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Title: I surrender...this shall never be a current news and commetary forum
Source: Brian S
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Published: May 23, 2006
Author: Brian S
Post Date: 2006-05-23 01:02:21 by Brian S
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Views: 4353
Comments: 124

Try as I might over the last weeks, news and commentary is not relevant to this forum.

No problem here, every ship has its course/mission

Now mind you, this is not an opus as I may post a "earth swallowed by a busty lesbian" article as need warrants.

I thank all of you for the consideration and kindness afforded to me at this venue.

Take care and tamp the ground before you.

See ya around.

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#33. To: Brian S (#0)

Speaking for myself; I prefer to read the articles, digest them, and move on. I'll grant you articles posted at other forums may wind up with several hundred responses, but 90% of those responses are irrelevant fluff, or turn into pissing matches between people who need to get over themselves. Look at the one here the other day between AKA Stone and those lesbian witches...what a snoozer. If I want to hear people yelling and screaming at each other; I can go to a city council meeting when the school budget is being discussed. In that case, there is always the possibility that somebody's clothes might get ripped off. :-)

who knows what evil  posted on  2006-05-23   10:48:26 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Speaking for myself; I prefer to read the articles, digest them, and move on. I'll grant you articles posted at other forums may wind up with several hundred responses, but 90% of those responses are irrelevant fluff....

My persona exists in that netherworld of irrelevant fluff....

I'm so ashamed.

I wonder if Neil has thought about booting me, yet?

here's the Hello Kitty® Stratocaster® link again:

http://freedom4um.com/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=25643&Disp=10#C10

HOUNDDAWG  posted on  2006-05-23   11:10:43 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

LOL. I had forgotten THAT thread.....

rowdee  posted on  2006-05-23   12:24:22 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

LOL. I had forgotten THAT thread.....

Do you like kitties as much as you like horsies?

HOUNDDAWG  posted on  2006-05-23   12:30:59 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Not too crazy about pink kitties.........but I love cats, dogs, horses, and most other animals.

Right now I have a mustang and a cutting quarter horse living on my property. My 18-1.2 year old brother and sister cats died a couple of years back. Only have my 3-legged Border Collie, Luv, now.

rowdee  posted on  2006-05-23   12:57:53 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Right now I have a mustang and a cutting quarter horse living on my property. My 18-1.2 year old brother and sister cats died a couple of years back. Only have my 3-legged Border Collie, Luv, now.

Tell me more about the horses!

A mustang is what HILDAGO was, right? ;)

And, what's a cutting quarter horse?

(I ride mules, mostly! The Dupont Company supplies everyone in Delaware with free mules. Yep, I just go to the corner hitching post and grab any available mule and ride him to a post near my home! [wink] )

HOUNDDAWG  posted on  2006-05-23   13:12:38 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Who or what is HILDAGO?

This one's name is Wolf; his owner broke mustans for BLM; had a chance to get him, so he did. This is a horse worth knowing. Seriously. His owner uses him to move cattle, to check range conditions, etc. Last year, on one of the big outings, the ranch owner provided water for the riders....not Dom Perrione, but Wolf's Dad got PEACH flavored water. At one of the stops, he dismounted and opened his water bottle for a swig. Wolf turned to him with his lip quivering, so owner poured a tad in the palm of his hand; Wolf slurped it up; after a couple of times of that, and the ol' boy trying to get to the bottle top, the owner just stuck it in his mouth and poured it--like when they put a tube of worming med in their mouth.

Wolfer loved it. Owner makes sure they have a bottle of peach for all their trips!

The cutting horse is a registered quarter horse that is used for close in working with cattle, to separate an animal from the rest of the herd--something they do not like to do, that is, to be separated from the rest of the cattle. This horse is Hawk. And he's a hoot and a half, too. Get a rider in the saddle and he is fearless in working to split cows and calves.

And yet here, last year, there were 2 cows sharing the pasture. One was a late calver and the other had a calf with a broken leg. Anytime that calf would come near Hawk, he'd run like hell--scared of the baby!

Buck likes to use Wolf in the wild terrain out here. He's really a sure-footed animal and an extremely easy keeper. He will eat sage brush, weeds, whatever...not picky at all. We believe that comes from his being out on the desert range til he was captured, about 2 years old.

Hawk is usable out on the range, but he is more valuable with the ranch work he can do--like splitting cattle out to be worked on.

Before the place next door sold, my neighbors had mules. Good riding mules. The wife preferred riding the mules. They can be onery and contrary. When I had my sheep here, the neighbors put a hot line up over the top of the fencing to keep the mules from reaching over or thru the fence to grab the sheep.

rowdee  posted on  2006-05-23   13:33:47 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Who or what is HILDAGO?

HILDAGO is a film starring Viggo Mortensen and a horse.

And, the mules would grab the sheep?

Now, that's what I call authentic frontier gibberish! ;)

HOUNDDAWG  posted on  2006-05-23   15:20:07 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Now, that's what I call authentic frontier gibberish! ;)

Call it whatever you want. They have been known to pick sheep, basically lambs or yearlings, up by the wool/skin of their spines. And why would I know that.....because the neighbors were aware of it. Bonnie was a sheep producer from a long time back. She actually spent time in the 'wilderness' with sheepherder's wagon and dogs doing summer herding of BANDS of sheep....a band being 1500 ewes with babies.

Before I moved in here, I had a fencing guy come in with a crew and put up sheeptight fencing all around the place--to keep dogs and other critters out. Bonnie knew I was moving sheep in from them. And when the sheep actually arrived they started putting up the electric fencing. At the time, IIRC, they had 5 mules in their pasture which abutts to mine.

Wanna argue about horses biting? I can refer you to an article where they just put down a stallion for knocking the handler down, trying to maul her with his knees (7 broken ribs, punctured lung) and severe horse bites all over her back. And this was a horse 'under control'--not just running loose.

rowdee  posted on  2006-05-23   16:39:20 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

I can refer you to an article where they just put down a stallion for knocking the handler down, trying to maul her with his knees (7 broken ribs, punctured lung) and severe horse bites all over her back. And this was a horse 'under control'--not just running loose.

MadStudDisease? or just having one of those days?

:-)

Lod  posted on  2006-05-23   16:57:50 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

Nah..........it was at a breeding farm. He had just bred a mare and was being taken back to his stall. Another stallion on the premises apparently whinnied, in jealousy no doubt, and he went bonkers.

It was a productive son of Seattle Slew, the Triple Crown winner back in '77, IIRC! But the owners of the horse, after consulting with the breeder and vets decided it was simply too dangerous to have such a horse around.

It wasn't as though the breeder had no experience, either. She's been doing it for 16 years.

Stallions can be quite dangerous. They just had two up in NY state where one was being led to his private paddock and another stallion in the general vicinity let out a squeal. AP Jet whirled, knocking his attendant down, and he charged towards that stud, who broke through his fencing and the fight was on.

What stopped it was when Gold Token apparently hit a tree while on the chase or being chased. Killed him instantly and they don't know if AP Jet is out of the woods yet.

They have 55 gallon barrel sized drums of hormones and a teaspoon sized brain...but then that describes most males! :)

rowdee  posted on  2006-05-23   17:07:49 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

They have 55 gallon barrel sized drums of hormones and a teaspoon sized brain...but then that describes most males!

Stupid question, but with this sort of financial loss potential, why the heck are they not going the AI route?

Lod  posted on  2006-05-23   17:42:24 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

#87. To: lodwick (#75)

Some breeds of horses do artificial insemination. The thoroughbred industry forbids it. I would venture to guess it has something to do partly with the gambling aspect, but mainly keeping lineage straight. The prices being paid for these marvelous creatures and their usefulness as a stud have dictated that they now are doing dna matches on all of them.

Where you have one dipshit stud, there are tons of them that are real gentlemen. GEnerally at the breeding farms, the animal is taken to a specific barn that is only used for breeding. This seemingly ingrains in them that this is the only place such activity is allowed. They certainly don't just turn a stallion in with a mare. It is all veryyyyyyyyyy controlled.

A mare could kick and break a stud's leg, or put a real damaging kink in the penile sheath and penis. At the same time, a stud will oftentimes try to bite a mare's neck--and they have various ways of preventing this as they don't want the mare to get hurt either.

There is a horse here in the states, Storm Cat, whose stud fee is $500,000. Yes.....half a million dollars. And now that he is getting up there in age pretty much, they may even kick it up higher to reap big rewards the last couple of years.

rowdee  posted on  2006-05-23 20:47:00 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

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