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That's because they saw them too and said, "Fuck this - I'm outta here!!!".Saw dogs on spits through the restaurant windows. None on the streets.
... https://www.quora.com/Would-you-eat-bacon-if-it-came-from-puppiesPuppy bacon. Mmmnnn, yummy.
Ruh roh...That moment when you punch your singer and quit the band. Wtf did I just do. Well let's see them get along with all his talent and none of the equipment or drums I brought. Fuck
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Why punch when you have 2 sticks to put in an uncomfortable place?That moment when you punch your singer and quit the band. Wtf did I just do. Well let's see them get along with all his talent and none of the equipment or drums I brought. Fuck
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Damn neighbor. Wanna choke him. How you gonna invite my dog over to play for 5 years, now you have a female dog and I'm supposed to keep my dog away cuz your too fucking sorry to fix yours.
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It was faster I guess. LolWhy punch when you have 2 sticks to put in an uncomfortable place?
It was faster I guess. Lol
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Had a similar incident. We live in the rural area of the county here. There is no leash law, nor even a law saying you need to tie out, pen up dogs in the county. Now, go into the city the dog warden can suggest you use leashes, pen dogs. The police can then fine you if you don't, can understand that fine.
Neighbors where we lived before had chickens they let out into a wire fenced in are adjacent to the back side of a barn. The chickens went into the barn at night. Well the neighbor hadn't put fencing horizontally over the top. Chickens could and obviously did climb/fly out. We live in WV, bears, mountain lions, foxes, possum, raccoons, snakes, skunks, weasels, coyotes all around in the rural areas.
I told the neighbor if our dogs bothered his chickens, or even his pig we would gladly make amends. Our dogs enjoyed the bottom, playing in the creek, and yes pooping in the road. They slept outside by the door into our house. They were born dead of Winter in the cold right around there.
They were all up on rabies shots and a few other vaccinations, had their county tags inside. We had a little trouble in wrangling them into collars. They were simply big old kid dogs. But they did listen for the most part to us. We tell them get to their door and they would come/go home.
And also, WV, home of suicide deer that attack passing pickups, cars, even big rigs. This bears mention due to not realizing dogs were such herbivores. So, I find our dogs walking to us with dead chickens. I don't know if the dog/s got one or something left one to be found. Didn't matter, being fair I took the carcass over and asked what I owed, did so twice without knowing for sure if our dogs were at fault or not. Twice I was told to not worry about it.
So, I figured after that I wouldn't worry about it. Well the sheriff was called and a big rigmarole blew up. They took two of our dogs to the pound. We had to go to the magistrate for a hearing. Our dogs had frightened his wife who was pregnant, the pig what come onto land first and the dogs were simply saying hello to as dogs do, *sniff, sniff*. They tore up their garden which the neighbors had turned into some kind of high dollar produce operation, pooped in their garden too.
We moved in part due to that, as well as in part of needing our lives to be lived and not her sister's. I was real close one night to laying out in the bottom, catching him drunk and me with a blade. My wife had a very keen sense of that as well. She worked some networking magic, found the dogs a place to get adopted out to good homes. I miss them but am glad they got good homes. We're now in an apartment about ten mile away from her sister and the neighbor. All in, life is a bit better. There's lots of less stress now.
And none of the stress was from the dogs, really. They were dogs being dogs, country dogs that had a modest range to 'run'. Yes, I understanding pooping in the road might have been a nuisance, fine maybe write up a ticket for it or a warning to attend it or be fined. Nah, had to go have a hearing.
It was people being assholes to be assholes and looking to get something for nothing. Sadly I guess they thought us poor Appalachian folk could get a nickel squeezed out of us. *shaking my head* We got by but that was about it, sometimes by the hardest. What did they think they'd get? Well, I thought on it and figured it, they wanted more of her dad's land. They had bought a corner from her granddad see, and they figured stir shit and get more land.
So Mr. Man shows up at my front door one day, says he lives down front (between us and the main road) and my dog is bothering his chickens. We had already tried coaxing the dog back a bunch of times, but she was on to us and wasn't having any of it. I told the man, I can't catch her to pen her back up again. He says, well, if I see her bothering my chickens again, I'm gon' take care of it. I said, there's nothing I can say about that. So he did. I'm absolutely as certain as I can be that he shot and killed my dog, and probably took her to the dump after that, or left her down in the woods somewhere.
We live in the rural area of the county here. There is no leash law, nor even a law saying you need to tie out, pen up dogs in the county. Now, go into the city the dog warden can suggest you use leashes, pen dogs. The police can then fine you if you don't, can understand that fine.
Neighbors where we lived before had chickens they let out into a wire fenced in are adjacent to the back side of a barn. The chickens went into the barn at night. Well the neighbor hadn't put fencing horizontally over the top. Chickens could and obviously did climb/fly out. We live in WV, bears, mountain lions, foxes, possum, raccoons, snakes, skunks, weasels, coyotes all around in the rural areas.
I told the neighbor if our dogs bothered his chickens, or even his pig we would gladly make amends. Our dogs enjoyed the bottom, playing in the creek, and yes pooping in the road. They slept outside by the door into our house. They were born dead of Winter in the cold right around there.
They were all up on rabies shots and a few other vaccinations, had their county tags inside. We had a little trouble in wrangling them into collars. They were simply big old kid dogs. But they did listen for the most part to us. We tell them get to their door and they would come/go home.
Well the sheriff was called and a big rigmarole blew up. They took two of our dogs to the pound. We had to go to the magistrate for a hearing. Our dogs had frightened his wife who was pregnant, the pig what come onto land first and the dogs were simply saying hello to as dogs do, *sniff, sniff*. They tore up their garden which the neighbors had turned into some kind of high dollar produce operation, pooped in their garden too.
.....I was real close one night to laying out in the bottom, catching him drunk and me with a blade. My wife had a very keen sense of that as well. She worked some networking magic, found the dogs a place to get adopted out to good homes. I miss them but am glad they got good homes. We're now in an apartment about ten mile away from her sister and the neighbor. All in, life is a bit better. There's lots of less stress now.
And none of the stress was from the dogs, really. They were dogs being dogs, country dogs that had a modest range to 'run'. Yes, I understanding pooping in the road might have been a nuisance, fine maybe write up a ticket for it or a warning to attend it or be fined. Nah, had to go have a hearing.
It was people being assholes to be assholes and looking to get something for nothing. Sadly I guess they thought us poor Appalachian folk could get a nickel squeezed out of us. *shaking my head* We got by but that was about it, sometimes by the hardest. What did they think they'd get? Well, I thought on it and figured it, they wanted more of her dad's land. They had bought a corner from her granddad see, and they figured stir shit and get more land.
Had a similar incident. We live in the rural area of the county here. There is no leash law, nor even a law saying you need to tie out, pen up dogs in the county. Now, go into the city the dog warden can suggest you use leashes, pen dogs. The police can then fine you if you don't, can understand that fine.
Neighbors where we lived before had chickens they let out into a wire fenced in are adjacent to the back side of a barn. The chickens went into the barn at night. Well the neighbor hadn't put fencing horizontally over the top. Chickens could and obviously did climb/fly out. We live in WV, bears, mountain lions, foxes, possum, raccoons, snakes, skunks, weasels, coyotes all around in the rural areas.
I told the neighbor if our dogs bothered his chickens, or even his pig we would gladly make amends. Our dogs enjoyed the bottom, playing in the creek, and yes pooping in the road. They slept outside by the door into our house. They were born dead of Winter in the cold right around there.
They were all up on rabies shots and a few other vaccinations, had their county tags inside. We had a little trouble in wrangling them into collars. They were simply big old kid dogs. But they did listen for the most part to us. We tell them get to their door and they would come/go home.
And also, WV, home of suicide deer that attack passing pickups, cars, even big rigs. This bears mention due to not realizing dogs were such herbivores. So, I find our dogs walking to us with dead chickens. I don't know if the dog/s got one or something left one to be found. Didn't matter, being fair I took the carcass over and asked what I owed, did so twice without knowing for sure if our dogs were at fault or not. Twice I was told to not worry about it.
So, I figured after that I wouldn't worry about it. Well the sheriff was called and a big rigmarole blew up. They took two of our dogs to the pound. We had to go to the magistrate for a hearing. Our dogs had frightened his wife who was pregnant, the pig what come onto land first and the dogs were simply saying hello to as dogs do, *sniff, sniff*. They tore up their garden which the neighbors had turned into some kind of high dollar produce operation, pooped in their garden too.
We moved in part due to that, as well as in part of needing our lives to be lived and not her sister's. I was real close one night to laying out in the bottom, catching him drunk and me with a blade. My wife had a very keen sense of that as well. She worked some networking magic, found the dogs a place to get adopted out to good homes. I miss them but am glad they got good homes. We're now in an apartment about ten mile away from her sister and the neighbor. All in, life is a bit better. There's lots of less stress now.
And none of the stress was from the dogs, really. They were dogs being dogs, country dogs that had a modest range to 'run'. Yes, I understanding pooping in the road might have been a nuisance, fine maybe write up a ticket for it or a warning to attend it or be fined. Nah, had to go have a hearing.
It was people being assholes to be assholes and looking to get something for nothing. Sadly I guess they thought us poor Appalachian folk could get a nickel squeezed out of us. *shaking my head* We got by but that was about it, sometimes by the hardest. What did they think they'd get? Well, I thought on it and figured it, they wanted more of her dad's land. They had bought a corner from her granddad see, and they figured stir shit and get more land.
I disagree that your dogs should be allowed to roam onto others' property scare his wife and kill their livestock.
I am absolutely stunned at your unapologetic attitude about it.
You are the very definition of the irresponsible dog owner and horrible neighbor.
AND YOU WERE MULLING OVER KILLING HIM by cutting his throat while he was drunk???
Are you outta your fucking mind??? Fuck you and your 'I'm a victim' bullshit!
My gawd please don't ever move near me.
My sincerest compliments and gratitude to your wife for finding new homes for the dogs
that you were unmotivated to train or control and never should've owned in the first place.
My best advice is never lose that woman.
.
Kung fu panda is a fun movie, sometimes we all got to be kids again you know....
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SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!
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We Getting ready for another worst season partyCLEVELAND PICKS THE DUDE FROM OKLAHOMA
ANOTHER LOSING SEASON... that guy SUCK!
VEGAN I AM!
We Getting ready for another worst season party
Hahaha!!! The nice part of being a transplant is that i bleed black gold for life! - NOLA and the SAINTSSORRY BUDDY
VEGAN I AM!
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Yes, fuck you eBay seller for taking three damn weeks to get $5 worth of coils to me and then bitching when I leave your ass negative feedback.
You list your location as "Orlando Florida," but your damn package comes from freakin China. Sonuvabitch. Of course I already knew it when it took so damn long.
To add insult to injury, (1) you overcharge like hell for these 10 damn pre-built coils. I got 50 for twice the price I paid your ass for 10. and then (2) you moan to eBay and ask me to retract my negative feedback because (you say) you've given me a refund and thus furnished the merchandise to me at no charge. Are you fucking kiddin' me? There is no damn refund, and HELL NO I won't retract my feedback.
Sonuvabitch. I only paid your price for the damn coils because I thought I'd get them QUICK.
VU members take note: eBay sellers are beginning to refuse to disclose international sources of items. They want you to think an item is coming from inside the US, and you won't know it isn't unless you look at their actual user profile, until it takes 3 or 4 weeks to get something that's supposed to be coming from two states away. DISHONEST. MISREPRESENTATION. Bunch of damn crooks.
THIS IS THE WORST STIFF FUCKING NECK!
OH MY FUCKING GAWD!
Ouch! VAPING hurts!!!!!
VEGAN I AM!