Nope. Totally different court. [https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11342755/Female-high-school-volleyball-player-suffers-head-injury-transgender-girl-lobbed-ball.html]
Cattails are edible and are prepared and eaten like corn on the cob, but they need to be harvested when green. Back in the 70s I had a neighbor that was really into nature foods, Euell Gibbons and all that and I did eat some pretty interesting stuff.
#6: I'll always root for the bull. Get some good deep digs in!
#7: Having a sister is how girls learn to fight. These two will be seasoned scrappers in a few years. At least that's how it worked when the world was still sane, not sure about now.
#8: What a waste. When i was a kid, before BIC lighters were invented, we use to dry them punks, fire 'em up and use them to light the fuses on firecrackers
Rodeo clowns are heroes. I mean, it was epic to see Donny Gay ride Oscar, the entire Cow Palace booming with the yells and stomps and claps of the audience. Never will forget that one, but I've seen so many clowns equal or surpass that moment of true brilliance that it almost seems ordinary. Unless you've seen some of the utterly fantastic maneuvers of brahma bulls, maybe you don't quite get what courage and talent the clowns are applying right before your eyes. Kind of wonderful to get used to it, but also we should remember it. --nines
Kind of in the neighborhood. In May 2000 I interviewed Sammy Andrews the day after his bull Bodacious died. Funny thing. A man answered the phone when I called the Andrews ranch. I told him who I was and which paper I was with and that I wanted to talk about Bodacious. He said, “Sure. Glad to.” I asked for his name. “Sammy Andrews,” he said. Well, dang. This is like talking to Bodacious himself. Just before the end of the call, I don’t remember how the subject came up, Andrews said there was quite a bit of Bodacious in frozen storage. “There will be little Bodaciouses for a time to come,” he said.
Sammy Andrews is a legend in his own rights. I watched a video about Bodacious and Sammy was featured pretty heavily in it. He sounds exactly like somebody I'd like to sit around and drink with all night listening to his stories.
Wirecutter: A couple of other cowboys/cattle owners I met in Red River County I could listen to and talk with all day long – Jim Clark and James Munson. Jim’s family had been in Red River County since 1821, before there was a Texas. Munson arrived in the county in the 1980s, after a “disagreement with the Bureau of Land management in Wyoming” over grazing rights, he said. Clear-eyed men, sat straight in life as they did in a saddle. Truly the kind of men of whom it is said, “Your word is your bond.”
#5 They are going to need a bigger boat! WIN! #6 Rodeo clowns are no joke. see how he gets between the bull and the rider? On purpose? They are the true Badasses of the rodeo world.
# 4 Had an old cousin who used to slip on to our place to hunt squirrels. If they got into a hollow tree, he would "smoke them out" by grabbing a handful of sticks and lighting them so they would smoke as he held them inside the hollow of the tree. OK, he wasn't the only person I've seen do that, but he would let the tree catch fire and walk off. He never set a big woods fire, but it usually burned that tree out. That's been 50-60 years ago, and the two families still don't get along. Old USAF Guy
Is #9 the guy who broke the girl's face with that serve?
ReplyDeleteNope. Totally different court.
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I don’t think so. Pretty sure “it” was spiking a setup. Travesty they let “it” play against girls!!!
DeleteNo, that was a different event. Although this one was a hard serve, the floor would be more likely to cause a concussion than the ball.
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#4 idiot standing in the danger zone
ReplyDelete#8 Billy it tastes just like a hot dog on a stick
Billy won't be doing THAT again anytime soon.
Delete8) It is a wild corn dog. You like corn dogs don't ya?
DeleteI've heard parts of cat tails are edible, but apparently that part isn't.
Cattails are edible and are prepared and eaten like corn on the cob, but they need to be harvested when green.
DeleteBack in the 70s I had a neighbor that was really into nature foods, Euell Gibbons and all that and I did eat some pretty interesting stuff.
Vegan hot dogs taste about the same.
DeleteBilly learned one of life's lessons about being gullible
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What kind of sorcery is #10?
ReplyDeleteMagnetized.
DeleteProbably has a scale built in too
DeleteJerry
#5: Good thing there's video.
ReplyDelete#6: I'll always root for the bull. Get some good deep digs in!
#7: Having a sister is how girls learn to fight. These two will be seasoned scrappers in a few years. At least that's how it worked when the world was still sane, not sure about now.
#9: Pay attention!
#3- Mr. Border Collie says "Nothing's getting past me. NOTHING!"
ReplyDelete# 10 Magnets on both ends
ReplyDeleteMagnets catch the nails. The guy who figured that out probably got a raise
ReplyDeleteDoes it turn them all the same way?
ReplyDelete#4: Someone feed the tree Taco Bell grub?
ReplyDelete#8: What a waste. When i was a kid, before BIC lighters were invented, we use to dry them punks, fire 'em up and use them to light the fuses on firecrackers
#2 and what were you trying to get that dog to do?
ReplyDeleteRodeo clowns are heroes. I mean, it was epic to see Donny Gay ride Oscar, the entire Cow Palace booming with the yells and stomps and claps of the audience. Never will forget that one, but I've seen so many clowns equal or surpass that moment of true brilliance that it almost seems ordinary. Unless you've seen some of the utterly fantastic maneuvers of brahma bulls, maybe you don't quite get what courage and talent the clowns are applying right before your eyes. Kind of wonderful to get used to it, but also we should remember it.
ReplyDelete--nines
Balls the size of church bells. It's absolutely amazing to see the things they do to protect the riders.
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Fun Fact: Besides being a rodeo rider, Slim Pickens was also a highly respected rodeo clown.
Delete#2 - that dog smells the fish... ughhh.
ReplyDelete#10 - That's pretty smukin' fart!
ReplyDeleteKind of in the neighborhood. In May 2000 I interviewed Sammy Andrews the day after his bull Bodacious died. Funny thing. A man answered the phone when I called the Andrews ranch. I told him who I was and which paper I was with and that I wanted to talk about Bodacious. He said, “Sure. Glad to.” I asked for his name. “Sammy Andrews,” he said. Well, dang. This is like talking to Bodacious himself. Just before the end of the call, I don’t remember how the subject came up, Andrews said there was quite a bit of Bodacious in frozen storage. “There will be little Bodaciouses for a time to come,” he said.
ReplyDeleteSammy Andrews is a legend in his own rights. I watched a video about Bodacious and Sammy was featured pretty heavily in it. He sounds exactly like somebody I'd like to sit around and drink with all night listening to his stories.
DeleteI can only imagine what each AI straw he has is worth. I would imagine it will make for a very comfy retirement.
DeleteBTW, Cotten Rosser of the Flying U Rodeo recently passed away at 93 at his home in Marysville, CA. He was a local legend.
Wirecutter: A couple of other cowboys/cattle owners I met in Red River County I could listen to and talk with all day long – Jim Clark and James Munson. Jim’s family had been in Red River County since 1821, before there was a Texas. Munson arrived in the county in the 1980s, after a “disagreement with the Bureau of Land management in Wyoming” over grazing rights, he said. Clear-eyed men, sat straight in life as they did in a saddle. Truly the kind of men of whom it is said, “Your word is your bond.”
DeleteMen like that built this country.
Delete#5 They are going to need a bigger boat! WIN!
ReplyDelete#6 Rodeo clowns are no joke. see how he gets between the bull and the rider? On purpose? They are the true Badasses of the rodeo world.
#6…… Judges scores:......
ReplyDelete9.9...10.0...9.8...10.0.& 9.9.....
#2 hasn't had that tough of a time keeping her panties on since high school.
ReplyDeleteSo who wants to pick a fight with a rodeo clown.
ReplyDelete# 4 Had an old cousin who used to slip on to our place to hunt squirrels. If they got into a hollow tree, he would "smoke them out" by grabbing a handful of sticks and lighting them so they would smoke as he held them inside the hollow of the tree. OK, he wasn't the only person I've seen do that, but he would let the tree catch fire and walk off. He never set a big woods fire, but it usually burned that tree out. That's been 50-60 years ago, and the two families still don't get along. Old USAF Guy
ReplyDelete#2 - teaching the dog what to do when at the beach.
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