I did something very similar to that off of a hay stack, with a hay hook in each hand. I landed on my feet on the running board of a quad. I was completely uninjured and spent the rest of that day repeating "Thank you Lord" over and over.
#3 --In general I don't care for cats , and not withstanding what the kid was doing -- any cat that would attack my kid like that, would be on the menu at the local Asian restaurant the next day. #10 -- when I was a kid, my father had a German Short Hair Pointer hunting dog, that could leap tall fences --albeit from a running start. A real Houdini --after he'd escape the yard, it was my job to go find him.
#1. I ain't never been that drunk. #3. Fuck with a cat, that's what you get. Oftentimes a cat will keep its claws in and just give a warning. Second time, maybe not.
10 - dog does a good job with that propeller tail.
ReplyDelete#4, I meant to do that.
ReplyDeleteI did something very similar to that off of a hay stack, with a hay hook in each hand. I landed on my feet on the running board of a quad. I was completely uninjured and spent the rest of that day repeating "Thank you Lord" over and over.
Delete#6, all I can think is 'lucky duck'. Lacking in some fundamental survival instincts (like a large percentage of today's US population), but lucky.
ReplyDelete#9, I'm in awe. I would have completely bloody fingers trying something like that.
#8 Duck Scritches Sqwack
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many times #9 sliced his hand good.
ReplyDelete#9 looks like a good way to lose a finger or two!
ReplyDeleteNice tail spin landing
ReplyDeletePunk kid in #3 just got a lesson in why it's smart to "be kind to animals".
ReplyDelete#10 Never underestimate a determined saluki
ReplyDelete#3 --In general I don't care for cats , and not withstanding what the kid was doing -- any cat that would attack my kid like that, would be on the menu at the local Asian restaurant the next day.
ReplyDelete#10 -- when I was a kid, my father had a German Short Hair Pointer hunting dog, that could leap tall fences --albeit from a running start. A real Houdini --after he'd escape the yard, it was my job to go find him.
That cat didn't hurt the child at all. Just slapped the little shit. Good cat. Dang good cat. So there china-man.
DeleteThat kid had what was coming to him.
Delete#10. Aw hell boy, hold my beer, and lemme show how to do it. =)
ReplyDelete#4 - Bet you can't do that again.
ReplyDelete#6 - Let's you and him fight.
#3, the kid had it coming. Life lessons must be taught.
ReplyDelete#3 fucked around and found out....
ReplyDelete#1. I ain't never been that drunk.
ReplyDelete#3. Fuck with a cat, that's what you get. Oftentimes a cat will keep its claws in and just give a warning. Second time, maybe not.
Give the guy in #7 a trials motorcycle and he’ll show how he can ride up things you would need ropes to climb!
ReplyDeleteThat you, Ken?
DeleteNot hardly, I never was that coordinated or balanced.
DeleteOkay, I have to ask....#2, olives,golf balls,mentos?
ReplyDeletePistachios.
DeleteThanks
Delete#5. Yeah, there's always one.
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