What did you learn today?
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She is always on a leash when outside. Cannot have her loose in my neighborhood as we have dangerous dogs out.
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I've learned today that I most likely will be moving back to Austin in couple of weeks. Today I got a job offer I cannot refuse.
That probably accounts for their reaction — not knowing which are which.
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Big difference and they have seen the dangerous dogs and the GSD that I have. The dangerous ones are 3 times her size, more tan and grey and a GSD/wolf mix. Piper is a mostly black with tan smooth coat GSD. The GSD/wolves are 100+ pounds and Piper is 60 pounds. They have no collar, she wears a lime green collar.
Should never have mentioned as I will always be found wrong.
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Sad to learn that another Police Officer was killed in the line of duty. Officer Thalmann was just 22 years old, seven months on duty from North Carolina.
He died from his wounds from being shot in the face.
RIP
He died from his wounds from being shot in the face.
RIP
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I haven't heard of that one but it isn't the first and unfortunately won't be the last. In 2008 2 deputies were ambushed one was killed from being shot in the head as soon as they stepped out of their cars. I'll list the info for it. I know Chris Martin but not Deputy Klutz(the one that was killed). Martin was over the Sheriffs Dept Explorers when my nephew was in that too. Scares me a little him being out there especially since I got him into law enforcement in the first place. The article don't say the outcome but the shooter ended up killing himself in the woods not far from his home. There is an annual blood drive at the SO now and is named for Deputy Klutz.
Police: Suspect In Deadly Deputy Shooting A War Veteran | www.wsoctv.com
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I've learned being patient DOES pay off! Well, I knew that... but I figured I would restate it... 
Today, I learned my sister is even more of an idiot than I give her credit for. Who popped up in the ER today while I was working? Yes, that's correct! Why, you ask? Oh, nothing big... Just that she can't read instructions on OTC pill bottles. Did you know OD on Tylenol is extremely common? I did I did! :roll:
Today, I learned my sister is even more of an idiot than I give her credit for. Who popped up in the ER today while I was working? Yes, that's correct! Why, you ask? Oh, nothing big... Just that she can't read instructions on OTC pill bottles. Did you know OD on Tylenol is extremely common? I did I did! :roll:
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I haven't heard of that one but it isn't the first and unfortunately won't be the last. In 2008 2 deputies were ambushed one was killed from being shot in the head as soon as they stepped out of their cars. I'll list the info for it. I know Chris Martin but not Deputy Klutz(the one that was killed). Martin was over the Sheriffs Dept Explorers when my nephew was in that too. Scares me a little him being out there especially since I got him into law enforcement in the first place. The article don't say the outcome but the shooter ended up killing himself in the woods not far from his home. There is an annual blood drive at the SO now and is named for Deputy Klutz.
Police: Suspect In Deadly Deputy Shooting A War Veteran | www.wsoctv.com
Seems like every day I turn on the news lately there have been death of firemen and police men. Police have to make a split second decision to shoot or not to shoot.
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I learned that tours for Abraham Lincoln's historical house in Springfield is free!!!
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I haven't heard of that one but it isn't the first and unfortunately won't be the last. In 2008 2 deputies were ambushed one was killed from being shot in the head as soon as they stepped out of their cars. I'll list the info for it. I know Chris Martin but not Deputy Klutz(the one that was killed). Martin was over the Sheriffs Dept Explorers when my nephew was in that too. Scares me a little him being out there especially since I got him into law enforcement in the first place. The article don't say the outcome but the shooter ended up killing himself in the woods not far from his home. There is an annual blood drive at the SO now and is named for Deputy Klutz.
Police: Suspect In Deadly Deputy Shooting A War Veteran | www.wsoctv.com
Hey Scott,
Here is the officer I was speaking of......
From New Bern, NC.
Sorry I have not learned how to make my photos larger.
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I'm surprised-- they do that every year, I believe, looking for the thing.
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The Loch Ness Monster ain't no bird. Look up the history of alleged sightings, and see what they think it looks like. However, I don't believe it's real, though.
i know it not sodding bird like big foot not man in monkey clothes,i realise most of east Anglia uk been taken in on april fools joke...the place it was seen is called Ness Point,ALL sodding day i thought it for real...the pic is in a paper called EDP(eastern daily paper)you look at it see what you think
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Maybe they thought she was a drug detection dog and they had guilty consciences.
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