Ouch!
You know that couldn't have felt good...
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posted by Hill Billy Rave | Wednesday, October 07, 2009
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Wednesday, October 07, 2009
You know that couldn't have felt good...
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4 Comments:
I think this is an object lesson of the cliche "what comes around, goes around."
Good for the horse. Oddly enough, Big A and I were just talking about branding on Sunday. It's a somewhat common practice in black fraternities to get the greek letters branded on their arm. I know a couple that have done that. I don't get it. All the unthinkable things they have had done to them in previous generations all come back around by them doing it to themselves.
Dadgum horse kicked 'em in the head . . . and it was square in the head too . . . and fast too! What happened to this guy . . . he enrolled in graduate school somewheres . . . no, he did not sign-up for infantry. I an no horse man, but this horse did what I was so afraid Big Red my 1600 pound mule would do to me somewhere in the middle of five acres of corn we plowed together years and years ago. It hurt to watch. Bill
Murf, oddly enough, I freeze branded two of my Dogs Sunday. Which, as apposed to hot branding is not so bad...I know, this opens up the freeze brand can of worms...
I've known some branded college kids. If you put enough young guys in a roo together, they will do something crazy. That's the botto line.
Sage, Bill, you know that hurt. Obviously for both of them. It was a fast horse though.
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