I have about 3000 sq feet no worries here and it's paid off in full too :0008
Awesome, your ex wife must of had a great paying job......:shrug:
I have about 3000 sq feet no worries here and it's paid off in full too :0008
Awesome, your ex wife must of had a great paying job......:shrug:
she is a social worker :shrug:
I have about 3000 sq feet no worries here and it's paid off in full too :0008
I'll fuck you till you love me.
I wish you could see Wineguys house. His square footage would make your wife cream her pants and drop you faster than you pulling out of a Thai minor.
LMFAO......
I'm sure whinerguy has lots of square footage!!!
Maybe not square exactly though, more like pear shaped........
kneifl
Ginger, a Welsh Cob horse, was reported missing by owner Doctor Gerard Bingham on July 9 from the family stables.
But after making an appeal to the public for help in finding the horse, images were posted on social media of a horse lying dead in a field full of Ragwort, a plant poisonous to horses.
The dead horse was identified online as Ginger.
With the body of the horse believed to be Ginger, Facebook users were angered when they realised she may have died from the poison after grazing in a field.
According to local residents, her foal, Princess, was found close by and appeared to be distressed.
It is not yet known who is responsible for the horse?s death and an investigation is currently underway.
?A body of a horse was found - but it was too decomposed to establish the cause of death. Police and Animal Health are currently looking into this as well.?
The Bingham family appealed for help when Mr Bingham said he believed his Welsh cob had been stolen by thieves from the stables in Chantrey Court as part of an organised operation to sell horses for meat.
He said that he thought thieves had come to mark the animal and shave some hair from her face before returning to take her from the stables at a later date.
Ragwort is a yellow plant that begins to appear at the end of Autumn, flowering between May and October.
The plant causes irreparable damage and liver failure to horses.
?We have had one of their agents down and he has been very helpful and supportive.?
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hmmmm
a dead horsehead in a field
could it be.......
So damn original!!!!
c
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