Fred and Tom are out riding the range, checking the cattle. They come upon a sheep with it's head stuck in a barb-wired fence. Fred yells out wahoo! and jumps of his horse and drops his pants. Next thing you know, he's fornicating furiously with the stuck sheep. Tom goes WTH man? Fred looks up and says don't worry, you're next. Tom say ok, but do I have to stick my head in the barb-wired fence?
Well done. It's called being a rufus. Helping any living being in need. It comes back to you too in a positive way. Karma, it's not just a funny word. Ohio Guy
Fred and Tom are out riding the range, checking the cattle. They come upon a sheep with it's head stuck in a barb-wired fence. Fred yells out wahoo! and jumps of his horse and drops his pants. Next thing you know, he's fornicating furiously with the stuck sheep. Tom goes WTH man? Fred looks up and says don't worry, you're next. Tom say ok, but do I have to stick my head in the barb-wired fence?
ReplyDeleteOk, good deed done. Now how about the fence post and wiring you just demolished? Has it crossed your mind now other animals are free to escape?
ReplyDeleteIf they had those heavy duty wire cutters with them, they're probably employees of the ranch or park and have the other fencing materials with them.
DeleteFish, you're the kind of guy who would find a bag with a million bucks and bitch about it being heavy.
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ReplyDeleteLOL. Well someone had to record it
DeleteWell done. It's called being a rufus. Helping any living being in need. It comes back to you too in a positive way. Karma, it's not just a funny word. Ohio Guy
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell is a 4 foot barbwire fence being used surrounding giant creatures like that.
ReplyDeleteBear Claw. They’re giraffes, not gazelles. I’m pretty sure they’re not good jumpers
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