The Like and Get Likes Thread IV

The School was founded by by a Bavarian German called Bertha Trümpy an ancestor of Donald Trump

Bet you didn’t know that

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I miss my family and time in CA and the 1k acre working farm I spent my young summers on.


A close likeness to Prince.

A male version of Bonnie Same coloring.
And a 3rd Chestnut.

Never got tossed! Prince was smart for a horse, had a trick when you tried the cross the river, would pretend to trip and dunk his head and try to splash you! :laughing:

But past the river, you were part of the food chain. Black bear country so not that bad. And the horses knew it. Almost as good as dogs at detecting danger.

1 time yearly inspection of the property since most of it was forest. .303 British on point, 30/30 lever action 2nd, me with a birdshot shotgun 3rd. If it gets that close, shoot it in the face and just blind it.

It seems I’ve been dealing with ganking a lot longer than most of you? :thinking:

Edit; I forgot to add how they, as a team could just dig themselves into the ground if the load would not break free at 1st. Can’t find a vid for it, but horses won, sod failed.

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Imagine being a miner in real life but roleplaying as a Ganker in a video game. :thinking:

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That person should know the danger better than any player.

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Got to ride one of these majestic Arabian horses.. A mare with great lines. I have always loved horses from the time I was about six or seven. My parents knew a a family that bred and raced horses. They put me up on one. From that moment on I loved horses.

12 years later my first real job was on a race track as a groomer on the back side. It was one of the few times that I really enjoyed going into work. I loved the horses. Even the ones that wanted stomp on my foot or the ones that wanted to pin me to the side of the stall.

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Been there, done that!

Heartwarming to know someone else understands!

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I had the honor of riding a few hourses in my youth. I never got to care for them myself though. It would have been so nice to bond with at least one of them. I felt bad for the public horses since I couldn’t imagine the horses liking all of the pesky humans.

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And in the forest, waiting for you…Zaera

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The earth’s curvature in 2 pics for all you flat earthers.

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Had no idea there were windmill farms in the middle of the ocean.

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GI-HUN WON THE GAME.. “WE ARE NOT HORSES, WE ARE HUMANS. HUMANS ARE…”

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Not in the middle, but far from the coast. It’s pretty common since the wind is unobstructed. Also, when the wind generators fail and fly to pieces like they do, no one gets hurt.

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Not in the middle of the ocean, just some miles off the coast. North Sea I think.

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Cycled past one of those huge monstorsities right next to somebodies house in the country.

Not only will the noise drive everyone nuts inside the house, but when It fails apart, the house with everyone in it gets destroyed.

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No need for alarm. There are laborers whose job it is to rebuild, build and…and undestroy stuff and many of them are way too hot to ignore.

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Totally forgot that Squid Game was released today. I need to watch to see how it actually ends.

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Popping enemy bubbles like:

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