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Doc
Blakely
Pokin' Fun
If you've been watching the Oprah show you are probably aware
that she has a Texas psychiatrist/psychologist called Dr. Phil
who is very popular and on the show ... a lot. He usually
dispenses advice to troubled couples in a homey style. His
most popular phrase seems to be, "What the hell were you
thinking?" |
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Monte
Noelke
Shortgrass Country
The second time my helper brought in the cow to dig
out green prickly pear leaves lodged in her throat, he
dispensed with the sophisticated mouth spreader and hooked a
crude set of nose tongs to elevate her head and used a tie
rope to pry open her jaws. (If this sounds brutal, go take a
short nap or a quick bath, as rescuing pear-eating bovines is
not for folks of delicate nature.) |
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Baxter
Black
On The Edge Of
Common Sense
Poor Martha Stewart. Household name, successful
marketer of practical household instruction, handyman to the
housewife, and bland but useful TV neighbor to millions, is in
deep doo-doo because she sold $224,000 worth of stock the day
before it went to the bottom of the Wall Street pool like a
set of car keys. |
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Lee Pitts
Its The Pitts
Like everyone else, we have a few status symbols in the
livestock business, and a good dog is one of them. |
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Dale
Rollins, Ph.D
Wildlife
By Design
I have a bird question for you. What bird do you
consider to be especially noble (besides quail, of course!)?
Now, which do you consider to be the epitome of repulsiveness?
My nominees would be for the turkey and the turkey vulture,
respectively. How can I be so dipolar on two birds that look
quite a lot alike? |
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Charles
Rodenberger
The
Computer& The Cowboy
One problem with digital photos is deciding how to
share them with friends. |
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