That "border bill" that the republicans shot down was $5.4 billion , out of that 220 million was goingbto go to the border. Fucking dumbass democrats...
It’s inborn. Remove the food item to avoid having it taken away by another more aggressive animal. In recovering skeletal remains in the woods we always searched for bones some distance away from the main portion of the body because furry critters will carry away smaller pieces early on.
I pretty much figured that was the reason, especially since they tend to snatch it away instead of taking it gently like they were trained. Not only that, but once they get it they move out smartly.
Nah, even that would have been paradise for my ancestors on the north German plain. Tenant farmer peasants hoping to have enough rye and potatoes that one or more of the kids didn't die off cold and starvation. No idea how they paid for boat fair, probably some banditry involved.
We had an old Norge refrigerator that we kept food in at my former employer. A coworker brought it from his deceased parents home. The air in our area of the shop was so bad from the melting of steel that you could see it when the sun shines through a window. Yet that old refrigerator, which was old when we got it, never stopped, until some idiot decided to defrost the freezer with a screw driver. My wife called me at work one night, saying the the fire department was just there, our 3 year old fridge had caught fire. Come to find out, the reason that our appliances no longer last is due to the government mandating "efficiency standards" to make sure that they didn't use too much electricity. I wonder how much electricity it takes to build 5 or 6 new appliances to replace the one old model that lasted for decades.
That "border bill" that the republicans shot down was $5.4 billion , out of that 220 million was goingbto go to the border. Fucking dumbass democrats...
ReplyDelete#17 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDelete#18 That dog looks like a sweet heart.
ReplyDelete#11:
ReplyDeleteThat's Brave Sir Robin.
No matter what I give him, or where, there is ONE place that is his "treat eating spot".
Every dog I've ever owned was the same way.
DeleteIt’s inborn. Remove the food item to avoid having it taken away by another more aggressive animal. In recovering skeletal remains in the woods we always searched for bones some distance away from the main portion of the body because furry critters will carry away smaller pieces early on.
DeleteI pretty much figured that was the reason, especially since they tend to snatch it away instead of taking it gently like they were trained. Not only that, but once they get it they move out smartly.
Delete#19: I spent nine years working in restaurants. That's pretty much exactly what most of my nightmares look like.
ReplyDelete#4 She's a great worker when she's sober
ReplyDelete#20 That's the baby's wallet
#20 If only half a america understood that.
ReplyDeleteHalf of America does know that.
DeleteIt's the other half that needs to wake up.
Nah, even that would have been paradise for my ancestors on the north German plain. Tenant farmer peasants hoping to have enough rye and potatoes that one or more of the kids didn't die off cold and starvation. No idea how they paid for boat fair, probably some banditry involved.
ReplyDeleteWe had an old Norge refrigerator that we kept food in at my former employer. A coworker brought it from his deceased parents home.
ReplyDeleteThe air in our area of the shop was so bad from the melting of steel that you could see it when the sun shines through a window. Yet that old refrigerator, which was old when we got it, never stopped, until some idiot decided to defrost the freezer with a screw driver.
My wife called me at work one night, saying the the fire department was just there, our 3 year old fridge had caught fire. Come to find out, the reason that our appliances no longer last is due to the government mandating "efficiency standards" to make sure that they didn't use too much electricity. I wonder how much electricity it takes to build 5 or 6 new appliances to replace the one old model that lasted for decades.