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Originally Posted by DeeDubya

mmmmmmmmoooooooo

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That's what she said!

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Originally Posted by bugwrs

That has to be the funiest picture. Just thinking about it makes me laff.
I have some freinds that would do that for real.:smiley36::smiley36::smiley32::smiley32:

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Glad you enjoyed it. How about an intro?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by bugwrs

That has to be the funiest picture. Just thinking about it makes me laff.
I have some freinds that would do that for real.:smiley36::smiley36::smiley32::smiley32:

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Originally Posted by Shelby07

Glad you enjoyed it. How about an intro?

Thanks.

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And, those little red lines underneath some of your, ah, words? That means you're spelling's for shit. You're on your own for the grammar. Well, that's a lie. Keep it up and I'm sure someone will step up and help you out.

I doubt if you have friends who blow up their faces. So, what's all the leg-humping about?


ETA: Also, to everybody, I just want to be clear on the fact that not everyone in Texas has a stump-broke cow.

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Also, to everybody, I just want to be clear on the fact that not everyone in Texas has a stump-broke cow.

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Just helping them over the fence eh?

Hes got a stumpbroke steer

Lol, im lovin this forum more and more all time. However i do have one question. We have lots of cattle and I have never heard the term "stump broke" before. I would very much appreciate it if someone would enlighten me.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...&defid=1858490

I hear in Texas that cattle can hear a zipper at 100 yards on a clear night . . . Texas, where men are men, and cattle is nervous . . .