misc. wrappers etc.
Anyway, I guess it still smells good.
I use supermarket grocery bags as garbage bags.
Something smaller than a bear carried maybe 2 bags up the hill-side, and created sort of an art project, like one piece of garbage every 2 feet.
They're going to starve if they try and find food in my kitchen garbage. Looks like they gave up after 2 bags.
All the food that hasn't been eaten by chickens and a few stray cats is on top of the compost pile.
Anyway, I guess it still smells good.
I use supermarket grocery bags as garbage bags.
Something smaller than a bear carried maybe 2 bags up the hill-side, and created sort of an art project, like one piece of garbage every 2 feet.
They're going to starve if they try and find food in my kitchen garbage. Looks like they gave up after 2 bags.
All the food that hasn't been eaten by chickens and a few stray cats is on top of the compost pile.
