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[Okeefenokee]

Very funny.
http://www.fox13news.com/trending/242474019-story

At least those boys had the decency to stay in their rooms and leave their parents alone. Mine always comes and finds me.

[Speaker to Animals]

Very funny.
http://www.fox13news.com/trending/242474019-story

At least those boys had the decency to stay in their rooms and leave their parents alone. Mine always comes and finds me.

You don't set traps?

[Okeefenokee]

That the total extent of those boys being loose and unsupervised for hours was that they played with some pillows quietly in their room....

That's parenting on easy mode.

[Speaker to Animals]

Playa



https://twitter.com/garyalsmith/status/ ... 89/video/1

[Dand]

Thanks to De Officiis for sharing this great site in the past: https://jonathanturley.org/2017/03/19/g ... s-his-dog/

There is a highly disturbing case out of Idaho where a 14-year-old boy and his ellow Labrador retriever, Casey, were poisoned by a “cyanide bomb” planted by U.S. government. In a truly baffling act, the Wildlife Services of U.S. Department of Agriculture planted the device to kill coyotes, wolves, cougars, foxes and other animals considered nuisances for farmers and ranchers.

Canyon Mansfield, 14, was playing with Casey near their home when he touched what he thought looked like a sprinkler head. The device erupted and sprayed them with toxic cyanide gas. Casey died at the scene despite efforts by Canyon;’s father, a physician, to save the dog.

Why did anyone think it was a good idea to put mines in our woods?

[Speaker to Animals]

Thanks to De Officiis for sharing this great site in the past: https://jonathanturley.org/2017/03/19/g ... s-his-dog/

There is a highly disturbing case out of Idaho where a 14-year-old boy and his ellow Labrador retriever, Casey, were poisoned by a “cyanide bomb” planted by U.S. government. In a truly baffling act, the Wildlife Services of U.S. Department of Agriculture planted the device to kill coyotes, wolves, cougars, foxes and other animals considered nuisances for farmers and ranchers.

Canyon Mansfield, 14, was playing with Casey near their home when he touched what he thought looked like a sprinkler head. The device erupted and sprayed them with toxic cyanide gas. Casey died at the scene despite efforts by Canyon;’s father, a physician, to save the dog.

Why did anyone think it was a good idea to put mines in our woods?

What in the fuck?

Mandatory broken legs.

[C-Mag]

Thanks to De Officiis for sharing this great site in the past: https://jonathanturley.org/2017/03/19/g ... s-his-dog/

There is a highly disturbing case out of Idaho where a 14-year-old boy and his ellow Labrador retriever, Casey, were poisoned by a “cyanide bomb” planted by U.S. government. In a truly baffling act, the Wildlife Services of U.S. Department of Agriculture planted the device to kill coyotes, wolves, cougars, foxes and other animals considered nuisances for farmers and ranchers.

Canyon Mansfield, 14, was playing with Casey near their home when he touched what he thought looked like a sprinkler head. The device erupted and sprayed them with toxic cyanide gas. Casey died at the scene despite efforts by Canyon;’s father, a physician, to save the dog.

Why did anyone think it was a good idea to put mines in our woods?

What in the fuck?

Mandatory broken legs.

To be fair to the Government, it did say !PELIGRO!

[Speaker to Animals]

We have government employees who think it's a great idea to leave cyanide bombs for kids and pets to encounter, and there still exist people on the left who balk at the idea of draining this fucking swamp.

[Speaker to Animals]

Going to the zoo in India is actually awesome. Random dudes getting drunk and swimming over to the lion enclosure would be the best show in the world.

[de officiis]