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the best wake up EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

jigs

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http://www.thatvideosite.com/video/2443


this video is the absolute funniest thing I have ever seen....... I want to do this to a couple guys I know!!!
 

Mrs.Greg

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:shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: You have some warped ideas Jigs

Oh and ya....a old boss of mine would look REAL good with that lipstick mark. :twisted:
 

katrina

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Jigs, You're a twisted little man...... And soon to be sporting a Husker t-shirt. Yessssssss..... You the man!!!!!!!!!
 
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katrina said:
And soon to be sporting a Husker t-shirt. Yessssssss..... You the man!!!!!!!!!

Your being awful easy on him, aren't you Katrina--I was in the hospital for a few days- watched the game- and figured when I came back to check this board it would be plastered with a huge Cornhusker post from you....Surprised last night when I checked the boards and (unless I missed it) found no place where you were giving him the NAAAAN-NAH NAN-NAAAAH's... :wink: :lol: :lol:
 

HAY MAKER

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Oldtimer said:
katrina said:
And soon to be sporting a Husker t-shirt. Yessssssss..... You the man!!!!!!!!!

Your being awful easy on him, aren't you Katrina--I was in the hospital for a few days- watched the game- and figured when I came back to check this board it would be plastered with a huge Cornhusker post from you....Surprised last night when I checked the boards and (unless I missed it) found no place where you were giving him the NAAAAN-NAH NAN-NAAAAH's... :wink: :lol: :lol:

Been wondering about you OT,anything serious ?............good luck
 

katrina

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Ot, I've been busy...... We went to that auction by Mobridge and working calves....... I also am sporting a real nasty cough for the last two weeks...
I've got jigs right where I want him...... It's going to be soooo hard for him to wear that husker t-shirt.... I'm savoring the moment......
What is Montana State doing?? Was it a fluke? I hope not.....
 
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katrina said:
Ot, I've been busy...... We went to that auction by Mobridge and working calves....... I also am sporting a real nasty cough for the last two weeks...
I've got jigs right where I want him...... It's going to be soooo hard for him to wear that husker t-shirt.... I'm savoring the moment......
What is Montana State doing?? Was it a fluke? I hope not.....

MSU won again and looked good-- so did the U of M Grizzlies- and even our local Glasgow Scotties beat Baker at our homecoming game...And the two kids that I wanted, both with ranch ties, won homecoming King and Queen....Only bad thing was I missed out on taking in the festivities... :?
 

jigs

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katrina said:
Ot, I've been busy...... We went to that auction by Mobridge and working calves....... I also am sporting a real nasty cough for the last two weeks...
I've got jigs right where I want him...... It's going to be soooo hard for him to wear that husker t-shirt.... I'm savoring the moment......
What is Montana State doing?? Was it a fluke? I hope not.....



you know, we might just kick TWO field goals against Nebraska!!! so watch out

I sat there in utter dis belief as I listened to the game.....but I loved the Cats during the 80's so this little skid is nothing.
 

katrina

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Jigs, You won't need therapy after the t-shirt thing will ya?? I don't want a life altering thingy.......
Good to hear Ot........ Things have a way of working out don't they....
 

jigs

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no, I am beyond the help of therapy !!!!

perhaps a geisha girl could ease my stress

you know they said we could NEVER beat big red.........but then we won 3 out of 4 ....

so there is a chance in hell we will win, so how do you look in purple????
 
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HAY MAKER said:
Been wondering about you OT,anything serious ?............good luck

Well- Shouldn't have really been- but I let it get that way...I ended up having emergency surgery on Sunday... Ended up with one of those war wound scars even the veterans won't show...Sister called me while in the hospital Monday and said it proved what she had always thought - I definitely am a "pain in the arse"... :twisted:

Started on Tuesday with what I thought was just another case of internal hemmorhoids- that I've had a couple times before- and that puts me flat off my feet...Insides ache all the way up to your navel....Well anyway Saturday morning my entire bottom systems shut down on me- wife hauled me to ER where the Doc originally diagnosed as prostratitis- drained 2500 ml off my blatter and admitted me for antibiotics...When by Sunday I had no relief- they had the surgeon check me and found out that both the Docs before (that diagnosed me with hemmorhoids and the one now that said it was a prostrate problem) were both wrong... I had a perianal abscess (actually two) and they did emergency surgery to drain them and fix them... Immediately relieved most of the pain- and immediately my temp started going back down and my blood count came back closer to regular- everything down below started working again :clap: :D .... Got out of the hospital yesterday afternoon and am almost back to normal-- altho I was planning to gather a pasture this weekend and the Doc said definitely no horseback or even 4 wheeler for 2 weeks....

Something everyone might want to heed is that the surgeon said that altho its not known what causes them- these abcess's are commoner than thought and many times misdiagnosed by the GP Docs for hemmorhoids or prostatitis, like I was previously- then they rupture, you get relief but they will likely return as there is nothing that will fix them without surgery...And I know many ranchers/farmers have hemmorhoids (or think they do) from all the sitting on saddles and tractor seats....
Good news is that I don't have internal hemmorhoids and probably never had them...
Bad news is that I'm going to be a little slow moving for preconditioning and won't be able to ride gathering the community pasture and trailing home this week- but the kids are all coming home tommorrow night and going to handle it for me.... :)
But the real bad news for you Haymaker is that this surgeon is from Texas- and she told me that while she was working there she saw about twice as many cases...As normal- everything is bigger in Texas :wink: :lol:
 

Faster horses

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Glad to hear you are up and about and feeling better, OT.
Now just take it easy, those kids will manage just fine.
Let them do it.

As for the Glasgow/Baker game, takes a good team to beat
Baker!!!! Congratulations...and the Glasgow coach is a Baker
boy, so I think he was really proud!!!
 
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Faster horses said:
Glad to hear you are up and about and feeling better, OT.
Now just take it easy, those kids will manage just fine.
Let them do it.

As for the Glasgow/Baker game, takes a good team to beat
Baker!!!! Congratulations...and the Glasgow coach is a Baker
boy, so I think he was really proud!!!

Thanks FH- I know the kids will do fine- they already told me to get out the way and to keep my mouth shut :???: :lol: ...

Glasgow is a real young team- lots of Juniors and some Sophomores starting, so could be a powerhouse in another year....Don't really know the new coach- but the defensive coach is the former head coach that is possibly the best defensive coach in Montana- reason they held Baker to no score...Would still be head coach if he'd of kept his nose out of the offensive coachs business and just handled the defense.......
 

Soapweed

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Sounds like a tough go, Oldtimer. Glad you are now on the upswing, and hope you continue getting better each day. As they say, old age is not for sissies. Keep on keepin' on.
 
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Soapweed said:
Sounds like a tough go, Oldtimer. Glad you are now on the upswing, and hope you continue getting better each day. As they say, old age is not for sissies. Keep on keepin' on.

Thanks Soap- I'm doing better every day-- went out and caught up the horses for the kids this morning- drove up and inspected a couple colts for a neighbor that sold them- just moving slow and trying not to hit any bumps in the road :wink:

Kids just called me and they have done great- located and sorted off everything out of the community pasture I need to move out of- have them in a holding pasture and will get them home tomorrow before the predicted weekend snowstorm...

Sounds like they had a challenging day as they had to ride 5 pastures to find them all- which was no surprise after our snowstorm a week & 1/2 ago had everybodies cattle mixed....They only had to leave one heifer that was 2 pastures away in with my buddies cows - she will have to come home with his when he gathers, since he said he's probably the one that got her in the wrong pasture anyway when he was trying to straighten everything out last week after the storm- he had about 250 head ended up in my pasture and had thought he might have gotten a couple of mine....Kids said they did him the favor back tho today and put a few more of his back where they belonged anyway.....
 

Faster horses

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OT, glad everything went well.

You had snow already? It was last year on Oct. 4th that we got
dumped on. What's gonna happen up there this weekend?
Looks like 50% chance of rain for us on Saturday, but to only
be in the high 20's Saturday night.

Sure is greening up here now.
 
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Faster horses said:
OT, glad everything went well.

You had snow already? It was last year on Oct. 4th that we got
dumped on. What's gonna happen up there this weekend?
Looks like 50% chance of rain for us on Saturday, but to only
be in the high 20's Saturday night.

Sure is greening up here now.

Yeah- About 2 weeks ago when we ended up with 1.5 inches of moisture- a lot of it in the north country was snow....Opheim area and along the border had 8 inches on the flat- except nothing was on the flat- terrible NW wind blew in some 2 foot drifts and the cows just bunched up in the corners and tore down fences...Heard several reports of folks losing calves- even older calves that either got trompled or layed down and got drifted under....Really a mess- some yearlings of the neighbors were found 15 miles south of where they were supposed to be....Still had drifts in the coulees last Monday- and the Laundry Hills looked like a snow capped mountain range...

We have an 80% chance of rain again Saturday, and the weather boys say if the arctic front moves down at the same time it could turn to snow...They are saying, this could be a good chance for substantial moisture again.....

Could be quite a winter...Long term forecasters are predicting a pretty major several day snow event could come to be about the 17th-18th -19th time period....

We're greening up good too- volunteer wheat is tall enough in the stubble fields now that the cows can get it ......Going after it and the greened up Crested Wheat like candy....
 

Faster horses

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That green stuff with the dry mixed in is better than grain. It really puts
on the pounds. The cows here are real happy too.

I just checked our weather forcast and they have dropped Saturday from
50% to 40% chance of rain. Our steer calves go the 11th, so maybe that's good to get them out of here. Mr. FH hates to hold on to them
much past the 10th because of weather, but last year, even that was too
long.

I guess I remember you talking a bit about that storm earlier. Gosh,
NOT GOOD. I've really been enjoying this weather. Hate to see it come
to an end. Was hoping for Indian Summer to last til Christmas. :wink:

Remember not to do too much. You guys never want to do it right the first time and then it takes twice as long to heal up. Glad you got those
good kids to help out.
 
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