1 - Target fixation 2 - why can't I ever find a spot like that? 2 - women once they find out you have a good job and aren't vaxxed. 3 - Don't park where the snowplow can spray your car with slush. 4 - be careful! If you fell from there you might be crippl... oh, um, nevermind. 5 - it's like Frisbee, for men. 6 - was wondering how he was going to stop. I guess belly-flopping onto the asphalt at 30 mph would work. 7 - retriever, what did you expect? 8 - she's pretty good at handling balls. I volunteer. 9 - judging by the teeth, I'm going to guess that critter is from England and is ducking around in Amsterdam. 10 - (panicking in Hindi) Sanji! Open the front door of the 7-11!
That reminds me... do you know why Indian women have a dot on their forehead? If you marry one, you get to scratch it off to see if you won a convenience store or a motel.
Nutrias and capybaras are both large semi-aquatic rodents and both look like giant muskrats, but are not closely related to each other or to muskrats. Capybaras are two or three times the size of nutrias. If I knew how big the ducks were, I'd know which one this is...
Why would you comment without looking at the video? He's obviously delaying ever few feet. And why carry the chair? Again, obviously, to make it more difficult. and build strength. I feel like Mr. Obvious here, but damn! Bubbarust
#2. Used to do half-day boats out of Ensenada B.C. in the 60's and early 70's, $10 for live bait, poles and captain. The fish used to jump all around like that. After about two hours of catching fish we would be tired. Come back into port, and the locals would clean all the fish, and they'd get paid with about 1/2 the fish. Everybody ate well for practally nothing.
In Louisiana nutria cause extensive damage to wetlands, agricultural crops, and structural foundations such as dikes (not the ones in the French Quarter) and roads. Louisiana is paying a bounty of $6/nutria tail to hunters and trappers registered in the CNCP. The program season runs Nov 20 – Mar 31. A pest that came from South America (I can’t wait to see how many comments I get on this).
It's not nutria, but a relative. Nutria have distinctive orange teeth. Until about the 40's or 50's women in the northern states valued the fur for luxury coat collars...with no idea it was from an oversized rat. ~ mississloppigarro
looks like #10 had a bad day
ReplyDeleteCrushing, but likely smashing, too.
DeleteSo instead of jumping in to possibly prevent this guy from being injured or killed, the men on the side are taking videos instead- ???
DeleteLooks like any old day at Mumbai Groceries!
Delete#1 gotta let up to turn.
ReplyDelete#2 poles? Why not a net?
Or a catcher's mit.
DeleteYeah! Hell, a butterfly net...
Delete1 - Target fixation
Delete2 - why can't I ever find a spot like that?
2 - women once they find out you have a good job and aren't vaxxed.
3 - Don't park where the snowplow can spray your car with slush.
4 - be careful! If you fell from there you might be crippl... oh, um, nevermind.
5 - it's like Frisbee, for men.
6 - was wondering how he was going to stop. I guess belly-flopping onto the asphalt at 30 mph would work.
7 - retriever, what did you expect?
8 - she's pretty good at handling balls. I volunteer.
9 - judging by the teeth, I'm going to guess that critter is from England and is ducking around in Amsterdam.
10 - (panicking in Hindi) Sanji! Open the front door of the 7-11!
That reminds me... do you know why Indian women have a dot on their forehead?
If you marry one, you get to scratch it off to see if you won a convenience store or a motel.
OK Nuni....
DeleteWhy are beavers teeth so yellow and nasty. You'd think chomping on trees would make them sparkle.
ReplyDeleteThat's not a beaver. They have big flat tails. I believe that's a marmot.
DeleteI've never asked the ones here on the property, I just shoot 'em.
Delete- WDS
It's a Capybara
Delete#9 capybara, large S. American rodent
DeleteThat’s a nutria Kenny
DeleteTodd near Denver
Thanks, all. I wasn't sure what it was but I know it wasn't a beaver.
DeleteIt' a Capybara.
Deletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutria
Damn I was wrong ,capybara for sure. Looks similar to nutria
DeleteThat's not a beaver, Buckwheat....
DeleteI think it might be a Capybara.
Delete#9 In Fallout 4 that creature is called a mole-rat.
DeleteI think a Nutria and Capybara are actually the same rodent. Just different names
DeleteSorry, but you're all wrong. It's Adam Schiff.
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DeleteNutrias and capybaras are both large semi-aquatic rodents and both look like giant muskrats, but are not closely related to each other or to muskrats. Capybaras are two or three times the size of nutrias. If I knew how big the ducks were, I'd know which one this is...
Why would wheelchair dude climb WITH the added weight, and risk falling on the contraption and further injury? Showing off?
ReplyDeleteOr giving encouragement to others.
DeleteBecause he can.
DeleteI agree...why would he take that chance. One slip and he may never walk again.
DeleteHe's being belayed, he won't crash, only dangle a bit.
DeleteBecause he's one HARDCORE motherfucker. that's why.
DeleteWhy would you comment without looking at the video? He's obviously delaying ever few feet. And why carry the chair? Again,
Deleteobviously, to make it more difficult. and build strength. I feel like Mr. Obvious here, but damn!
Bubbarust
He will need the wheelchair on top of the cliff to get around.
Deletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capybara
ReplyDelete#2. Used to do half-day boats out of Ensenada B.C. in the 60's and early 70's, $10 for live bait, poles and captain. The fish used to jump all around like that. After about two hours of catching fish we would be tired. Come back into port, and the locals would clean all the fish, and they'd get paid with about 1/2 the fish. Everybody ate well for practally nothing.
ReplyDeleteCapybara, nutria, or marmot, it’s what’s for dinner around here.
ReplyDelete#10 - Shoes? What shoes.................
ReplyDeleteIn Louisiana nutria cause extensive damage to wetlands, agricultural crops, and structural foundations such as dikes (not the ones in the French Quarter) and roads. Louisiana is paying a bounty of $6/nutria tail to hunters and trappers registered in the CNCP. The program season runs Nov 20 – Mar 31. A pest that came from South America (I can’t wait to see how many comments I get on this).
ReplyDeleteIt's not nutria, but a relative. Nutria have distinctive orange teeth. Until about the 40's or 50's women in the northern states valued the fur for luxury coat collars...with no idea it was from an oversized rat.
Delete~ mississloppigarro
"Nutria have distinctive orange teeth." OK, that's a distinguishing feature that doesn't need a size reference. It must be a capybara.
Delete#9 is a ROUS; Rodent Of Unusual Size
ReplyDeleteUgly sob whatever he is. Shoot him in the head and feed him to the gators. Coonasses would probably eat him, ducks too.
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