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Hey Mojo, I live in an Audubon International Silver Signature Sanctuary which is on 2,400 acres. We have all sorts of wildlife here from Panthers, Bobcats, wild hogs, rattlesnakes, and of course alligators. And some very very large ones at that. We see them all the time you need to be mindful that they are around. Also a ca-zillion different types of birds with many Bald Eagles.
This is mating season for the alligators and they are very active moving from pond to pond looking for you know what. You can sometimes hear them at night making whoopie.
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Unfortunately, people are making health decisions based on the latest blog to instead of medical professionals.
We dealt with COVID. The next generation will deal with much worse.
It’s still here we didn’t deal with nothing. The Pres tried to deal with it but was attacked and called racist. Now we have millions of illegals let in and were never vaccinated. Why is that?
So, apparently it's not just NASCAR going around in circles.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/researchers-accidentally-discover-that-humans-prefer-to-turn-counterclockwise-180988939/[/URL]
So, apparently it's not just NASCAR going around in circles.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/researchers-accidentally-discover-that-humans-prefer-to-turn-counterclockwise-180988939/[/URL]
I wonder if a hooked tuna, or any other fish will swim predominantly counterclockwise when spiraling up?
I wonder if a hooked tuna, or any other fish will swim predominantly counterclockwise when spiraling up?
The article seemed to indicate that it's not common in nature, but they don't have any explanations about why humans tend to do it either.
So, apparently it's not just NASCAR going around in circles.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/researchers-accidentally-discover-that-humans-prefer-to-turn-counterclockwise-180988939/[/URL]
95% of the time I get a delivery they will look to the left exiting the Elevator, my Apt. is right of the Elevator so I’m always saying ‘down here’.
Go Grandpa! :oops:
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Go Grandpa! :oops:
[URL unfurl="true"]https://nypost.com/2026/06/23/us-news/85-year-old-florida-man-williams-bosworth-arrested-for-hitting-110-mph-in-street-race-against-corvette/[/URL]
Police confirm; the Corvette won.
Not from Floriduh...
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Sixty nine years old, and he's getting popped for stealing a lawnmower.
But wait, there's more.
The owner got it stuck in a ditch. Went to get a tow vehicle and a strap to pull it out.
Somehow the genius next door got it unstuck and drove it home. Left a butt-load of tracks and was clearly hiding it....
But wait, there's more!
The comments.
First one is about, "Now he has a felony record. Good luck getting a job."
He's sixty fheckin' nine years old! A career man, you say? :unsure:
Today, I spent my time chucking dog $#it off the lawn at my commercial building. Because a bunch of entitled, selfish $#its want the benefits of a pet, but none of the responsibilities.
I'm working on surveillance cameras to figure this out, but what do you want to bet, if I can put together concise video of these offences the PD will do nothing.
I cannot wait to close this business and get rid of this real estate obligation.
Humans suck.
There's no proof of election fraud....
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I'll bet dad had to have a safety certificate.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://torontosun.com/news/weird/boy-riding-jet-ski-stopped-florida-cops[/URL]
Good thing he had that EPIRB:
[URL unfurl="true"]https://longisland.news12.com/2026/07/01/captain-found-clinging-to-emergency-beacon-after-fishing-vessel-sinks-off-montauk/3RpHuMkyaaAokstPwUq6uK[/URL]
Bet he wished it was bigger.
This was a conversation we used to have at work, about how liable is a non-CDL driver for exceeding the ratings of their vehicle and trailer.
It's not uncommon. We had repaired a huge wood-chipper for a customer and they sent this young girl with an F-150 to pick it up. I guess it made it okay, but you usually see the chippers being pulled by at least a six-wheel truck.
My co-worker had a CDL and often questioned friends who towed race-car trailers with decent sized pickups, but still knowingly overloaded them.
Most of our conversations were about liability. Sure, DOT may bag them somewhere. And don't get me started on their BS, but there are bad actors.
What about the guy that buys a truck that's rated for 15K combined and puts a trailer on it and with the toolbox and cars and parts it's 17K? Most of the universe wouldn't notice, but what if there's a collision? Will insurance cover you? Will the cops actually weigh anything? Probably not if there's no fatalities. Does claiming ignorance buy a pass?
[URL unfurl="true"]https://cdllife.com/2026/california-cops-say-pickup-with-trailer-was-2000-pounds-overweight-driver-had-no-license/[/URL]
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