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LOL... then I guess you are in the camp that would suck deep on your coffin nail as you scatter kitty litter in the rising fumes. On the other hand... I never got burned by an over abundance of caution.

Fuel spill at pump #5... No worries, Angela has it under control. This thread seems to be having issues. @Marie Try posting something to it. The only way I could post was to reply to a former post... and then it came up on my own former post.

I could read it differently, because the way it's worded could be read two different ways. And it makes a huge difference. And what does "mostly true" mean?

We were talking about that today with visitors. They said the border videos of people crossing are inflated, that there aren't near the numbers that the news would have us believe. And I've seen similar stuff driving through places where the news has said is a disaster zone... and really don't...

Yeah, I think their reputation hurt them in the first years... and from what I hear they are much better now. But I don't know for certain... just what I've heard.

There's a guy selling a 2023 CFMoto with a cab and 87 miles on it on it in Gunnison Utah for 10K.

My first ATV on the ranch in SD was a Yamaha, and it was a gas hog although I didn't know it until I got a Honda.

Yup, it happens. One out of a hundred...

I've had three good friends killed in car accidents. Common theme? They weren't wearing their seat belts. Not to put a damper on the discussion, and in an ATV I suspect it isn't "as" important...

Is that why politicians come in second? I always thought it was because they were the bigger horses ass...

Apparently my explanation is not clear enough? I never said they were bred to attack. They are bred to win in a conflict. Two different things. Tenacity and focus are not the same thing as aggression. I said in another post that pits are no more likely to bite than other breeds.

Might beeeee... who wants to know? Just returning to the Amish topic. And I'm curious. The different people I'm most accustomed to are fundy Mormons.

Do Amish people own a lot of dogs? If they own dogs, is it seen as something useful to the family/farm, or a show of something they don't really need? And if they own dogs, how do they treat them? Are the dogs well trained? What kind of dogs do Amish people own?

I've found that it's best to avoid processed foods, and eat fresh as much as possible. Minimize boxes, bags, and cans. Blood pressure varies between 130 and 100 at the top end, usually in the lower teens. Cholesterol acceptable. Heart rate 60ish. Wife has similar numbers. No prescription meds in...

Most aggression attributed to breeds is the result of a genetic trait that is either minimal or enhanced. We select for docility when we look at a bulls EPD stats. Of course environment can be a contributing factor. We breed dogs for our own purposes. Most of the abilities we select for are...

(facepalm) It's really strange when someone has a single year of experience that they've repeated twenty+ times and they think they know it all. Where the h*ll do you think natural ability comes from??? The tooth fairy? Genetics 101...

The reason they are not used is because they are difficult to call off. If they carry the trait to be focused in an attack they don't release on command. And it's difficult for even experienced trainers to reliably determine how focused a pit will be. Just like bird dogs, some are less capable...