And finally: If Kali'd FEED those damn critters a lil more often, she wouldn't have to post these...
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Fri Nov-19-10 10:38 PM
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And finally: If Kali'd FEED those damn critters a lil more often, she wouldn't have to post these... |
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Edited on Fri Nov-19-10 10:41 PM by MiddleFingerMom
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Fri Nov-19-10 10:53 PM
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1. ok tomorrow I have to get a couple pictures |
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the bastids eat anything they can get of fthe vehicle - most often the wiring for the trailer and the windshield wiper blades, but door bumper strips and weather stripping around the windows if you leave those down
and don't even get me started on what that asshole Watson does to vehicles.
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I repeat NEVER....leave the truck windows down or the doors open when off-loading hay in either the horse pasture or the cow pasture. Evidently there is some mysterious livestock crack in the material used to upholster the seats with. :rofl: And yes, I know this from personal experience. Plus we used to have a horse that would kick my step-son's truck every chance he got. :D He often had to explain hoof prints to curious people.
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