Posts for: greenfrog
Jan 19, 2024 17:46:20 #
Sojo wrote:
I'm sure everyone knows NO LICENSE NEEDED after 70 yrs. Old.
After 70 you still need the CID number.
Jan 16, 2024 21:07:42 #
J in Cleveland wrote:
Play-doh was invented to clean wallpaper.
Tight lines
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Tight lines
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This.
Jan 14, 2024 08:25:52 #
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Jan 9, 2024 19:57:21 #
Opie G. wrote:
Great story GF. Reminds me of the time just a coup... (show quote)
Opie G. Thanks for posting that. I really enjoyed reading that. https://i.postimg.cc/8cH4FzWk/hats-off-salute-smiley-emoticon.gif
Jan 9, 2024 10:57:16 #
Deputy bravely offers help to injured bobcat in Florida and gets unexpected reaction
Mark Price
Wounded animals are notoriously vicious, so it was with great risk that a sheriff’s office deputy in Florida picked up an injured bobcat and put it in his patrol car.
What happened next left commenters slack-jawed on social media.
A photo shared by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office shows the predator willingly curled up in deputy Vincent Lopez’s arms like a 30-pound house cat.
“He was able to get this stunning fur baby to safety and transport him to Blue Pearl Animal Hospital where he reportedly will make a full recovery!” the sheriff’s office reported in a Jan. 7 Facebook post.
So how did Lopez avoid getting “shredded,” as one Facebook commenter put it?
“Due to the bobcat’s injuries, the animal was docile and surrendered to the help the deputy was providing,” the Lee County Sheriff’s Office told McClatchy News in an email.
Lopez, who joined the department in 2021, used heavy-duty gloves and a blanket, but was largely vulnerable to the predator’s claws and teeth.
Commenters on the Facebook photo have marveled at how calm the bobcat appeared as the deputy carried it to his patrol vehicle.
“Amazing that it’s not fighting him,” Bonnie Covey said.
“He’s lucky that he’s walking away without a scratched up face and body, but for that poor baby to be so relaxed like that he must’ve been feeling extremely bad!” Jonathan Motte posted.
It’s suspected the bobcat was struck by a vehicle Jan. 7 near the intersection of Bonita Beach Road and Interstate 75, the sheriff’s office says.
A nearby resident was the first to report it lying in the road, with its back legs appearing to be immobile.
The bobcat was transferred to the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) in Lee County. Clinic staff have not returned messages seeking an update on the wild cat’s prognosis as of Jan. 9.
Lee County is about 130 miles southeast of Tampa.
Link: https://www.yahoo.com/news/deputy-bravely-offers-help-injured-125248515.html
Mark Price
Wounded animals are notoriously vicious, so it was with great risk that a sheriff’s office deputy in Florida picked up an injured bobcat and put it in his patrol car.
What happened next left commenters slack-jawed on social media.
A photo shared by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office shows the predator willingly curled up in deputy Vincent Lopez’s arms like a 30-pound house cat.
“He was able to get this stunning fur baby to safety and transport him to Blue Pearl Animal Hospital where he reportedly will make a full recovery!” the sheriff’s office reported in a Jan. 7 Facebook post.
So how did Lopez avoid getting “shredded,” as one Facebook commenter put it?
“Due to the bobcat’s injuries, the animal was docile and surrendered to the help the deputy was providing,” the Lee County Sheriff’s Office told McClatchy News in an email.
Lopez, who joined the department in 2021, used heavy-duty gloves and a blanket, but was largely vulnerable to the predator’s claws and teeth.
Commenters on the Facebook photo have marveled at how calm the bobcat appeared as the deputy carried it to his patrol vehicle.
“Amazing that it’s not fighting him,” Bonnie Covey said.
“He’s lucky that he’s walking away without a scratched up face and body, but for that poor baby to be so relaxed like that he must’ve been feeling extremely bad!” Jonathan Motte posted.
It’s suspected the bobcat was struck by a vehicle Jan. 7 near the intersection of Bonita Beach Road and Interstate 75, the sheriff’s office says.
A nearby resident was the first to report it lying in the road, with its back legs appearing to be immobile.
The bobcat was transferred to the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) in Lee County. Clinic staff have not returned messages seeking an update on the wild cat’s prognosis as of Jan. 9.
Lee County is about 130 miles southeast of Tampa.
Link: https://www.yahoo.com/news/deputy-bravely-offers-help-injured-125248515.html
It’s amazing what our deputies come across while out keeping our great residents safe… all in a days work. Happy Sunday, Lee County!
Jan 7, 2024 10:59:51 #
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Aaron124 wrote:
I need your opinions! I have gotten several emails about being a tackle tester for a few places. After doing some research I see that they want me to pay for shipping. I am always down for getting tackle and trying new stuff for bass fishing even though I am a big fan of Googan baits. Has anyone ever participated in being a tackle tester? Are there pros and cons for it? Any info.i get would be extremely helpful. Thanks.
Don't do it, it's probably fake.
Is product tester job a scam?
The problem is a lot of the ads going around for these jobs are fake, and even the real job doesn't really pay you. The watchdogs at Trend Micro are seeing a lot of this. Fake “product tester” job ads are being shared on social media including Facebook and TikTok.Nov 1, 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlBinfZgYoo
Dec 27, 2023 14:38:24 #
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Dec 23, 2023 13:27:38 #
Stunning image shows cosmic ‘Christmas tree’ glowing in space
BY BRETT BALICK
(WJET/WFXP) — A space phenomenon is spreading some holiday cheer with what looks like a Christmas tree in the stars.
NASA said that a telescope captured an image of NGC 2264, which is a cluster of young stars aged between one and five million years old.
NGC 2264 — also known as the “Christmas Tree Cluster” since it looks like a cosmic tree with strings of glowing lights — can be found in the Milk Way, about 2,500 light-years from Earth.
According to NASA, the stars in NGC 2264 are both smaller and larger than the Sun.
The image below shows the cluster that has been rotated about 160 degrees from the astronomer’s standard of North pointing upwards. This puts the peak of the conical tree shape near the top.
As for the green gas in the cluster, NASA said that represents the tree’s “pine needles.”
Link: https://thehill.com/homenews/space/4370852-stunning-image-shows-cosmic-christmas-tree-glowing-in-space/
BY BRETT BALICK
(WJET/WFXP) — A space phenomenon is spreading some holiday cheer with what looks like a Christmas tree in the stars.
NASA said that a telescope captured an image of NGC 2264, which is a cluster of young stars aged between one and five million years old.
NGC 2264 — also known as the “Christmas Tree Cluster” since it looks like a cosmic tree with strings of glowing lights — can be found in the Milk Way, about 2,500 light-years from Earth.
According to NASA, the stars in NGC 2264 are both smaller and larger than the Sun.
The image below shows the cluster that has been rotated about 160 degrees from the astronomer’s standard of North pointing upwards. This puts the peak of the conical tree shape near the top.
As for the green gas in the cluster, NASA said that represents the tree’s “pine needles.”
Link: https://thehill.com/homenews/space/4370852-stunning-image-shows-cosmic-christmas-tree-glowing-in-space/
In this composite image, the cluster’s resemblance to a Christmas tree has been enhanced through image rotation and color choices. Credit: NASA/CXC/SAO/L. Frattare & J.Major
Dec 17, 2023 09:01:27 #
Gizmo you have been a good little boy. You have a very nice grampa. Keep listening to him.
I'll stop by your house on Christmas eve.
Bye for now, Santa.
I'll stop by your house on Christmas eve.
Bye for now, Santa.
Dec 16, 2023 13:07:03 #
Dec 10, 2023 14:46:33 #
You just have to look at the Topic name. He put the state next to the title.
(IL) Question about using this Forum
(IL) Question about using this Forum
Nov 22, 2023 09:34:21 #
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