I have three cats, I like cats, but they are a lot like women, I cannot figure them out.
Okay, that does it. You're outa here!
But..but… Ken…..the guy has THREE cats ! Surely, he qualifies as a member in good standing here ?
I have one right here you can have, today.
You can't fix stupid.People who post nonsense about the Yellowstone Hot Spot. Yvonne has seen how I react to that. With barrage of known facts.
People who go to any National Park that won't follow Safety Laws. Such as the National Park Service has a list of absolute no-nos that people ignore all the time, and sometimes they pay for it big time. (And I'm not talking just about large fines, either.) Yellowstone has quite a list that many National Parks don't have, such as personal behavior as thermal areas. When you go through the park entrance, you get a complete list. But we've already discussed that lately... People don't read the warnings, and at times that stupidity can cost them their life, or some innocent wild critter it's life. But in Yellowstone, violating safety laws can also get you a trip to Federal Court and sent to jail somewhere you probably would want to be.
So I guess one of my pet peeves is people who suffer from terminal stupidity. When I lived in Yellowstone, I bought a t-shirt at the Yellowstone Savage Shop win West Yellowstone, Montana. It had a picture of Boo-Boo Bear on it, and said "This isn't Jellystone, so don't be like Yogi. Do what Mr. Ranger says."
So true!!! And annoying when you have to ask them" can you repeat that, I didn't understand what you said". After the third time I ask for someone who speaks English.
I have friend who is a NPS Ranger up in Yellowstone, and he is always saying that. In 2016, a father and son put a Bison calf in the back of their car and drove it to a Ranger Station because they believed it was cold, leading Rangers to ticket them for interfering with wildlife. They were fined $5,000. But the stupid didn't end there. Then it was NPS's turn. He said Rangers were forced to put the calf down after they repeatedly failed at reintroducing the animal to its herd. I told him I disagreed with that, because just about any large Zoo in the country would take a wild animal that cannot survive on it's own in the wild. The Bronx Zoo in New York City has done it many times.
So that's how the No Jumping on the Bed rule came to be. I never did that...
I used to lay the law down when it came to bouncing in the cribs (and beds), but my words fell on deaf ears, how they enjoyed bouncing.So that's how the No Jumping on the Bed rule came to be. I never did that...
And didn't we?
Yep, we sure did.
