Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)
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Won’t have to worry about the saw binding up as he nears finishing the cut.
Still parts of the bayou looked like this when I grew up. Now, 60 years later, its all built up, more like a long, narrow lake
to me it looks armor plated and rolls up in a ball and plays in the mud like a pig
It's a scientific fact. People that live north of the 44 degree line of latitude do not have any nose hairs. They freeze off when they are little and never grow back.
I do not like lettuce or tomatoes on a burger (love salad) and it destroys me when a restaurant brings my bun out tainted with the plants
Keep your worthless, left facing face facing left, Crazyornia is beckoning you
Bandit is coming along. Really growing…but tomorrow is his not so “big” day. Off to the vets we go.
In case y’all forgot. 2 pounds, starving and totally wrapped up in parasites
My Jack has been gone a while, over a year. I still miss him so hard.
Hug your pets people.
Hug your pets people.
That’s in Oregon City. Restaurant is pretty good there. Good views of the Willamette River.
It doesn’t say much for my character, but I haven’t been able to love a dog since losing the dog of my childhood. Got her when I was 5, lost her when I was 19.
I’ve liked other pets, but I haven’t loved other pets.
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In my world, there are no pets. There are animals that I know, love and appreciate, but they have a job to do and a purpose to be.
Cats, rid the area of vermin. Good cats do a good job. Warpaint is excellent at this task. She is known and appreciated all over the neighborhood. When we had our farm, we kept several. Now, we have Warpaint.
Dogs assist in security. Not just securing from two legged snakes, but from all threats that walk or crawl on this earth. When we had our farm we depended on them heavily and our half Lab, Bear, kept everything at bay, including coyotes and two legged coyotes as well. Loosing Bear to old age was a serious loss, that we never were able to fully replace.
The cows, hogs and goats all provide food and income. And the all expensive horses. When we trained and exhibited show horses, the horses had a job. That job was to win horse shows, which would draw attention to our training stables and bring us business. The best we ever had was a little mare, "Fashion's Flirt." Little Flirt, won her class in shows in four states. She was the core of our business. And that brings us to Bandit.
Bandit was not wanted, but he was dropped into our lap (in the middle of a bike ride no less) and we could not leave him on the side of the road, starving and probably soon to be taken by a predator. His purpose as best can be determined was for Brenda, who wanted a lap dog but a.) we never found one and b.) every time we would want one, something else got dropped on us. So now we have Bandit and he is a mess, but the most lovable mess one could ever imagine.
No we don't have pets, but we do have valued companions. Companions; in life and I pray, they will be with us in the thereafter. (somebody's got to help St. Peter keep the riff-raff out of Heaven)
Cats, rid the area of vermin. Good cats do a good job. Warpaint is excellent at this task. She is known and appreciated all over the neighborhood. When we had our farm, we kept several. Now, we have Warpaint.
Dogs assist in security. Not just securing from two legged snakes, but from all threats that walk or crawl on this earth. When we had our farm we depended on them heavily and our half Lab, Bear, kept everything at bay, including coyotes and two legged coyotes as well. Loosing Bear to old age was a serious loss, that we never were able to fully replace.
The cows, hogs and goats all provide food and income. And the all expensive horses. When we trained and exhibited show horses, the horses had a job. That job was to win horse shows, which would draw attention to our training stables and bring us business. The best we ever had was a little mare, "Fashion's Flirt." Little Flirt, won her class in shows in four states. She was the core of our business. And that brings us to Bandit.
Bandit was not wanted, but he was dropped into our lap (in the middle of a bike ride no less) and we could not leave him on the side of the road, starving and probably soon to be taken by a predator. His purpose as best can be determined was for Brenda, who wanted a lap dog but a.) we never found one and b.) every time we would want one, something else got dropped on us. So now we have Bandit and he is a mess, but the most lovable mess one could ever imagine.
No we don't have pets, but we do have valued companions. Companions; in life and I pray, they will be with us in the thereafter. (somebody's got to help St. Peter keep the riff-raff out of Heaven)
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10 month old Barrie crashed out and 4 years and 8 month old Snow. got Barrie after my late fathers dog Johnny had to be put to sleep due to his back legs going on him, he was 14 or 15 years old as a guess. He passed last year 2 1/2 weeks before my father. Snow was a year in the pic with Johnny. Had a lot of dogs but these Maremma's are something else. Johnny was a Maremma cross, have no idea what the cross was.
Well another hurricane remnant coming right over us tonight. Last one did too, directly through my county 
we’re a tropical storm magnet it seems.
Forecast is 2-4“ rain and 40mph gusts.
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we’re a tropical storm magnet it seems.Forecast is 2-4“ rain and 40mph gusts.
🌪️Lost my Maggie at age 16. Had a couple I "liked, " but not the same. Doglesss for about 40 years when the wife (I believe suffering empty nest syndrome) wanted a dog. I was adamant I did not want a dog. We finally compromised and got a dog.
Fast forward three years and I can't imagine the house without him.
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Well another hurricane remnant coming right over us tonight. Last one did too, directly through my county
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Forecast is 2-4“ rain and 40mph gusts.
Supposed to rearrange our yard later this morning. Not expecting as rough as Ian. The county has barely made a dent in debris pickup so I expect to pick up Ian debris...again.
