Oh yeah, funny cat videos all over youtube are sooo hilarious. A few funny owls too, some funny dogs and horses. This I thought was funny when I heard it but it is no funny in real life, it is a bit dangerous though but it might save the life of a biting horse. This way You can teach a horse not to bite. I have tried it on three horses and it worked on two. First time You see it take a glow on each hand a big hot potato in the right hand if that is the hand the horse bites. Not too hot so it cause a burn but hot enough that it remember not to bite You. Have a bucket of water nearby so the horse can drink afterwards. Pull a thin glow over the potatohand and the same thin glow over the other glowhand. Go in to the horse. Make sure Your potatohand is near the mouth of the horse and halfopen. If You breath slow Your pulse is slow but if You get afraid Your pulse race and the horse might get afraid and bite Your potatohand. Usually it does not like hot potato and does not bite You again on a long time. It is better for the horse to get one hot potato than to get slaughtered. Horses that bite too often get slaughtered.
Just curious -I recently deleted some of what I consider my funniest posts ever in a thread because my wife informed me that some people would take it seriously, and report it, but it got me thinking...
...Is there room for comedy in the spiritual or religious atmosphere? Or should all things be serious?
I would totally laugh if I saw a sign like this:I was with some Canadian friends and a friend from Poland in Sweden. We were driving over a bump in the street. The sign beside says Farthinder. My friends laught so hard and I did not understand. It simply means speedstopper. Don't know if this is clean enough but it is real Swedish in traffic and the folks from overthere have a mind of their own. I guess they thought Englishspeaking tourists were not allowed to fart on that bump. Period.
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Just curious -I recently deleted some of what I consider my funniest posts ever in a thread because my wife informed me that some people would take it seriously, and report it, but it got me thinking...
...Is there room for comedy in the spiritual or religious atmosphere? Or should all things be serious?