Cattle Guard, what's a cattle guard?
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- dusty
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Cattle Guard, what's a cattle guard?
I don't know if there is any legitimacy in this but I could not resist passing it on. Given what I have witnessed over the last four or five years, this is very easy for me to believe.
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- JPG
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"this" gets a 404 error code!dusty wrote:I don't know if there is any legitimacy in [url=http:/https://snt147.mail.live.com/default.aspx?id=64855&owa=1&owasuffix=owa%2f#!/mail/InboxLight.aspx?n=94869239&fid=1&mid=b192f320-6691-11e3-af1a-00237de3362a&fv=1/]this[/url] but I could not resist passing it on. Given what I have witnessed over the last four or five years, this is very easy for me to believe.
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- dusty
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JPG40504 wrote:"this" gets a 404 error code!
Try again. "Someone" fumble fingered something.
I hate to post a retraction on this one but it can not rightly be credited to the Administration.
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/kevin-rudd-c ... hoax.shtml
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This took 30 seconds to de-bunk. http://www.snopes.com/politics/humor/cattleguards.aspdusty wrote:I don't know if there is any legitimacy in this but I could not resist passing it on. Given what I have witnessed over the last four or five years, this is very easy for me to believe.
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I don't know what everyone is debunking but the cattle guards are authentic.
The pit thet go over is usually dug deep enough that the animal (sheep, cow, hog, whatever) leg will not touch bottom and spacing is wide enough to allow the foot to go through.
Animals will not cross these.
Now the rest of the story may or may not be true.
The pit thet go over is usually dug deep enough that the animal (sheep, cow, hog, whatever) leg will not touch bottom and spacing is wide enough to allow the foot to go through.
Animals will not cross these.
Now the rest of the story may or may not be true.
Ed in Tampa
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Dusty, I'd heard the same thing about previous administrations. It is funny, though!dusty wrote:I don't know if there is any legitimacy in this but I could not resist passing it on. Given what I have witnessed over the last four or five years, this is very easy for me to believe.
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